Bhopal Marriage Bureau Ad Claims To Find Life Partner In Just One Phone Call

A recent advertisement in the matrimonial section of a newspaper has caught the attention of people. The ad is from Hamsathi Samaj Kalyan Samiti in Bhopal and has sparked widespread interest on the internet. They claim to arrange marriages with just a single phone call. The Bhopal states they can help individuals having difficulty finding a life partner.

Hamsathi Samaj Kalyan Samiti promises to provide matrimonial support to everyone, regardless of their caste, religion, or whether they’re single, divorced, or widowed.

The caption of the post reads, “Friend this is for you”. Several social media users have commented on the post. One user wrote, “Send this video to the journalist Popatlal.” Another user added, “Brother, where do you get married? I also wanted to get married.” Another wrote, “Looks like I won’t be single anymore.”

Lately, a noticeable increase in such agencies has been noticed in many cities. These agencies commonly levy registration fees for their matrimonial services. Fake profiles are a prevalent issue on matrimonial sites, with scammers aiming to trick unsuspecting users.

Hence, it’s important to review first if you’re putting matrimonial ads in newspapers. Some agencies may give you profiles that match what you’re looking for, but they’ll ask for money to connect you. These profiles might not be real and could be a trick to scam you. Business people, techies, and NRIs are reportedly their main targets. Especially, using free matrimony websites to find a life partner might not be the safest option. There have been cases where people were tricked on these sites. This doesn’t just hurt their finances but also their emotions.

Before trusting any match, look out for the following factors.

Profiles with conflicting information.

Profiles with no social media presence.

Unverified profiles

Profiles with only one photo.

Profiles missing important details.

Profiles avoiding video chats.

Profiles that are not willing to share family members’ contact information.

Profiles that prefer texting over talking.

Profiles asking for money due to family illness.