They refuse to investigate fraud that occurs on their site. They are susceptible to fraud by their affiliates and look the other way once it has been brought to their attention. The fraud works like this:

1. The affiliate, likely a photographer or talent agent, asks the woman to sign up for an account on various dating sites.

2. The woman provides her photos and ID so the account can be confirmed

3. The affiliate then has someone else act as that woman online. They are active, they contact men unsolicited.

4. The site pays the affiliate, and the affiliate pays the woman and the person pretending to be that woman.

I tried spelling this out to them, even offered to speak to their IT department to better identify fraud, but their customer service department would not facilitate this, leading me to believe they do not want to find this problem even when it is staring at them. The woman in this case did not speak English, but when the site asked her to send a video, she sent it in English. Even this did not make the web site raise their eyebrows, they simply refused to look into it.