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Friends,

I need some suggestions because I need to use DateInAsia.

Yesterday a friend of mine came to visit me at home. I had he registered with DateInAsia with my PC, in order to better verify my problem.

In wizard I noticed that you no longer need to use the phone number. I immediately thought it was a good thing.

When he filled out all the forms, placed his photos and confirmed his email. , Everything looked OK. But after about 2 minutes, his account was closed.

It seems incredible that DateInAsia is behaving in such a detrimental and zany way towards its customers.

So DateInAsia doesn't check only photos, but other things as well to get accepted.

My question: in your opinion what can I do to get an Account on DateInAsia again?

Thanks.

[QUOTE=JonesLover;2628561]Friends,

I need some suggestions because I need to use DateInAsia.

[/QUOTE]Where do you live? It's possible that the country that you live in has been geo blocked.

I remember reading about 5 years ago that [URL]thaifriendly.com[/URL] which is a sister site to [URL]pinalove.com[/URL] had geo blocked users in Turkey, because there were large numbers of users there being abusive to the girls. So maybe dateinasia has geo blocked the country or put some other restriction in place for where you reside.

But it's possible that there is a fault with the system at dateinasia, looking on their faq page at [URL]https://www.dateinasia.com/faq[/URL] I found this info;.

[I]Q14: I want to contact you and ask you something, can I?
Yes you can, but because this site is free, support is limited and we do not guarantee a reply.
Please note the following before you decide to contact us:

You must use English language.
We will not reply to rude messages.
We will only reply to important messages.
Average response time is currently 5-7 days.
We will not reply if your question is already answered elsewhere in the site.
If you wish to report a member, you must do it as described in Q1 on this page.
Keep in mind that this is not a public service. To be a member here is a privilege and not a right.

If you still wish to contact us, please fill in the Contact us form.[/I]

I hope that is of some help to you.

[QUOTE=Mdemde;2628774]Where do you live? It's possible that the country that you live in has been geo blocked.

I remember reading about 5 years ago that [URL]thaifriendly.com[/URL] which is a sister site to [URL]pinalove.com[/URL] had geo blocked users in Turkey, because there were large numbers of users there being abusive to the girls. So maybe dateinasia has geo blocked the country or put some other restriction in place for where you reside.[/QUOTE]Thanks for your interesting reply. But not in my case. In fact a strange thing happened to me a week ago. After being banned more than 10 times, DIA accepted my registration and I used DIA for 3-4 days. It worked very well. I had only entered 2 photos. Then I had the bad idea to add a third photo and DIA banned me. Again. It is a crazy site. In your opinion why was my registration accepted? Yet I have always used the same browser (if I remember well) and the same PC. I would like to find the answer.

[QUOTE=JonesLover;2628561]Friends,

I need some suggestions because I need to use DateInAsia.

Yesterday a friend of mine came to visit me at home. I had he registered with DateInAsia with my PC, in order to better verify my problem.

In wizard I noticed that you no longer need to use the phone number. I immediately thought it was a good thing.

When he filled out all the forms, placed his photos and confirmed his email. , Everything looked OK. But after about 2 minutes, his account was closed.

It seems incredible that DateInAsia is behaving in such a detrimental and zany way towards its customers.

So DateInAsia doesn't check only photos, but other things as well to get accepted.

My question: in your opinion what can I do to get an Account on DateInAsia again?

Thanks.[/QUOTE]You've been IP blocked. Using a proxy will get around it, or changing your internet provider.

[QUOTE=JJanni;2628948]You've been IP blocked. Using a proxy will get around it, or changing your internet provider.[/QUOTE]Unfortunately this is not the case, I tried to sign up even when I was in South America but without success. I also tried a VPN program to change IP but without success. DIA is diabolical.

[QUOTE=JonesLover;2629004]Unfortunately this is not the case, I tried to sign up even when I was in South America but without success. I also tried a VPN program to change IP but without success. DIA is diabolical.[/QUOTE]I've never understood why guys go to so much trouble to (re) enrol in DIA only to be repeatedly blocked. Just move on to any other app who won't cause any problems. DIA is hardly the only show in town: pina love, Fil Cupid, Tinder, Seeking Arrangement, Insta, Facebook, plus many more.

Enjoy G.

[QUOTE=JonesLover;2628866] After being banned more than 10 times [/QUOTE]Please indulge my curiosity and answer 2 questions. What were you doing to get booted. You have to be more subtle than messaging things like, "I want to thrust my purple red rock hard-on into your glistening dripping twat." That will probably cause a stir. However you probably weren't that forthright. 2nd question: Why didn't you figure it out after 10 aliases?

[QUOTE=Mdemde;2628441]Link below.

Good news! But only for tourists from 'Green List' countries (which includes China, India, Taiwan and Japan, but excludes the US, Canada, the UK and the rest of Europe, and Australia), though at least it's a start and another sign that the country is on the road to getting back to normal.

As we all know, the Philippines has been closed to foreign tourists since March of last year, and this significant news about reopening (it is the first and only news report I have seen) comes just 3 days after it was reported that The Bureau of Immigration (BI) said that "PH still closed to foreign tourists"!

This news is from a 3 minute video clip (link below), which was posted online earlier this morning. Apparently the authorities have yet to finalise all the details. But it is encouraging news.

[URL]https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/business/11/20/21/philippines-to-reopen-borders-to-foreign-tourists[/URL][/QUOTE]Good News!

Thank you for that info and link. Any further updates on dates?

[QUOTE=Goferring;2629139]I've never understood why guys go to so much trouble to (re) enrol in DIA only to be repeatedly blocked. Just move on to any other app who won't cause any problems. DIA is hardly the only show in town: pina love, Fil Cupid, Tinder, Seeking Arrangement, Insta, Facebook, plus many more.[/QUOTE]I'd like to explain it well. I am not talking about other guys but about my case.

I wrote to around 80 girls in DIA (used for 3 days) and all one 80 answered me. It's unbelievable but they all told me they wanted to know me, despite my not young age.

Since I was then banned from DIA, I started using Badoo. I wrote to 20 girls and maybe only one answered me.

So I tried Tagged and maybe only 2 girls answered me.

I tried PinaLove and after sending 10 messages, only 1 girl replied to me (then PinaLove is not free).

I don't like Tinder because there are a lot of pro and semi-pro. I don't like neither the pros nor the semi pros as far as the Philippines is concerned.

All other social networks are paid. This is the real reason I would like to re-enter DIA.

The last time I was in PI (about 8 years ago), the girls would all communicate with me using your basic text messaging. Are they primarily using WhatsApp and Messenger now or is there a particular App that I will need to use? I will be in Makati in April and I always buy an unlocked / burner phone for my mongering that I leave behind when I return home (no loose ends.). I'm just trying to figure out what type of phone to get and if I should buy it when I get to Manila or buy it in advance in the US. Any advice will be appreciated.

[QUOTE=JonesLover;2629370]I'd like to explain it well. I am not talking about other guys but about my case.

I wrote to around 80 girls in DIA (used for 3 days) and all one 80 answered me. It's unbelievable but they all told me they wanted to know me, despite my not young age.

Since I was then banned from DIA, I started using Badoo. I wrote to 20 girls and maybe only one answered me.

So I tried Tagged and maybe only 2 girls answered me.

I tried PinaLove and after sending 10 messages, only 1 girl replied to me (then PinaLove is not free).

I don't like Tinder because there are a lot of pro and semi-pro. I don't like neither the pros nor the semi pros as far as the Philippines is concerned.

All other social networks are paid. This is the real reason I would like to re-enter DIA.[/QUOTE]So many free sites out there put a city in the phils on your profile make it easier to talk with pinoy women I was also banned from DIA I just focus on other online sites I met enough girls on other sites like Tagged, ok cupid, badoo, mingle2,com to keep me busy when I was in the phils in 2019 where are you located at now and what age are you looking for if you are looking for women age 28 to 44 tagged has so many women that will meet you I probably have over a 100 phone numbers of girls.

[QUOTE=TheRose;2629187]Please indulge my curiosity and answer 2 questions. What were you doing to get booted. You have to be more subtle than messaging things like, "I want to thrust my purple red rock hard-on into your glistening dripping twat." That will probably cause a stir. However you probably weren't that forthright. 2nd question: Why didn't you figure it out after 10 aliases?[/QUOTE]Many aps also track IP addresses: put in that you are in Manila but log on from elsewhere repeatedly and this will get flagged and you may get banned.

Some are also requiring photo verification: the app may require you to download a real-time selfie, not a saved photo. If image recognition software don't match the two then you may get banned.

I'd agree that the best way to get more and better quality matches is to be there. "I'm in Glorietta. Meet for coffee after class? Is far more productive than "I'm in Nebraska. Suck my dick if I come in 6 months?

WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app. SMSs are used but they can be more expensive for the girls especially to foreign numbers.

Enjoy. G.

[QUOTE=Guinness1;2629430]The last time I was in PI (about 8 years ago), the girls would all communicate with me using your basic text messaging. Are they primarily using WhatsApp and Messenger now or is there a particular App that I will need to use? I will be in Makati in April and I always buy an unlocked / burner phone for my mongering that I leave behind when I return home (no loose ends.). I'm just trying to figure out what type of phone to get and if I should buy it when I get to Manila or buy it in advance in the US. Any advice will be appreciated.[/QUOTE]Can I ask, the burner phone. A cheap (p500) simple keypad phone? Or alternately a touchpad phone? Suggest you purchase in Manila either way.

Preferred app would be simple txt messaging, but in order of usage: Messenger, WhatsApp, Skype, others. Just guessing based on experience.

[QUOTE=JonesLover;2629370]I'd like to explain it well. I am not talking about other guys but about my case. I wrote to around 80 girls in DIA (used for 3 days) and all one 80 answered me. It's unbelievable but they all told me they wanted to know me, despite my not young age.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Pcdilwj;2629436]So many free sites out there put a city in the phils on your profile make it easier to talk with pinoy women I was also banned from DIA I just focus on other online sites I met enough girls on other sites like Tagged, ok cupid, badoo, mingle2,com to keep me busy when I was in the phils in 2019 where are you located at now and what age are you looking for if you are looking for women age 28 to 44 tagged has so many women that will meet you I probably have over a 100 phone numbers of girls.[/QUOTE]The OP seems to be stuck on DIA, for his stated reasons. Our suggesting different apps has not slowed his excitement over DIA.

As a side note regarding DIA. Over the last year I have had tremendous success with DIA, but in a different way. I stopped using it to meet for joy time (I had regulars draining me, and some of them had referrals for me for 1-offs). I started using it to date girls in public places (coffee shops, doughnut shops). DIA saw an explosion of girls online starting a few weeks after the pandemic started. When I was in the province, suddenly there were 4-8 new girls (search limited to 19-25 age) most days in that city alone. When I am in Manila, that can be several times that number daily. There is simply an explosion of young beauties online wanting to meet ANYONE in town. DIA is amazing (alternately, the pandemic has made DIA amazing).

[QUOTE=Goferring;2629505]Many aps also track IP addresses: put in that you are in Manila but log on from elsewhere repeatedly and this will get flagged and you may get banned. Some are also requiring photo verification: the app may require you to download a real-time selfie, not a saved photo. If image recognition software don't match the two then you may get banned.[/QUOTE]We have posted sets of instructions here before, regarding both DIA and FB making alternate accounts. You will need:

1) A new phone sim, and a different phone than you used before (borrow a friend's if you don't have a second phone).

2) You will need to use a different wifi (IP address) for creation of your different / new email address, created using the new sim and phone from above. Next on the new wifi create your new DIA account using your new phone number and email. You will NOT upload your pic at this time.

3) You might need to return to that wifi later for email confirmation of your account (using the new email and sim for OTP possibly). You will NOT upload a pic at this time. Keep your account statement simple, don't mention your playboy ways. This can be edited later after approval.

4) You might need to return to that wifi later to upload your new pic (a recently taken selfie). Later, if you need to send a different real-time selfie for verification, don't be wearing the same shirt please. Feel free to browse and reply to messages, explain to the lady's questions about your lack of a pic saying that its being reviewed by DIA. Log out.

5) You might need to return to that wifi later to receive email verification of your new pic and reply to an OTP. At that time, log into your new account (from the new wifi), browse, reply to messages. Log out.

6) You will need to wait a few days. THEN try logging in from your home wifi with your new sim.

What? You didn't think they keep track of your previous email address, phone number, device information, and IP address, in order to cross-check against new second / alternate account attempts? Of these 4 items, you can fool them if you have all new. All of this is time-consuming, a day or so between steps. If you find yourself in-country for a 2-week trip and then find you must (re-) create a new account, you have waited too long.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2629542]

We have posted sets of instructions here before, regarding both DIA and FB making alternate accounts. You will need:

1) A new phone sim, and a different phone than you used before (borrow a friend's if you don't have a second phone).

2) You will need to use a different wifi (IP address) for creation of your different / new email address, created using the new sim and phone from above. Next on the new wifi create your new DIA account using your new phone number and email. You will NOT upload your pic at this time.

3) You might need to return to that wifi later for email confirmation of your account (using the new email and sim for OTP possibly). You will NOT upload a pic at this time. Keep your account statement simple, don't mention your playboy ways. This can be edited later after approval.

4) You might need to return to that wifi later to upload your new pic (a recently taken selfie). Later, if you need to send a different real-time selfie for verification, don't be wearing the same shirt please. Feel free to browse and reply to messages, explain to the lady's questions about your lack of a pic saying that its being reviewed by DIA. Log out.

5) You might need to return to that wifi later to receive email verification of your new pic and reply to an OTP. At that time, log into your new account (from the new wifi), browse, reply to messages. Log out.

6) You will need to wait a few days. THEN try logging in from your home wifi with your new sim.

What? You didn't think they keep track of your previous email address, phone number, device information, and IP address, in order to cross-check against new second / alternate account attempts? Of these 4 items, you can fool them if you have all new. All of this is time-consuming, a day or so between steps. If you find yourself in-country for a 2-week trip and then find you must (re-) create a new account, you have waited too long.[/QUOTE]Or just set up your new account using Google Chrome's Incognito mode. I assume Apple Safari has the equivalent.

Worked for me. ☺65039;.

14 posts in a row about chat rooms. Could we move this discussion to the chat room thread and leave general information for such content as announcements about changes in covid policy? Thanks.