Edward Shoup
GBIt is a phony website and photo shopped … It is a phony website and photo shopped ladies They don't know how to Skype use yahoo, google or even their internet provider VK. COM. You ask to communicate by letters, email or phone and they refuse after you even get their personal information. Don't waste your time or money!!!
John Jury
NZI have had a similar experience where I … I have had a similar experience where I communicated with a girl with over 20 letters plus the contact fee. Got her messenger acct and fined her 3 times no reply even though she was on line. Next message don't speak English even though her profile said good English skills. So poor this sort of site plays on peaoples emotions when people come on in good faith. Pity they are moral barren.
Stephan
CHI have used a few different dating … I have used a few different dating agencies and found out a singular behaviour: at sites where you pay coins for conversations you will never ever find a real woman. Either the profiles are set up, or the women payed to entagle men in communications, or all together. I went with various women to the stage to order contact information, sometimes I got some, sometimes not. But even when I got contact information, it was either false or the lady which was so enthousiastic just a few days ago blocks the 1:1 contact very quickly. Never use any of those coin-based dating sites, they are the worst of all.
Tony Masilotti
GBita a scam....they use photos of models… ita a scam....they use photos of models from all over the world look and have employees writing the letters...the videos they use in char are pre recorded videos....and the employees are writing letters while the video plays....if u pay attention you will see that they wear the same clothes with the same head movements every 30 minutes...they also use different names and occupations for the same models...ITS A SCAM TO GET YOUR MONEY...LOOK AT OTHER SITES
Johnny Midnight
GBBots and Boris I was chatting with a woman on this site for about three months. And I was being realistic about it. She was age appropriate and only a few months younger than me. We talked about life and our personal histories and everything. We clicked really well. I knew that it couldn't have been an AI because the letters were way too personalized with high-context language. Anyway, after three months of chatting, she sends me a canned introductory letter. I was like, What? I addressed this and she sent me another conversational letter like usual. I caught her live on webcam and she wouldn't really respond well to my behaviors. It looked like she was typing, but nothing would show in the chat. I thought, well, maybe there is a bitrate lag between us. After all our time talking together, what does she write? "Hi, you seem interesting." Total scam. I think it's a combo of an AI and hired writers who use her pictures to keep men paying for credits.