Safety and sincerity
How to recognise serious marriage intentions and avoid fake profiles
A complete profile, religious introduction or verification badge does not prove sincerity. Observe consistency and respect for boundaries without treating conversation as certification.
Does this person really want marriage?
Ask what being ready for marriage means, where they want to live and how they imagine shared responsibilities. Compare answers over time without demanding private documents. Moving quickly does not establish sincerity.
When to pause the conversation
Emergency requests for money, threats and pressure for intimate images are important warning signs. Do not pay or give in to blackmail. Declining video alone may have privacy reasons and does not prove a fake profile.
What are the limits of verified profiles?
Verification may check certain details without establishing intentions, family circumstances or compatibility. Read what a platform actually checks. No tool eliminates every risk.
What to do if you suspect a scam
End contact and retain useful evidence without publishing it. Use available reporting tools or contact the team. For threats, financial losses or danger, contact the relevant services in your country. France’s Service-Public.fr explains procedures for romance scams and blackmail.