2 Oceans of Love

[mrhighspeed]

Hi, I'm new to this and was wondering about any good/bad experiences with 2 Oceans of Love. I have been corresponding with a woman (or someone..lol) for a few weeks and she answers my questions (at least 90% of them which can be said the same for me). I get scanned copies of her letters to (hopefully) authenticate them which is all in her Russian handwriting. She seems to check out so far and she has invited me to see her in Lugansk, Ukraine this  summer. Surely someone on here can go ahead and tell me of their experiences with this agency or the women of it.

[mrhighspeed]

Come on! You mean to tell me that no one on here has ever dealt with this agency or knows what they typical situation is like there? Surely somone does!

[Ste]

Well you might be unaware Lugansk is the scammer capital of Ukraine if not the world.

Have you spoken to her on the phone? Or does she claim not to have one.

If that's the case that's two red flags for me

Ste

[catzenmouse]

Perhaps a little more homework on your end would be beneficial.

I just did a quick Google search on the agency and got hundreds of hits for their ad and several "This is a scam agency" hits as well. This was only looking at the first few pages of the results.

I'm sure that there are good ladies there but like Ste said Lugansk has a very bad reputation for this type of activity.

Ken

[Turboguy]

I would just suggest when you go to Lugansk to meet your gal this summer  that you have a back up plan or two in place incase she mysteriously vanishes into thin air right before your trip.   Based on the comments I have always heard about Lugansk agenices the odds of that happening are about 90% or better.

[Jack]

Mr High Speed, I answered this question for you when you asked it first on another discussion board. I would offer the same answer here as I did there.

[Jim]

Jerk Bagg (excuse my typos) thinks he knows everything, but he simply doesn’t. After suing other sites and agencies, Jack, I thought you would be more carefully about libeling your competition. And you only have 2 second-hand reports about girls asking the guy to use the agency? Wow, that is lame. If you have more proof, please share.

Since you obviously have no clue, I will fill you in. There were 2 owners at this agency. A long time ago, the good owner discovered that the bad owner had a friend with a profile on their site and they were doing unethical things. They had a fight. The good owner contacted the owner of the Angelika network and resolved the problem. The bad owner left to start her own scam agency and the good owner moved to a new office.

So, there WERE problems at this agency, but for you to call it a scam without any concrete proof is simply wrong. I would remove them from my Gold List in a second of I thought they were scamming. And Angelika Network would banish them from their network just as fast.

You open your mouth a lot when it is your competitor, but when you deal with a scam agency yourself, that is on my Black List and then realize that I was right, there is not a peep from you. Odd.

[Vaughn]

  Well, Jim, for a first "peep" from you on RWD you've made quite
a remarkable splash!

  We have a No Holds Barred section for your agenda.

[Turboguy]

Must be a lot more money in this racket that the one I am in Vaughn.   My competitors website is filled with lies about my business and I just let it slide.  Your are right, Jim does not seem to be wasting time. 

Maybe we need a second no holds barred section, the new one just for Agency owners.  They could go down there and verbally beat each others brains in and we would know that is is a big waste of bandwidth and we would not even need to go there to read about it 

Jim, It is not uncommon for people to have to bend the rules a little to get things started with thier business.  We have a saying, necessity is the mother of invention. 

Hope you have that all off your chest now.