I just looked at a letter I got from a girl in Azov, and then looked through another one that I got from another girl, also from Azov, about 10 days earlier. Both contained a list of questions, the first 5 of which were identical: 1) How do you imagine your future family's life?
2)Which qualities do you value in women?
3)Do you have your ideal of future wife?
4) If your future wife wants to work, will you agree for her career?
Of course, if she has enough time for family.
5) Do you believe in Destiny? Can we create our destiny myself?
Any chance this is some kind of template that agencies give out to their girls, or should I suspect something else. Has anyone else seen these exact questions?
1) Noisy, hectic and wil be glad when the kids grow up and leave home !!
2) The ability to wash dishes, clean the house, cook the dinner, look after the children, and still look drop dead gorgeous and be dressed to thril when I walk in the door from work.
3) See 2) + A deaf and dumb nymphomaniac whos Dad owns an off-license.
4) Go for it Girl, Ssiters can do it for me, I dont mind !!
5) Destiny, hmmmm you mean do I belive in "Sh*t Happens" ?
Just a few alternative answers you could give, it might raise an eyebrow or two, but you are being just as sincere as she is :o))
jj, I think olga said somewhere that the ajency in azov has been warned about this in the past and it is also common for the agency to send letters without the girls aproval. I have had many letters from azov but none ever seemed genuine to me.
”it is also common for the agency to send letters without the girls approval”
Yes, some agencies practice this, but still the letter must be written by the girl herself, at least in her native language. To my mind the problem here may be in a lazy translator…It is possible that these two girls use the services of one and the same translator who after having translated the letter of the first girl found in the next letter the same questions/ideas (maybe only in a different order) and decided to save time and just copied and pasted the whole paragraph from the previous, already translated letter. Just a thought.
Or maybe jj is right - this is a kind of template paragraph which translators add to every letter which looks too short...
Jj if I were you I would contact the agency and request the explanation. It is interesting what they would say on this...
How do I get in touch with the actual agency in Russia? And it was interesting that in the next letter there was again one sentence that was exactly the same, word for word.
just ask the agency to contact you in the email. or send your request to fiance.com customer service. we will tell them to contact you. anyway, if you have any concern that somebody is doing wrong thing on our site, let customer service know. if agency is stupid enough to send repeating letters, it may be not that girl's fault and she is real and waiting for your message. who knows what happened. ask customer service and they will investigate, and punish that agency.
I will not be an agency stupid enough to send repeat letters.
I will not be an agency stupid enough to send repeat letters.
I will not be an agency stupid enough to send repeat letters.
I will not be an agency stupid enough to send repeat letters.
Damn, this burning rash between my legs is killing me almost as bad as my burning butt. LMAO @ Tim!!!!!!!!
Thats no more punishment than sending a naughty child to its room !!!
All they wil do is go to another site and continue to lie, cheat and scam there !! Is there No law in the FSU which would actually make these people stop their deciet !!!