AsiaMe.com review

The result of our AsiaMe.com review: Our test on AsiaMe.com turned out to be an insufficient dating website.

The dating portal AsiaMe.com advertises with a free registration and attractive Asian members. AsiaMe.com is part of the Qpid Network, which has its own app. The operator also runs dating portals for users who are looking for Latinas or women from Eastern Europe. They are part of the Qpid Network as well. All these dating portals have member profiles that are too good to be true. They play an essential role in a fake chat scam.

After the registration, you find nothing but attractive Asian women in the members’ area. Many of them send chat requests to the users. As a user, you can send the first few messages for free, but later the operator charges you money for every message you send. The attractive members turn out to be fake chat operators that take advantage of that. AsiaMe.com is operated by AML Network Limited from Hong Kong.

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Judging by the landing page, AsiaMe.com seems to be a proper dating service. The portal was created for men who have a weakness for Asian women. The photo presented on the landing page shows a Caucasian couple, which is rather misleading. AsiaMe.com also advertises with a large database of active and verified singles. This seems legit at first. But you can find many user reviews about the dating portal on the internet. Thanks to these reviews, we learn about the concept behind AsiaMe.com. The other profiles are not real and are part of a scam.

Seemingly perfect member profiles

We decide to sign up ourselves to get a better impression of what is really going on here. The other profiles in the members’ area seem very suspicious. We find nothing but attractive Asian women with professional profile pictures. It even seems that all of them were taken by the same photographer. It really is impossible to find a member without a high-quality photo. Although there is no evidence for it in the terms and conditions, these profiles are clearly fake.

Newly registered user is bombarded with chat requests from attractive female members. It is easy to start a conversation with the Asian women on here. However, these profiles are not controlled by the beautiful Asian women portrayed in the profile photos.  They are managed by fake chat operators who prefer to stay undercover. Chatting is not free. Users are required to buy virtual “credits” and redeem them in the chat to send a message.

The big network of the operator

The fake chat operators flirt with the users to make them pay more money. Users pay even more for using the call service or the video show feature. This is normal for the scam portals run by AML Network Limited, based in Hong Kong. They are all part of the Qpid Network, which also offers a dating app. The negative reviews for this app reveal the rip-off, while the positive reviews seem to be fake.

You can have a positive experience in the chat. The countless fake chat operators make sure of that. However, it does not take long until you must pay for chatting. The fake chat operators try to seduce the real users in the chat to spend money. AsiaMe.com is a rip-off, where it is impossible to arrange any real-life dates.

We advise against registration and therefore recommend one of our winners.