Safe Introductions Guide
Member profiles on AvrupaEvlilik.com are not published publicly. Introductions are supported by consultants. This support does not guarantee another person's identity or intentions. Our service is for adults aged 18 and over only.
Do not send money
Do not send money to anyone you are introduced to. Be wary of requests for loans, gift cards, cryptocurrency, investments, travel, visas or urgent medical expenses. Never share bank or card details, passwords or verification codes. Check consultancy payments only against the official information on our Pricing and Membership pages; do not trust payment instructions sent by a candidate.
Protect your personal information
Be cautious if someone rushes the relationship, avoids video calls or gives inconsistent information. A photo or video call alone is not proof of trustworthiness. Until trust is established, do not share home or work addresses, identity documents, passport copies or information about your children. Do not send intimate photos or videos; they may be used for blackmail. Avoid suspicious links and do not install remote-access software.
Plan a safe first meeting
Choose a busy public place; avoid homes, hotel rooms and isolated locations for early meetings. Tell someone you trust who you are meeting, where and when. Charge your phone and arrange your own transport home. Never leave your drink unattended. If you feel uncomfortable, end the meeting and move somewhere safe; you do not owe an explanation.
Boundaries and mutual consent
Communication, meetings and intimacy must be based on freely given, mutual consent. You can withdraw consent at any time. End contact and report harassment, threats, discrimination, sexual pressure, transactional relationship requests or contact involving someone under 18.
Report suspicious behaviour
Stop contact. Keep relevant messages, dates and any application reference; block the person in the messaging app you use. Contact your consultant or email info@avrupaevlilik.com with the subject Safety report. Include details that help identify the person and explain the incident; do not send passwords, verification codes or unnecessary identity documents. If you sent money, contact your bank or payment provider immediately. Report fraud, threats or blackmail to local law enforcement; do not pay a blackmailer.
In immediate danger
This email address is not an emergency helpline. Move somewhere safe and call the emergency number for your country. In Turkey and the European Union call 112; in the United Kingdom call 999 or 112.