UaLadys

This site is up for some years already, but it's a bit strange to discover, that the ladies haven't aged at all. Many still have the same profile picters for years, and not to mention, some profiles do look very close to each other. Just a different name, and different personal information. If you by chance, find an unique profile, the dating chances are slim. I would go further, and search for a better and more reliable site, than this one.

For sure Bots are active to handle their volume. I've no doubt many fake profiles exist - but probably some real ones too. Your job becomes to find those that are real and fit what you are seeking. I detect lots of touch up with photoshop for their great professional shoots as well - and they are great shoots. I had followed this site for decades and watched them improve their business model and presentation. Their web site now needs to be visually improved big time, along with their user interface. Bottom line, don't waste your time on this site - other than to look at great professional shoots with lots of gorgeous women.

I decided to move on and switched to J4Dream.com two weeks ago. It's way better than UaLadys, it feels like a breath of fresh air. Yesterday was a day of the first results: I had a date with a beautiful blonde wearing that little black dress and my favorite Miss Dior perfume. She is Ukrainian living here in the US. I'm falling in love! She is stunning, kind and genuine.
Sorry, I got sidetracked. The main idea is don't let UaLadys lure you into their devastating games and con you out of your money. There is hardly any genuine female profile there. It's one of the lamest sites I've seen. Before I even put up a photo or filled in my profile on UaLadys I got incredible amount of messages on. Girls said they liked my profile and my looks lol.

I found several "Ladys" both on Ualadys and CharmingDate. Both are scammers.
I really like the picture of one of the Ladys and am tempted to cough up some money just to check her out ONCE but then I thought once I get sucked into the vortex, it is like Heroin or Crack! Don't even think about it. You know it is a scam just by the long "mechanical" and boring cliche of a "letter" they send you before they even know what you look like or sound like. If you have an average IQ the stink of a SCAM hits you hard when you read the very first sentence!

Imagine this: wouldn't it be easier to scam someone if you make the letters a little bit more personal? Or short and inquisitive? Rather than sentences like this: I'm looking for the man of my dreams and you are that man! B**ch you haven't even seen my picture or heard my voice. I may be a hairy old guy writing to you from the basement of his aging mom's house! On a similar note " the lady" just might be a big ole skinny boozed up Ruski trying to score for his next booze!

And I still keep getting " Can't get $#*!?" emails in my Spam folder! HAHAHA. How the hell do they know? These ppl are so funny!