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As hard as I try, there is little good to say about this operation. They are fraudulant and deceitful. They do seem to have women who are legitimately interested in marriage, and some truly beautiful women. It has improved in some important ways from when I first joined, fewer fake letters, less ghost written replies, fewer outright tricks just to take your money. But this short sighted web site seems to be so focused on the short term profit that they fail to see the big picture, i.e. the success of the men and women seeking a relationship.
It starts and ends with deceit. The women look very beautiful in the photographs, but quite often, when you finally receive a CURRENT "real life" photo of the lady, she is hardly recognizable. The photos are very, very thoroughly photoshopped. By the time you meet your lady the site has made certain that you have paid at least $300 USD to get her contact information (which is typically worthless because the ladies will continue to communicate through the site, each letter costing you...). My experience is that about half of the ladies reasonably look passably close to the professional photos. So before you spend a bunch of money pursuing a lady on this site, ask for at least a couple of photos from their ordinary life. One lady was so hot in her photos that I couldn't stand it. She kept sending these very sexy photos (from God knows when). She had me so turned on that I couldn't sleep before meeting her. I busted my ass making sure we would have our time together, made a total fool of myself trying to make the connection (Dream-Marriage totally dropped the ball, gave me some other ladies information, never put me in touch with the apparent translator or agency connected with the lady), and after all this the lady shows up and she is barely recognizable, her apparently once perfect body was about 25 lbs heavier than the photo she sent me in her bikini the night before. Wahhh!!
Second, Dream-Marriage gives you the impression that all of these women are capable of some "basic" conversational English. But "basic" is an euphemism for "none." and when you visit them you will rack up a huge bill in translator fees and rarely will you get to spend time with your lady without the translator present. Before you get too far into it, ask your lady if she will require a translator should you meet. I even wasted a bunch of time with a lady who claimed to be nearly fluent in english, but spoke not a word of english upon our meeting. Every one of the ladies I met lied about something important (one lady claimed to be a non-smoker, an automatic disqualifier for me), and then they act offended when I inquired about the deception.
They are usually mostly motivated to getting a slice of the good life at your expense, and will say just about anything to wrest your attention away from the thousands of other ladies vying for your attention. If you watch this site, the same ladies are on the site over the long haul, soft-scamming the guys for expensive dinners and gifts, and luxury trips to the seaside. The biggest failure of this website is that they are constantly changing to avoid litigation and to erase any paper trail that will link them to their culpability in failing their customers. The ladies are largely ignorant of the goings on within the agency, and if you are like me, and the agency decides not to offer a service or provide for you a contact when it is time for you to visit Ukraine or Russia, they will unabashadly drop you on your head and tell you, effectively, you are on your own!!! The only agency connected to the website that I had any direct contact with was a total scam, they did everything they could to fleece me for money, lied and cheated me, and actually killed any chance I had to be comfortable with the one lady I had come half way round the world to meet. If you want ANY help with your travel plans, and if you want ANY help when you are in this highly sociopathic (think Sicily on a much larger scale) culture, you would probably best to pick another site. Actually you are probably best served to avoid any and every aspect of this culture.
In summary, I would not recommend Dream Marriage to a friend.
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