Hot Russian And Our Anti Scam Policy

Meeting a hot Russian girl online and getting to know her, even marry her, can be the experience of a lifetime. But in any situation where the heart can rule the head, there are certain pitfalls such as Russian dating scams you should be careful to avoid. Here is what we can both do to make your experience a pleasant one.

Profile Validation - Hot Russian has a strict dating scam policy and is a member of the Anastasia network. While we strive to provide a safe and secure online atmosphere, it is impossible to discourage all forms of fraudulent behavior. Here is what the Anastasia network does to protect our valued members -

We have full time staff specifically dedicated to spot-checking correspondence for suspicious activity and reacting to reports of suspicious correspondence that we receive from our clients.

Every single woman that lists herself on our site is independently contacted by our staff to confirm her identity and her address. This way we know she exists, has willingly signed up and is interested and available.

Use Common Sense - What do you do if you think that you are still talking to someone who is not genuine. First, report her to administration. They will investigate further. Importantly for you, think with your mind, not your heart! Scammers prey upon those that make themselves vulnerable. Does this mean you shouldn't open your heart a hot Russian woman you have made a connection with? Absolutely not. We are simply encouraging the use of good judgment.

Heed the Warning Signs - Keep a keen eye for generic copy/paste form letters. Many scammers utilize letter templates and will simply customize these in response to your interest. Be wary if your name is not included, or if it appears in bold or uppercase letters, and especially so if the letter is addressed to a name other than your own.

Never Send Money - It's really that simple. Don't do it. Financial support for a fiance or a wife is acceptable, but don't send money to a Russian or Ukrainian woman if you have only known her for a few weeks. The sweet spot for a scammer is asking for money after 3 to 4 weeks. This is long enough for you to have feelings for her, but short enough that she does not have to put in too much effort to extract cash.

What do you want to do now? If you want to browse profiles of Russian mail order brides, we have an Advanced Search button at the top of the page. For those readers concerned about Russian marriage scams, we have just released our official anti-scam guide and you can download this for free.