CHINESE DATING APP OFFERED A REFUND IF USERS DID NOT MARRY
A Chinese dating app called Liangpei will refund its $300 fee if users do not marry within three years, while limiting members to one match at a time.
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A Chinese dating app called Liangpei will refund its $300 fee if users do not marry within three years, while limiting members to one match at a time.
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