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Tried shadi.com for a month. It seems to have a large user base but tries to rip users by charging extortionate amounts just to make the most basic contact. Not a good experience and feels like I'm constants being pestered for money
Horrible website. Scam. Never even think of using them.
Shadi.com(with one "a") is a totally different website than shaadi.com(two "aa"). The first one shadi.com is an American scam site. The profiles of the girls listed there are fake. I became member in April 2018 by paying good money but could not get even a single response. I am well educated, handsome businessman but shadi.com is totally crap and did not help me. Its a scam. The real website is shaadi.com.
Please beware of this scam site.
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