Valentime.com is offering chat with Ukrainian women. Advertising single Women looking for real long term relationships, But what they are delivering is fake dating.
Of course, the women in the photos do exist, but they are not who you are chatting with. Valentime.com along with 10+ clone sites, pay commissions to Ukraine-based agents who employ impersonators to conduct online communication from a girl's profile. This allows the websites to pass the blame on agents.
The "fake dating via impersonators" scheme is based on payment per each communication, which allows websites to allocate a certain share of the sum to the provider of the content (chat, messaging, videos, photos). It is also referred to as "pay per letter" or PPL.

PAY-PER-LETTER-SCHEME
The websites pay 20-50% of the revenue from the clients' payments to the agent, as a commission for providing content.
The website stipulates in its terms of cooperation with the agent that the women who chat online with foreigners should not be paid. If the websites' checks reveal that the women are paid to chat with men, the agent is fined (but not fired). So, the websites know that the agents pay to women to chat with foreign men. Hundreds of ads on Ukrainian job portals advertise positions for such impersonators right now, so it's not a secret what is really going on. But the website needs to keep the front in case they are sued (such attempts happen fairly often by the duped clients who figured out what is actually happening), this is why they pretend as if they do their best to make sure the chats are real.
In reality, no woman would be chatting daily for 5-8 hours with dozens of admirers online for free. It is their jobs, for the impersonators who actually chat with men. They are hired by agents and trained do to exactly that, it's their job description.
To keep
Appearances, the women from photos are also paid a share of the revenue for allowing their pictures to be used in the listings. Part of their terms of engagement is to provide fresh photos and videos every week, and also show up on dates if a man decides to visit.
The girls from the photos also may get a call from the website's administrators and have to answer questions about their online admirers, so they are being kept in the loop about communications by impersonators. Sometimes the agent assigns the impersonator's mobile phone number to the profile, so the girl in photos (aka "bride") doesn't get such calls and the impersonator can easily answer any communication-related questions. Policies of the particular website are well known to the agent (who is using more than one PPL portal to earn money, there are only a few major players), so they know how to deal with any such "checks". Thats just the fake profiles created by the people employed by these dating/marriage agencys. Also, these sites allow escorts on their platform. I found out that the lady i was talking to for almost a year and wasted over $14k on is a escort. I reported this to the sits support team. They erased my profile and refuse to refund my money.