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You know it's a scam when they ask you to buy them a virtual gift (a digital sticker), in this case a crown, that costs (I can't remember) something like $50. Then they send you emails and exclusive content that also costs a bunch. They are nothing more that phone sex call girls, so if you go there, get yours and leave. Don't think any of them are inerested in you. Also, they all look like models and they all want you. Too good to be true, eh?
Trying to get info on how to sue them now, since I have screenshots of the girl admitting Lovefort's policy.
I just can't wait to see their response, saying thank you for the feedback, even though they don't mean it. Lol
Tip for consumers:
When I demanded a refund, they asked for my proof, which I submitted to them. Then they offered me 300 credits in order to give me a good experience with them. When I said no, they said they didn't see the need to refund my money. Probably because they figure I won't take legal action but they're wrong. I just need to figure out how.
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They all want to move in with you from Ukraine, So attractive & No boyfriend, Why! Save your money!
