AmourFeel.com review

AmourFeel.com, which loosely translates as “feel the love”, is on a mission to make its users experience a great deal, but as our reviews shows, love is unfortunately not on the bill. When we tried to look into who was running this site, we were at first surprised to find the operator went to great lengths to hide its identity. In our experience, this is usually an implicit admission of a scam. We eventually discovered the site is run by Cellar Door Ltd, a company registered in Gibraltar.

Even before registering on AmourFeel.com, we had serious doubts about the operator’s reliability, but the best was yet to come. Our review reveals that this site is nothing more than a vicious fake chat scam in which fake chat operators pose as love-starved female users to lure members into paid chats to rip them off. And not only does everything on this site have to be paid for; conversations and everything surrounding them very soon become prohibitively expensive.

Users have to pay to read the emails they receive, to open an attached photo and to send an email or even an emoji in a chat. And the list goes on, as the site even offers users the opportunity to send physical gifts to other members for a ridiculous amount of cash. Oh, and in case users want to have the email address of the girl they are chatting with, they first need to shell out $700! Well, it is fair to say at the very least that the company has strong business acumen.

The site claims to put its members in touch with beautiful women who are supposedly from Ukraine, although one has to wonder whether this is really the most appropriate time for such liaisons, right? Quite the contrary, according to the operator, in response to negative criticism from an online user: since there’s a war going on, the women have nothing better to do than to spend hours chatting online to relieve their boredom.

We soon found negative reviews from the dozens of former users who had fallen for this cheeky scam. But the funniest, or perhaps the most cynical, part was learning that the operator took the trouble to reply to almost all criticisms levelled with justifications that were for the most part completely surreal. When a user pointed out that demanding $700 for an email address might be considered a tad steep, the answer he received was that Ukraine was currently at war, so women were extra-cautious over whom they were disclosing their email addresses to.

Our own experience was no more fruitful, except that it naturally didn’t cost us a cent. After free registration, we quickly started receiving dozens of messages from divine women who wanted to feel the weight of our body on theirs. Others asked us straight away if we had forgotten the sound of their voices, or whether we preferred to sleep naked or clothed. These automatic computer-generated messages are what the site calls “icebreakers”, a fancy way of saying “chatbots”.

We toyed around for a while with the 20 free credits the site so generously offers all new users before carefully reading the TOS. It did not take us long to find written evidence of the scam. In a nutshell, we strongly recommend not spending any money on this site: the experience is clearly designed to be a scam.

AmourFeel.com is indeed a massive rip-off. It is all too obvious that the chatting is controlled by fake chat operators and that all communication is scripted. Consequently, not only is a genuine flirt out of the question; a real date is also highly unlikely, even though the site offers its members the opportunity to send a meeting request for $150 (which does not include travel expenses or translation services, as the fine print explains).

Reading the TOS, we found evidence of the scam, which is rather sophisticated in its nature. The operator relies on third-party services that validate “trusted members” who are then allowed to send automatic messages to other users to increase their activity on the platform. Note that our own test profile never needed to be validated in any way, and that we could of course not send anything other than paid messages. What this actually means is that these “trusted members” are actually untrustworthy operators paid to chat and lure users into paid services.

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Signing up is not only easy. It is advertised as being easy. No verification processes apply here; gaining access to the members’ area is done in only a matter of minutes. Users are requested to provide basic details about themselves, including their gender, birthdate, name, email and password. Next, they can choose to answer a few additional general questions about themselves regarding their habits and personalities and add a short bio and profile picture.

At the end of this 3-stage process, users are given some short statements to read, with the following excerpt below being particularly interesting: “We have members on the site that chose to get through a detailed verification procedure and get status “validated,” But, you are not required to get verified to join the website.”

Our first impression when entering the members’ area is that it seems to be the meeting point for all Ukrainian hotties. And the site’s design and user experience are deceptively well accomplished. Everything is easy to find; the site is intuitive and its layout is clear and attractive. AmourFeel.com has even implemented a social media-like feature by adding a “news feed” where “trusted users” (only) can post a status update or picture. In reality, this is just window dressing, with random pictures of beauties and stupid legends below, like “The woman is sacred; a woman you love is doubly sacred”.

There even seems to be a live chat function, which the site calls “streams”, but again, this is just all smoke and mirrors. This feature is not actually implemented but just shown to convey the illusion that it exists and increase the activity of nincompoops on the platform who will try to get in touch directly with the girls concerned, thinking the facility must suffer from some technical glitch.

Extract from the terms and conditions from the AmourFeel.com website. Current status of the terms and conditions as of June 27, 2022.

We may allow our Trusted Members to choose to send the same messages ("Icebreakers") to a number of other Members, who are randomly selected in order to allocate the attention and activity among Members of the Service. You may receive Icebreakers from the same Trusted Member more than once. Icebreakers may be sent through the same channels as ordinary messages, including as a chat or mail message. In order to reduce the chance that Icebreakers are used for spam, commercial, or other improper purposes, we do not allow Members other than Trusted Members to send Icebreakers.

Users receive 20 credits for $2.99: a bargain price, but they are short-lived since every single action on the platform reduces the number of credits to a trickle, including “sending and receiving correspondence, chatting by instant messages, sending virtual gifts and stickers, sending and viewing personal pictures and videos, exchanging contact information, sending flowers and presents, watching streams and live video, requesting a personal meeting”.

AmourFeel.com is a scam that is both crude in its implementation and sophisticated in the way it has been designed to be relentless. The only experience that awaits users is a blatant fake chat rip-off, with fake chat operators attempting to make them spend money on paid chats. The company behind this disreputable service tries to hide its identity, but we managed to find out that it is in fact the Gibraltar-registered Cellar Door Ltd. We have already reviewed several of its websites in the past and they have always used the same cheeky tricks.

Needless to say, users will not meet a single real soul here even if they shell out hundreds of dollars while believing otherwise, as can be seen in the dozens of online feedback items which only report terrible experiences on this platform.

Cellar Door Ltd
Gibraltar

support@amourfeel.com

Here you can find the FAQ (Questions and Answers) for the dating website AmourFeel.com

The overall design is appealing and the navigation is user-friendly.

AmourFeel.com works with a credit system. This means users need to spend credits for everything they want to do on the site, like chatting and sending emails and pictures. On AmourFeel.com, love does not come free or even cheaply. It is grossly overpriced and delivers no results.

Users can browse through profiles, look at pictures and become aroused. To do anything else, they first have to pull out their credit card.

Definitely not.

There are moderators on this site.

There is an ‘unsubscribe’ link at the bottom of the landing page, but we would not really bet on its effectiveness since the operator conceals its identity and contact information.

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