Unfortunately Yesddobro2 said:
But I think there's two issues here, the deception of your wife is one thing, but this citylove.ca/ club, if in fact it is a scam (and judging by the membership prices they have listed on there - $99 for the most basic "service" - and the creepy "new members" chart......I'm guessing there's something fishy going on with it), is another. And I can't imagine that you have absolutely no paper trail when it comes to this "club" and its matron, which you say you spent a lot of time in communication with. I understand that your lack of Mandarin proficiency kept you from understanding a lot of what was going on, but surely there is something documented that would prove the ill intentions of this "dating club." And by the way, I went to the Better Business Bureau's site, just for kicks and giggles, and found they had just 1 complaint, which had been "closed." And there's nothing else about it online that I could find, apart from its own website, which is too bad if this organization really is doing bad or illegal business. At the very least, I'm sure the media would love to hear this story.
[/quote]
All I have is her emails. I don't know. I maybe her only victim. I do not want to jump the gun. I have to be absolutely sure before I approach the autherities. But there are a few things about her that made me suspect it was a MOC fraud ring. She has live in Canada for ten years. She definitely did not come from a rich background. I do not think the type of work she does would generate substantial amount of income. But she ownes two large houses and an apartment right in downtown Vancouver. She is also leasing an office. She tells me that she was able to get loans from the bank to buy all three properties. And that she was able to pay on the mortgages renting the properties out (which is true by the way). You can find these properties advertise online if you knew how to look.
