The "love test" service bloomed on Tiktok: Is it worth spending a million VND for a test?

Recently, the lover test service is being "dug" by young people again. On Tiktok, engagement is up to several tens of thousands. This can be considered one of the most controversial services on social networks recently.

Recently, on social networks it is not difficult to find services to check the fidelity of a lover or husband. With just one click "test lover" on TikTok, a series of dramatic stories like only on the sisterhood's movies are widely shared on social networks with millions of views.

An account operating this service said that the cost of a one-time "test" is from 200,000 - 1,000,000 VND depending on whether each case requires a lot of time, effort or not. Typically, basic cases can be completed in one to three days, but there will be cases where it will take weeks to months to build trust with the other party.

In the group "Good writing or good letters", H. M. - a young person who works as a content creator suddenly launched an appeal: "Those who need high-paying light jobs should send private messages, giving priority to girls with good looks". At first glance at this message, many people came to stone M.'s page, claiming that he "lured good girls to work in the sun", later when M.'s collaborators posted the message explaining that it turned out that there existed a real job called a "high-paying light job".

According to an account specializing in testing lovers, "I set up an account using pictures of many people. Then I also set up a few more accounts to pretend to be friends, in general how to make my profile beautiful and informative and interactive enough to create the most trust."

However, there are also many people who use their own photos and accounts with the motto "real people": "I use my own account and image, after I finish my work, I will block them. There are many people who then also threaten to exploit themselves because of me that their lover asked to break up," one account shared.

Initially, the conversation will take place by casual acquaintance and then pushed further into flirting with the most important question: "Do you have a lover?" and the answer then is also what customers most want to verify to confirm each other's loyalty.

Often when this answer is also the end of the service, additional payment if any arises or someone wants to do it to the end as in the case of continuing to "lure" the insider to the appointment as if it were a fraudulent catch on the spot.

Although the money spent can "buy more than a dozen cups of milk tea", many people are still willing to "squeeze their mouths" to test their lover's feelings.

According to M., his main customers are mostly young girls aged 16-25 or sisters who are in relatively peaceful relationships and families, completely without any turbulence to lead to suspicion. But out of curiosity, wanting to use the service once led to a heartbreaking ending due to unacceptability. This is also a controversial issue about service and also people out of curiosity who take money to test the loyalty of others.

Look at the trend of testing lovers, many people. Expressing the opinion that this is quite a dangerous thing to do, not to mention that it can also hurt yourself, cause mental obsession because you always live in suspicion of others.

Media expert Tran Thanh Huy shared: "All tricks to test lovers' hearts or sell flirting tips of young people today are imitations of Chinese netizens. Five years ago, this service boomed in China. Just type in the phrase "test your boyfriend's faithfulness", on Taobao (China's largest e-commerce site) there will be hundreds of results from service providers with fees ranging from 20 yuan (less than 100,000 VND) to thousands of yuan (more than 3 million VND).

The tenant must provide personal information about the "other half" such as name, occupation, social media accounts, hobbies, fortes. The tester then befriends the "target" via social networks such as WeChat or QQ and uses all sorts of tricks to test if they are truly faithful to their customers. Later, during the government's WeChat clean-up campaign, these services were shut down a lot, but now they are spreading to Vietnam."

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