Chinese Grammar Mistakes by Reviewers from United States??

Ok, my scam meter is rising the more and more I check this out. First of all, both Chnlove.com and Asiamatch.com have the same exact code and website layout. The most suspicious thing of all is that there are several "reviews" of the website, supposedly from Americans or British, that have typical chinese grammar errors, such as incorrect plurals or awkward phrases.

Added to that, the ladies' intro letters and pictures are highly suggestive sexually. That is something that completely goes against Chinese culture. Even if the letter is posted by the agency, the photographs showing cleavage or seductive photos have to be fabricated...not every lady would go that far against chinese culture. If you go on the website, you will notice they are all nearly perfectly beautiful...2% are maybe below model quality. Not quite what you see when you travel there (I have).

Ok, so on other dating sites, people may not post recent or accurate pictures either, but at least you can expect they are of the people themselves, not fake pictures taken by a modeling agency and submitted as your profile pic.

Also, I continually get spammed by IMs from gorgeous 24 year olds wanting to IM. Of course, it would cost a ton of money for me to IM them back. Guess what, one of the same 24 year old women keeps IMing me. She happens to be extremely beautiful and appears not to sleep, since I get these IMs at all hours.

Anyway, smells too much like a scam to me, especially with the pricing scheme.