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Dream-marriage.com IS a scam.

Postby alex from UK on Sun Nov 25, 2007 10:49 am

Dear All
I would like to inform you that dream-marriage.com is scam website. I made a mistake to trust them and I was cheated and had myself nearly abducted. For this very reason they have no address in the site and do not pass over to them your card details.
They are fraudsters!!!!

Staf safe please.

Alex
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Postby wayne on Sun Nov 25, 2007 12:57 pm

We really need more proof than this I'm afraid to say. Doing a whois on the site shows this

Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: DREAM-MARRIAGE.COM
Created on: 17-Dec-03
Expires on: 17-Dec-12
Last Updated on: 11-Nov-07

which shows it's not a fly by night website like we often see. However, googling their name shows some interesting hits, including one at http://agencyscams.com/Why/Dreammarriage.html
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DREAM-MARRIAGE.COM

Postby alexfriends on Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:52 pm

Alex from UK is 100% right about DREAM-MARRIAGE.COM It's same to anastasiaweb.com

Local agencies put profiles of girls. All letters are written, NOT translated, by the stuff of local agencies.
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Dream-marriage.com IS a scam.

Postby lie4ik on Mon Mar 09, 2009 4:23 pm

I am not going to rant and accuse. I am going to explain to you exactly how they do it and why you should never use this agency.

By now, everyone (OK, maybe only 75% of all men) knows that anastasia-international.com (anastasiaweb.com and scanna.com) is the biggest scam agency in the world, Well, dream-marriage.com is EXACTLY the same. It is not clear if they stole the model of anastasia-international.com, or if they made a deal, but when you look at the sites, it is obvious that they are made of the same cloth.

More proof if this is their affiliate program. dream-marriage.com has an affiliate program with the same exact system as anastasia-international.com. MORE proof of this is their names...

anastasia-international.com - 4affiliate.net
dream-marriage.com - affiliate4web.com

Also, they both have created fake anti-scam sites to discredit real anti-scam sites...

agency-scams.com – belongs to anastasia-international.com
agencyscams.net – belongs to dream-marriage,com

It is funny that they call real anti-scam sites a scam or unethical, but in making their fake anti-scam sites, they are libeling and attacking their competition; the most unethical practice of all.

Lastly, both companies have excellent SEO and PR skills to make themselves look very professional and legit. They attack competitors, anti-scam sites and you can find there marketing tools all over the net. This is called smoke and mirrors. They hide the truth with BS to make themselves look wonderful.

dream-marriage.com has stolen (or paid to have) the EXACT same scam model as anastasia-international.com And if you google their name, you will find many reports of this.

How is it done?

It is easier to answer, “How are they not in prison?â€Â
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Dream marriage

Postby figgisdog on Thu Apr 16, 2009 1:30 pm

Well there is nothing good for me to say about this site, i will tell my story. I was involved in chat with a girl for 4 months, anybody will tell you it is quite expensive to do so. I also sent her flowers and many letters. I went to see her, She was the girl on her photo so there was no problem there. I got checked into my hotel. The first date we go to a cafe and a bar and we chat useing an interpreter. It soon became obvious to me that this girl did not know much about me. Lots of things i had told her about me in chat she knew nothing about when we had our first date. day two she turned up with keys to an apartment and asked me to go there rather than stay at my hotel, it was going to cost me 70 dollars a day. I refused. we go to a couple of bars talk drink and generaly get on very well. Final day, we go for a walk through a park, after we go to the shops and via the interpreter she asked me to buy her a gift, it was no problem for me so i did and she was happy. This bit is where i realised it was a big con, the interpreter said she needed 500 dollars for medicine as she had an infection in a cut from an accident and yes she did have a cut she showed me. I said i did not have 500 dollars and she said it was ok just give me what i had. I refused and told her straight that i thought she was scammimg me for money, i then told her all i knew about her and asked her to tell me everthing she knew about me. Then it all came out, She had not received half the letters i had sent her and on some times in chat i was talking to her interpreter and not her. She was horrified and said she had been lied to by the agency and her interpreter who translated for her and wrote her letters. she said it was a bad thing for them to do and she was very sorry as she realised i had been missled by the agency . The interpreter with us was horrified and said he would help her learn english and she should leave the agency and we should communicate by phone and letter. This is the cruel bit from this moment on she was all over me kissing me and generaly being over the top nice while trying to get me drunk. she then again asked me for the money and insisted if i care about her i should help her as she was ill. this went on all night words of love promices of marriage and happy life together. I gave her what money i had because to an Englishman with all respect dollars are useless. As soon as she got the money she got a taxi and went. I got her address and phone number and first few calls she answered and yes it was her, now she wont answer. I am getting her name and address checked through russian detective and i wont be surprised if it is false. I also called the interpreter who promiced to help us and guess what he hangs up on me twice, thats where the penny dropped i had been had. ok guys what can i say to sum it up. Dont chat too long with these girls because they are interpreters and not the actual girl. When you meet the girl all they want is a good time while trying to extract as much money from you as possible. if you want to get your heart broke and ripped off join this site. it should be called shattered dream marriage. con
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more about the VIDEO SCAM...

Postby smartakuss on Sat Apr 18, 2009 11:53 pm

A few months back I happen to experience both "Dream Marriage and "Nataly Marriage Agency". Well aware I never took part to any "Chat" with the persistant "calling girls"... Most of them do have a very limited ability to express themselves in writtings, to begin with... So you can easily guess what this turns to be really on Chat...!

You just loosing your bucks at the speed of light and nothing consistant can ever be coming out of that mess... As I already stated about "Nataly Marriage Agency", the girls are showing no interest at all in writing normal messages and letters through the in house mailing system...You ought to spend your VideoBucks as much as possible...! That's the TrickyBoobyScam... Desire-Desire...!

But what I also clearly noticed and observed is that many girls particularly from Nikolaev do have similar profiles on both these sites... and you can see clearly the Chat signals blinking constantly on "Dream Marriage" whilst receiving a "Chat invitation" of the very same girl from "Nataly Marriage Agency"... So they are obviously jumping from one site to the other one from the same computer... Isn't it great...!!!

On top of which you find also many of them on "TopLop"... The ones you have been smiling and winking to and even exchanging some litterature with would not dare to communicate privately as "TopLop" pretends to encourage people to do so...!

Those who sent you already multiple "Chat invitations" on these DM & NMA sites may be saying that their English is too bad to write you on their own private email and therefore they have to use the translation facility on TopLop...! Isn't it great...???

Well it is very obvious that many girls there are used and we hope for them paid to be "Ring Girls" and ONLY LURING YOU INTO THE AGENCY VIDEO SCAM...

It is also very obvious to me that these "S..T SITES" are very closely related... BE AWARE.
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Postby figgisdog on Fri Apr 24, 2009 12:10 am

It turned out that the address that the girl gave me was wrong. Her name does not match the address she gave me, she is not registered as a resident anywhere in the city that she says she lives in or in the local area either. her date of birth does not match anyone in that area either. the conclusion is i may have spelled her surname incorectly, from what i know there is only one way to spell her surname. she looks like she has sold me a dummy there, one thing i am certain of is the address she gave me is of some meaning to her maybe a family member lives there. Could it be that she gave me her maiden name and not her married name she claims to be divorced. Do ukrainian women keep their married names or revert back to maiden names when they get divorced. One thing is certain this lady does not exist according to local records at the address she gave me or anywhere near the local area with her name and date of birth. i will try and find out if there is some misunderstanding but from here she sounds like a scam girl.
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Is dream-marriage.com a scam? YES!

Postby lie4ik on Fri Apr 24, 2009 3:51 pm

Here is a recent letter exchange between Jim at agencyscams.com and I...this is just a little more proof that dream-marriage.com is a scam just like anastasiaweb.com.

From: "Agency Scams" <jim@agencyscams.com>Add sender to ContactsTo: "tired surfer" <lie4ik@****.com> dream-marriage.com had a lawyer contact my host and whine and cry. So,
because of internet crap, I had to remove dream-marriage.com from my
site. So, what I did was change it to dream-marriage-my.com. It is
still for dream-marriage.com, but with this name, I stay out of
trouble.

I have received hundreds of letters regarding dream-marriage.com. Most
guys have the same scam story that follows anastasiaweb.com, they join
and receive 60 letters the first day, and about 300 over the next week.
How is this not a sure sign of a scam ?

Other guys were writing girls and wanted to visit the girl and she
suddenly disappears.

Other guys go to visit the girl and they either disappear or the girl
has no idea who he is.

MANY guys get letters from girls that they are already talking to on
other sites.

and some guys have had girls confess to them that they get paid to
write letters. Some of these girls are just being nice. Some girls like
the guys and want to get away from the agency because they see all the
scamming that happens first-hand.

dream-marriage.com is a HUGE scam. They are rivaling anastasiaweb.com.
I don't know how these places stay in business with so much knowledge
these days.

Best of Luck,
Jim

DREAM-MARRIAGE.COM is a HUGE scam! They made AGENCYSCAMS.NET to discredit
me. They copied anastasia-international.com's style step by step.
JIM'S Original Anti-Scam Site - http://agencyscams.com
JIM'S Agency Checklist Site - http://jimslists.com

> Hey Jim
>
> I have 2 questions.
>
> Why are you making so many changes to the dream-marriage.com pages?
>
> Can you give me some specifics on how other men were scammed at
> dream-marriage.com?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Lie4ik
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Postby figgisdog on Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:32 pm

My experience with dream marriage is similar, The girl i was in exchange with hardly knew a thing about me. She had some info about me but some of it was not what i had told her. Also some of the things she told me about herself while i was in chat with her was not true either this i found out when i met her. Many very personal pieces of information i had exchanged with her she did not know about either, many letters i sent her with photos of my home town she said she did not recieve. She told me all this and it is very believable. The only thing i find hard to understand why did this girl give me false information with regards to her name and address, i got it checked on russian detective and it came back as not valid information that she gave me. If she knew she hardly knew me and admitted half the letters i gave her she did not get and half the chats i had with her was most likely with her interpreter why lie about her address and name. I dont get why most of what she says about the situation is very believable yet lie about her identity. Maybe it is her family name maybe she is married maybe she has a boyfriend. The address she gave me i think is of some importance to her. It is hard to work out if this girl is a pro dater or gold digger. Most of the story she gave me is believable, you can imagine they say to her, we will get this guy to come and see you and after that it is up to you. I got sold a view of a girl that was a complete contradiction of the girl i actualy met. I knew it was her because i sent her flowers and they send a photo upon receipt. howether one of the photos she sent me was of her and yes it was definately her the photos matched up. I cant say for certain but i would say that a lot of girls on there provide false information about themselves. when you see the website boast about confimed profiles it makes you wonder if the deceit is deliberate. This girl gave me false information about herself and i have asked dream marriage to check it out. this is a huge problem, if anyone wants to take legal action againt dream marriage heres the facts, Did i meet the girl yes i did, did the girl give me false I.d yes she did but i cant prove she gave it to me did the website use interpreters to pretend to be her and use her identity very likely but hard to prove. Did she ask me for money yes she did but it is my word against hers. She physicly told me she loved me and wanted the world from me can i ask why if that is how she feels why delete her profile and remove a method of communication, the answers are she never said that and she is tired of looking for a foreign man and removed her profile. all of this is very deliberate and tried and tested by this agency. They have all the bases covered, you get scammed well and truely and you can not prove any of it. The interpreters are in on it the management are and most of the girls are also. This site has left me significantly out of pocket. It also uses girls that have no intention of getting to know you all of which your previous correspondance would suggest she is your dream come true. This type of agency is a huge money pit. It is dangerous at times when i was with this girls driver i did not feel safe he could have been anyone. The only way to stop this type of agency is to outlaw them. Force the girls to show you proof of their identity upon meeting her. Issue receipts to you if you buy them gifts. Also the interpreter should give you his identity if he is acting for you. maybe ban agencies from arranging accomodation and travel for you. Ok its a bussiness they need to make money, but it should only be from the date side of it ,not nice little side lines like apartments and drivers. This site is a total and complete con. it is beyond belief that this agency and similar agencies are still doing this time after time. The really bad part of it is they are mostly american owned and that is shocking. These places break hearts they are a waste of time and money and need to be closed.
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Lawsuit involving dream-marriage.com

Postby jfrankparnell on Sat May 09, 2009 7:31 pm

figgisdog wrote:My experience with dream marriage is similar,

<snip>

These places break hearts they are a waste of time and money and need to be closed.


I completely agree - these scammers are the lowest of the low.

My cousin needs help. He realized that the site was a scam after using it for 2 weeks. Somehow he accumulated over $1500 in charges in a two-week period. He canceled his credit card before these guys were paid

Now they've started harassing him for payment. They've engaged two separate law firms in pursuit of the money. Both lawyers violated the FDCPA act in the conduct of business - and he'll move foward with complaints against both lawyers

The lawsuit claims that the amount owed is more than 3x what the 'vice president' of Dream Marriage said was owed. I realize they have the right to sue for any amount - but as I understand the law, they cannot apply penalties arbitrarily.

As far as I know, the cousin did use the site. However, it's pretty clear it's a scam.

How does my cousin move forward? And at some point, isn't he better off paying the amount owed ($1500) and then filing a complaint vs the two attorneys?

(By violating the FDCPA law, both attorneys could be subject to $1000 in fine each)

OR.... should my cousin get an attorney, and battle this based on the fact that the site is a complete scam?

One other thing - my cousin has been dealing with a head injury (hit by a car when he was 7), and I'm not sure he would be judged competant
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Postby figgisdog on Sat May 09, 2009 8:45 pm

That is a bad story, i have read something similar on a different post. The thing is with this agency in particular, They dont care if the girls are genuine and want to meet a man, they dont care if their site is full of pro daters or gold diggers, they dont care if the girls lie and break your heart. the only thing they are concerned with is making money and at any cost. I met a girl who i thought was a nice girl. She gave me her home address and it was her real address. This is the problem, these girls are real but it is their intentions that are masked and you can not tell what these girls are like until you meet them and by then you have spent 1000s and you are in their country and under their rules. I would say this site has no control over the women and all the sub agencies that are involved all over Russia and Ukraine, i would say the agency is well formatted but it has absolutely no way of controlling the female members or stopping the very bad practice of the interpreters and the local agencies. They are aware of what is going on and i would say it is a runaway train, What i told this girl and her interpreter was that it is a matter of time before the agency messes up and there is huge interest comming from law agencies in the US and Europe and it is a matter of time before the agency argues with the wrong person and that person will have far more clout than them. Laws need to change but sadly it is not US law that needs to change. The law needs to change in Ukraine and Russia because this is where the bad practice of the agencies begin and the system there is allowing an anything goes attitude to these local agencies that form up into super agencies like dream marriage. As for the credit card story it is bad and something that they do to intimidate. It looks like they know their day is comming, there is huge anti information about this agency and all similar agencies and it looks like they are maybe rattled.
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Re: www.dream-marriage.com are scammers do not trust them!!!

Postby englishman50 on Wed Jul 08, 2009 12:12 pm

These people make me sick!...there are so many genuine, lonely guys out there who maybe just want another chance to find happiness before its too late. I saw the advert for dream marriage and i must say that initially it looked convincing. Fortunately i registered but didnt subscribe immediately. One week later i have God knows how many Emails and my `messages` from beautiful girls in their 20`s have amounted to 440!...I`m a 50 year old guy and i know that there is no way that this amount of messages can possibly be genuine! This should be the warning sign to anyone. Russian women may prefer a slightly older man but even they have their limitations and they are getting fussier all the time regarding age requirements. It would im sure be quite rare for a 21 year old russian beauty to be interested in a 50 year old man let alone a couple of hundred! Lets get a reality check guys, i know its flattering to apparantly receive all that attention but its a sure sign that the site is a scam! You only have to compare the response rate from a genuine site like Elenors models to realize this.
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www.dream-marriage.com LIARS CHEATS and CRIMINALS ?

Postby plazot11 on Sat Jul 18, 2009 2:28 am

Further Evidence Dream Marriage is a SCAM and should be prosecuted in the USA.
My friend and I both joined dream-marriage.com.
We can confirm this site is a SCAM.
Here is some more conclusive evidence:
1./ Dream Marriage is writing the letters in reply NOT the girls we write to !
My friend is a lot older than I totally different looks and lifestyle our profiles and letters to the girls on Dream Marriage are poles apart... he is a multi-millionaire with pictures driving his new Bently. I am poor with pictures driving my VW but ......
We both get identical letters in response from the same ladies, the only change is the name at the beginning of the letter in reply..
2./ Dream Marriage is writing the letters in reply Not the girls we write to !
We have had identical responses within 12 minutes of us sending a letter to the girl.
We compose 2 totally different letters from 2 totally different guys. We send the letters to Dream Marriage in the USA where these letters are supposedly translated into Russian and send to the girl's agents office in the Ukraine who contact the girl. The girl then receives our letters reads them and writes a reply in her Russian language and send these replies in Russian to to her Agent in the Ukraine who forward it to Dream Marriage in the USA who translate the letters to English and then send these letters to us here in Australia.
ALL THIS TAKES IS 12 MINUTES. :mrgreen: :D :mrgreen:
Absolutely amazing ?...
NO it's IMPOSSIBLE!
DREAM MARRIAGE IS A LIE AND A CON and their actions are ILLEGAL both in the USA and in my Country.
BE WARNED DO NOT SEND DREAM MARRIAGE MONEY !!!!!!!!!!
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Re: www.dream-marriage.com are scammers do not trust them!!!

Postby Inna21 on Thu Oct 01, 2009 7:08 am

By now, everyone (OK, maybe only 75% of all men) knows that anastasia-international.com (anastasiaweb.com and scanna.com) is the biggest scam agency in the world, Well, dream-marriage.com is EXACTLY the same. It is not clear if they stole the model of anastasia-international.com, or if they made a deal, but when you look at the sites, it is obvious that they are made of the same cloth.

Regards

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Re: www.dream-marriage.com are scammers do not trust them!!!

Postby stoppedscam on Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:41 am

They are without a doubt a scam. I got curious and signed up to see just how bad it was. I'm not a bad looking guy, I stay in shape and what not, I don't fit the normal profile of men they see online normally. Anyway within the first 24 hours I received over 720 emails! Ok I'm know I'm not a bad looking person and I do stay in shape, but please if I was Brad Pit I could understand that many emails THAT fast.

Of course I didn't sit there and read all the emails, I did pick out 1 and responded to it (a beautiful young woman in her early 20's, I'm in my late 30's). I picked out one of the few profiles that didn't have the normal stripper type pictures posted. We exchanged a few emails, chatted a few times and she seemed real enough, actually she seemed like an honest person. Now during this time I'm still getting hundreds of emails a day. I mentioned to her that I thought the site was a scam (seeing what response I would get) and she would say "when we meet, I'll tell you everything". I went along with the cat and mouse game for a bit. The next day I set-up a fake profile with a picture of a man who I found on the web by searching google images for "drug addicts". I managed to find a picture of a male crack head who looked like he had been beaten with the ugly stick since birth. Well the fake profile with the drug addicts picture got over 200 emails in the first 10 hours!

Now back to the story, before I could tell the young lady whom I was talking to about the proof I had that the site was a scam, she sends me a message saying that she has a surprise for me. I have no idea what she is talking about, but then I looked over in my personal email, my private email, and I saw a letter from her. In one of our conversations she asked me my full name, I didn't think much of it and gave it to her, anyway at that point she looked me up on google and found me. She had done this same day I gave her my name in chat. She had seen all my pictures and such on my myspace page and other normal social networking sites and she knew what we talked about in chat was the person she found on the web. I had told her while we where chatting that I was only talking to her and what not. She confessed to having 7 other girls write me and send me pictures to see if I responded to them to "test me" as she put it. Once I had passed all her test sort of speak that is when she decided to contact me for real.

The first thing she told me was the truth about the site, keep in mind I have told her nothing about my "fake drug addict profile" at this point. She told me that the site sends out intro letters for them and they are required to answer every letter. They are required to sit and chat with guys for hours and only show interest in them, the normal tell them what they want to hear scenario. She confirmed that at best 5% of the women that are actually on the site are real, the other 95% of them are just working. She admitted to falling into the 95% of them, it was just a job.

Funny ending, I originally went on that site to see the extent of the scamming going on after reading all the reports, you know like having to slow the car down and check out that nasty accident. She was on the site just to do a job and never intended to meet somebody that actually interested her. Now we talk on the phone daily and chat daily on a mutual free site of course with no agency involved. She's still in shock that she met somebody she actually liked at work, much less somebody 15 years older then her, but don't be fooled it is just a job for them. Being on that site is their job.

Before you ask, I'm not a rich guy, she didn't look me up on the internet and find out I had all kinds of money or anything (I'm lower middle class at best lol), she just said I seemed like such a "normal" person with a real life and that it got her interested in me, that I didn't come onto her with sex on my mind. Also mentioned if more men where as respectful and normal in their conversations that she could see how more women there to scam would find themselves in an odd position, to actually end up liking the guy the originally set out to scam.

Hope this helps

P.S. this is also one of the VERY rare cases in which the woman in the photo's was actually the girl I was talking to, this really caught me by surprise. First question I asked her when she confessed, because I know they can "fake" the video chat on the agency end. I thought there is no way this is really her, but she has since sent me many photo's and we have video chatted together through my personal web server. I have to admit that REALLY surprised me.
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