Here’s what consumers have asked with answers from CharmDate staff and previous consumers.
Alena those women are paid actors mostly. How they get on the site is by joining a local agency or answering an ad that talks about customer service or other types of work. I would avoid that. The down side is that if you end up working for an agency like this you cannot marry the men you meet, or at least you cannot have a sexual relationship with any of them until after you get your visa. Yes, all true. To do so otherwise can jeopardize your standing and classify you as a prostitute. Most agencies that pay the women to be on this sites will tell you that. Your best bet is to find a local agency. Join it. Some are good, some are bad. Lookup Russincupid, UkraineDate, or Internationalcupid. You can still use those sites for free, you just will not be able to contact Standard member for free, only Gold or Platinum.
This is from an intelligent guy who got sucked in by the beauty of the women on Charmdate, wasted thousands of dollars, and went to Kyiv thinking I was finally going to meet the love of my life only to discover it is a scam and the women will always have an excuse why they can't meet up with you. The lady I finally zeroed in on told me that her "neighbor friend" took the pictures. Bull$#*!. There will be a mixture of casual cellphone pics mixed with very professionally made photos. The owners of Charmdate, the Chinese in HongKong, (you know, the same f*ckin people who gave us the damn corona virus 19) are extremely greedy, devious and know exactly what to put out there to hook the typical man. Run, don't walk, from this site. Fly there, learn to use Google Translate well in advance, and sign up for tinder. Holy $#*!, that worked for me and I just got back.
Only the men pay as far as I can tell. The women use writers who will say anything to keep you hooked. One of the things that pissed me off was that the woman would send one word not realizing that it cost $7 per letter whether it is one word or many. Even the women who write for themselves are told to write many short letters
I agree totally with Bryan. If you just stick around long enough you will see the "translators" make errors. Stuff like forgetting to insert your name, so the canned message addresses you as "Dear [INSERT MAN"S NAME]..." or you will get pictures for the wrong girl, or different girls will send you word for word identical e-mails. It is so obvious at that point you are dealing with scammers it is sickening. Just stay away.