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According to Oriental Morning Post, a dating agency in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, recently started millionaire-dating service that requires a registration fee of 50,000 yuan (not including ads), which can't be returned even if the dating ends up in failure.
Their reporter found the definition of "millionaire" on their homepage. First, he must have an annual income of no less than a million yuan. Second, he must be an executive of a very famous enterprise or a scholar; if not, he must have a company of his own. Only those who meet the above standard can register with the dating agency.
That dating agency has also set up a so-called "beauty bank" for the registered millionaires, which puts very strict requirement for the women who want to apply for it. They have to be "pretty, over 160 cm tall, well-shaped in figure and replete with feminine charm." They must have a steady occupation; if not, they must be undergraduates. There is also a requirement for their language skills, that they must be at least bilingual. Last but not least, they must be single Chinese women over 18 years old.
The dating agency said that they would also contact the female contestants in the pop idol contests in private, and put those willing to date a millionaire in the beauty bank.
Any millionaire can tell the agency his requirements, whereby the agency will compose a dating plan for him, which will be carried out after he pays the registration fee. Then the agency will make a list of up-to-standard girls, even including college students and airhostesses, from which the millionaire can choose the one he would like to meet.
However, a lawyer pointed out the loophole in the stipulation of the dating agency. As no money will be given back to the millionaire if the dating fails, the agency can make money by arranging fake dates, and instigate the girl to break up first, then the millionaire will have to register again to meet a next girl. In this way, it can defraud the millionaire of a large sum of money.
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