Lesbians-In-Australia.com review

Lesbians-In-Australia.com is an online platform for lesbian women in Australia. The landing page barely has any information about their services or payment structure. What it does have is a couple kissing as a website feature. It is managed by Ambiance LTD, a company based in Malta. Malta is known to be a hub for online dating scams, and we have plenty of experience with this particular dating company. It controls a network of online dating rip-offs that targets different niches. Due to their terrible reputation, we decided to write a review about this platform.

We were hoping this company would be taking steps to change its ways. Sadly, the terms and conditions reveal that the company creates so-called “Staff profiles”. This is an ambiguous term for the fake chat service built into the platform. It is populated by fictitious characters that reach out to new members and lure them into signing up for a VIP membership. These fantasy profiles are difficult to distinguish from real users, if there are any at all. New members are therefore kept in the dark, and are tricked into a costly membership that won’t result in any real-life dates.

Lesbians-In-Australia.com is apparently ideal for lesbian women looking for either a partner or a hookup in Australia. Registration is free of cost, but the basic membership is useless, since you cannot read any messages or have a proper look at other users’ profiles. The website is operated by Ambiance LTD, a company based in Malta. As we usually do, we created a minimalistic profile and read the terms of use attentively. Unfortunately, it didn’t take long to find several problematic points there. The operator openly stated that the site is meant for entertainment purposes only.

The chat should not be taken seriously, since it is filled with fantasy profiles. The company justifies this by saying that the fake chat service is a form of quality control, to ensure an optimal user experience. Many online dating scam companies use this similar strategy of their fake dating platforms. The only way to unlock the most interesting features is by signing up for a pricey membership. New users will soon find out that the chat is useless and will likely have a really tough time canceling this subscription rip-off.

Excerpt from the Terms & Conditions (as of 01/09/2023)

We do not guarantee that all the profiles found in Search will belong to our users, as we reserve the right to create profiles which are maintained and managed by our employees (“Staff Profiles”). The purpose of these Staff Profiles is to ensure that our Services are operating properly by allowing us to test the Services, features and functionalities, and to research our Products and Services.

Tricky legal jargon

The terms of use described the termination process with twisted words that will certainly be misinterpreted in a way that benefits the company. The legal jargon and canceling terms will be difficult to understand for the average user. As a result, members who choose to sign up will get stuck in a loop of automatic renewals. They will most likely struggle to terminate it or communicate with customer support at all. Part of the strategy relies on the fact that users wish to be discreet about their private life. Thus, most of them will keep quiet about the scam.

Furthermore, the website looks identical to other sites created by similar dating services. The only difference is in the niche that they target. Thus, we wonder if Ambiance LTD is somehow not only connected to a network of online dating scams, but also similar companies based in different countries. Either way, we recommend that our readers stay away from this platform, and probably any others operated by this cheeky enterprise.

Lesbians-In-Australia.com is yet another subscription rip-off by Ambiance LTD. This company has an unfavorable reputation among former users, and we have also been very critical about them in previous reviews. They have created a fake chat scam that tricks users into believing they’re getting a lot of attention from other members. The goal is convincing them to sign up for a useless recurring membership. The fake profiles aren’t labeled as such, and they seemingly appear to all be there in the members’ area.