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It somehow has been forgotten and not enforced so you can claim anything, sell it and not to worry make billions. This is by far the biggest pitfall of online dating. I hope this class action suit takes a good chunk of money from Match.\
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However, this data is provided without warranty. I have always done the 6-month subscription and still never met anyone. How you are supposed to find someone on a site that shuts your profile down for no reason. Peace be with you and yours - C. I thought we were just fuckin around. I need actual advice for once.

Recently, I decided to search online as a male seeking female from the age of 25 — 40. I'll just ask because I do not know: do women submit their photograph on these sites?\
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**Woman Creates 'Worst Online Dating Profile Ever,' Gets Tons of Replies** - Had I met these women in person I would have known instantly that I wasn't interested.\
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Anyway cut a long story short I was fully refunded as I would not stop. Also while on that site I saw, which I know are hackers website as I am getting my money from them also thanks to my bank, I just told them I see you also advertise Hackers on your website. Disgraceful company, and I managed to deal with it by myself, my next stop was the bank. Original review: July 17, 2018 Recently I paid for a three month membership in hopes that using a paid membership site would have better results that the free sites like POF. I was completely wrong. Ironically I received hardly any scam messages on POF but on Match, 100% of the messages I received were from women 30 to 40 years younger than me. I corresponded with one of them and after a few meaningless exchanges, the woman asked me for my phone number to text me. I gave it to her and she sent me a text. The ploy is to entice the poor lonely sap not me, well not a sap lol by sending soft porn pictures and getting their sucker to pay for hardcore porn photos. Maybe they just take the money and send nothing but I will never know that. My main point is Match. I read about a class action lawsuit out of Chicago, Illinois that is suing Match. The suit claims that Match. I saw photos of the same young woman that had several different names and profiles. I hope this class action suit takes a good chunk of money from Match. Lastly, I emailed Match requesting a refund for the reasons I wrote above. I told them if I did not receive a refund, I would contact my bank that issued my credit card and contest the charges as well as report them to the Better Business Bureau and post on review sites with what my experience was. To my amazement, I received an email informing me that they were going to issue me a full refund. You think they may have refunded my money because of the class action lawsuit? I forgot to mention that the lawsuit was filed recently in May of 2018. I hope everyone realizes that match. Forget about eHarmony as well as that is another review. At this time I also noticed there were many fake profiles and no local profiles. So I deleted my account. This was on a Thursday and was unable to contact them on the next Friday and they are closed on weekends so I had to wait until Monday. I called and they said I needed to contact them within 48 hours. This is unfair because they have no service on weekends so it was impossible to contact them over the weekend. They should have offered a full refund. Original review: July 11, 2018 Signed up in June 2018 for a 3 month membership to try out the site. On July 9, 2018 I try to log on and get a message that my account is blocked to contact them. I contact them and they reply that my account was terminated for violating the Terms Of Use and they cannot give me any further information. My email address is also banned from registering ever again. In the month I was registered I had contact with 2 members who contacted me first and was in the process of setting up a date with one of them which will now never happen since I am banned. Again, 2 people total and they contacted me. How did I violate the terms of use???? The daily matches were a joke that did not fit my preferences whatsoever. Anyone who looks real on this site is fake and you can usually find them elsewhere with a different name, age, etc. Long story short don't join Match unless you are ok with the fact that they may close your account for no reason at any point and not care one bit about you. How you are supposed to find someone on a site that shuts your profile down for no reason. I do not know. Original review: July 5, 2018 I joined Match in hopes to meet a great guy. I received 20 plus emails that were all scams. I look at the likes received and likes that were supposed sent by me and there was a very long list of men that I supposedly clicked like. Original review: July 2, 2018 100% Scam. I closed my account, they keep charging. I got confirmed for closing the account. STILL I have seen charges on my account, I go to bank to dispute, Bank says they cannot dispute the credit card charges, I had to change my credit card number. I did, 3 months later another charge on my account. I did not provide my new credit card account to any social media during this time. I go to Bank again. This time Bank gave me number to call 8003265161. I called, Indian accent person. I explain her the charge, she try to get my personal info, still insist about to ask my birth date, email account, card number. I did not authorized you any update, How did you get my new credit card number? I never open a new account or else. Do not open account with them. You won't get any match, also some members from far away, overseas, some asking money or gifts. Suggestions if you continue using. But I rather not. You want to find partner? Go to clubs, supermarket, car shows, events, festivals, more family parties. Do not use your bank card or Credit card for these services, Get a prepaid card and just deposit manual from the sources, do not connect to your original accounts. Change your phone or get simple cheap phone to register to your bank. Open one email account that registered to your bank but do not use this email to nowhere. Do not use your original birth date, make it one day up or down, do same for the year. Keep every copy of mails from these scammers. Read the fine prints. Do not answer every member they match you cause some of them, them self to get your personal data. Original review: June 26, 2018 First look at it this way... Each time there is a match they lose two paying customers. Multiply that by the number of people who subscribe, along with the people who get burned out. It is a losing business model. It's like my profile doesn't even exist. I'm not a male model, but far from horrible. So If you're truly looking for find someone I would stay away. It's all a numbers game for them. The longer you're on, the longer you pay! Original review: June 25, 2018 I believe Match has become a total ripoff. I signed up on June 12th. Immediately received MANY fake profile messages but reported and deleted them and they quit coming in after a few days. However, every day Match sends me 24 profiles and I write to all the ones I think might be interesting guys I am straight female, 67. This means that I've sent over a hundred in 12 days. I wasn't getting many replies. How is this even possible, if they are real and current profiles and not fake or deleted. I wrote customer service and have not yet gotten any response. I will say the few who have replied seem genuine and fine. I'd say stay away and stick with OKC or POF - at least if you get crappy service you're not out any money. Original review: June 24, 2018 I cancelled my account 2 months before the next auto payment was scheduled. The website said it was cancelled. I was charged on the next billing cycle. I found it 2 weeks after and called. They lied and said the account had not been cancelled and would not refund all my money. They charged for another month. There are reports of this all over the web. They are cheating people and lying. Original review: June 21, 2018 I decided to get a Match after all the other free apps failed. I had two dates waiting for me to reply to them, and my account was just blocked. I called Match customer service, and they were even WORSE. Another told me that I should just sign up with another account. I insisted on speaking to a manager because I know for a fact I didn't do anything wrong. I used the app religiously and felt very close to meeting someone who could actually be the one. They tore it away from me, gave me no explanation, and NEVER did the correct investigation to see if I was really harassing people. Unless you want to be scammed by Match, don't get this app!!! HORRIBLE customer service, they take your money and block your account with no details on why!! Your business should be shut down for harassing its customers. I want a callback, I want an explanation, I want to be refunded, or unblock my account so I can finish the months I paid for. DO NOT CONSIDER MATCH FOR DATING, ANYTHING ELSE WOULD DO, IT'S NOT WORTH IT!! Original review: June 21, 2018 I signed up to Match with a 3-month sub in hope to find someone. Recently, I hid my profile. I had business to attend to and I wasn't able to be on the site for a few days. I hid my profile on the site and the app. That means no one can view it and no one can search me. Well, just a few hours later I received notification that someone was interested in me. That's impossible, I hid my profile. I went back to the site to make sure everything was set as I left it. Yup and also 3 other people viewed my hidden profile. Original review: June 18, 2018 I joined because... Plus they had a special for three months. Which is what I signed up for. They weren't real happy when I canceled immediately so I wouldn't forget the auto renewal. Right off the bat there were strange profiles of young girls, between 25 and 30. Sending me their picture with their phone number written on the photo. Now how does that get past their strict review of all photos posted. Not once have they let anything I posted go without reviewing it. So how does one slip one past the big kahuna. Unless someone in management is in cahoots with the scammers. I have had 10 to 15 young girls with phone numbers across their picture. I have had a man write to me and tell me about his best friend who so happens to live in the same town I live in. I have had women write to me or me to them. But they only write one sentence for answers on anything that I ask. And they don't ever ask you any questions. I noticed that I was writing 2 or 3 paragraphs, to her one. I feel cheated and I don't think 99% of these people are even real. I have complained about the emails and profiles I have received. Even told them what I thought about some on from match in partners with the scammers. They really don't want to hear it. They want you to use the block user button. Problem goes away for you but does nothing for the next guy that may not be suspicions as I. With all these good looking women wanting them it may be hard to resist and could lose their life savings. Match has this algorithm set up for the email you send them. It intercepts your mail to give you answers to the keywords you have used, that way the front office doesn't have to be bothered. I had pictures or screenshots of the women I am talking about. They are on my computer somewhere but I can't find them. If you are thinking about dating again do use Match. I wouldn't use any of them. What happened to truth in advertising? It somehow has been forgotten and not enforced so you can claim anything, sell it and not to worry make billions. Original review: June 16, 2018 It's my duty to file a written complaint about meeting three men on this website emails, text some phone, never in person. I filed complaint to Match and said it would be addressed... They were able to Come back and scam other women. My advice is if they work in the oil business outside of United States and you have not met in person run for the hills. Wasted Time, had to change my phone, banking, internet, etc. Original review: June 14, 2018 I had a year subscription with Match. The free services are a better ROI. When I tried to log in to make sure I could cancel my subscription, my login wasn't working. When I tried resetting the password, I never got a link in my email to reset it. I chatted with a representative after numerous tries and was informed that the security team detected suspicious activity on my account and that my previous account is completely unrecoverable. She then went on to say that she turned off automatic billing for my account. When pressed about how she could do that if my account was unrecoverable, she wouldn't elaborate. When I asked why I wasn't notified about the suspicious activity, she wouldn't elaborate. When I asked if there was a data breach, she wouldn't elaborate. I then found out that Match had a problem back in April 2018 about old accounts becoming active again. When I asked about that in the context of a data breach, she wouldn't elaborate. Since it's not a matter of if a company gets hacked, but when, I'm guessing Match. Original review: June 12, 2018 Now that Match. So what Match does is if you've subscribe in the past, in my case one year ago. So if you click on emailing someone and you're not currently subscribed the screen will pop up, whatever you do, do not click it. Original review: June 11, 2018 I signed up and paid for 3 months service. After 1 month, I was notified my account was terminated for violation of the User Terms. I did nothing wrong like use profanity, revealing photos, nor harass anyone. I know that my ex-girlfriend stalked me on Match right before I was terminated as I saw where she viewed my profile a day or two before I was termed. I believe she a non-paying viewer made an erroneous complaint to Match about my account as a retaliation effort since I broke up with her a month before. If so, they took her word and didn't justify why they did this to me. Ironically, my POF account got deleted the next day also and I saw where she viewed my profile there also so I know why this happened. As for the money I was out, I filed a complaint with my CC company and they refunded me the two months I prepaid that MATCH refused to refund me. I did meet a really nice woman from Match in the short month I had an account however, we mutually didn't have a 2nd date but was happy to have met her. My advice is to steer clear of Match. If you do use them, go month to month and use a prepaid CC. Original review: June 10, 2018 I have been on Match. I have always done the 6-month subscription and still never met anyone. It is just a money-making business. They would make you pay extra for the value package and promise you that your profile will be highlighted, but it is not true. They probably will never highlight your profile unless your subscription is about to expire just to keep you paying. The discount that they offer is not a genuine discount. It is their way of getting people to subscribe. Nothing but a scam… Do not subscribe. Original review: June 9, 2018 I want to break down my experience so far with Match. The first part is the system itself. Like many have eluded so far, there is a constant barrage of upgrades. I decided to go for the 6 month subscription. I also think it's crazy that people think the perfect person is within 50 miles or whatever from their location. Anyways, the filtering is very mechanical and people are basically turned into stats. So really, if you want to try it, you pretty much have to turn off the filters in order to get as many matches as possible. I didn't pay extra so they can respond based on other reviewers here. I found that I was constantly bombarded with upgrade messages, it was awful. It seemed like a waste of money to me. The second part is about the people. I'm not a tall man - and I'm okay with it. IN real life, I am sociable and meet new friends. All the stuff that the women put on their profile about wanting honesty, a sense of humour... Even the women that are like 5'0 were looking for men over 5'9. It was kind of insane and if you're not strong on who you are, it can beat the crap out of your own confidence. I'm also separated, which was a negative point for many who would have rather me not be married or divorced. Considering many women complained about the pervs, losers, liars, or one word messages, it's pretty interesting that when I'd write to them, I'd get nothing back. My hope is that when I cancel my subscription - I won't get charged again! I don't care about the refund issue. It sucks, but that is the way it is set up and you agree to it when you set it up. Just check your credit statement and make sure they're not overcharging you or running up charges for nothing. Beyond that, the people that seem to suck just come out in droves to take advantage of those who are looking for their perfect match. Spend your money on something like a singles events club - then at least you meet them for real so that is a way better start than expending your energy on endless messages and pictures to only find out it's fake or they're not real. Original review: June 8, 2018 I signed up on Match. Between that time and now June 2018 I have had contact with four people: one lived in another country, two others were scammers using some kind of automated chat bot, and the other person was 20 years younger than me. The first three were within the first couple of weeks of me signing up for the site, and the last one was about a month ago. If you live in a small town, don't bother with Match. Despite being able to specify what you're looking for and not looking for in a match when searching, you'll still get matches with people who don't fit your search criteria. What's the point of having a detailed way of filtering search results if you still get matched with anyone? And if you do find someone who seems like a good match, chances are they live hundreds of miles away from you. One person I was matched with had a picture of the actress Blake Lively on her profile. Lively is married, so she's probably not using Match. Lots of attractive people have looked at my profile, but when I clicked on their profile it was gone because the person was probably a scammer who got caught and had their profile deleted. Match is full of predators who are only interested in one thing: your credit card number. And when the person is real, half the time their profile picture is of their dog or a tree. Other times the pictures are obviously years old. Or there's no picture at all. Sometimes these people are escorts looking for clients. Unlike other reviewers, I didn't have any problems cancelling my membership. Wow, what a coincidence I started getting notifications from interested people two days after my membership expired! This happened more than once, so it's obviously a ploy by Match to get you to renew your membership again. Don't make the same mistake I did. Instead of spending money on Match. I sent some messages to people I liked, didn't use any bad language, I wanted to find a wife... Your inquiry has been submitted to our customer care representatives for handling. This is your first reply. This is your second reply. This is third reply. They didn't do any attempts to explain anything to me. The company is playing on feelings of people, the way they do business is disgraceful. I am glad I just paid for 1 month, cause obviously nobody is going to refund the money. Original review: June 5, 2018 I signed up for Match. Upon contacting support they could not give me any ideas why they did that. Also they will not able issue a refund. Please reactivate my account so I can make whatever adjustment might be required. Please everyone this service they provide appears that they can just steal your money without cause. PS: I have concluded to compose this email to update you my fellow patrons what could happen if you so choose to sign-up with Match. If by offering my testimony it may help someone avoid this in the future then it was worth it. Thank you for your time and understanding. Original review: June 4, 2018 I tried Match. There seemed to be a lot more woman available than on any other site that I had tried before. The process of contacting possible eligible woman was much more easier than on other sites. The very first woman I contacted later married me a few years later so I was very happy with my experience on this dating site. Original review: June 2, 2018 I gave Match the benefit of the doubt and actually expected they would fix what I HOPED was just a technical glitch. But I'm here to warn you, do not give this company any money! They don't care a single iota about their customers and, after a quick Google search I discovered they have a nasty habit of blocking accounts for no reason. I created an account, tried to message someone, not realizing you have to be subscriber and then just kept getting error messages on and off before I was finally blocked from logging in at all. I thought surely it's just a glitch, so I tried again with a different e-mail address. I was blocked before I'd even finished setting up my account. I thought surely it's just because I'm not subscribed and since I couldn't log in to purchase a subscription, I set up yet another account but this time subscribed up front. Same thing happened again. I can't log in, can't do anything. I have not violated Terms and Conditions in any way, shape or form how would I? I can't even get my profile filled out! I'm leaving this review on every site I can find so as few people will get taken in as possible. I'm also reporting them to the BBB... What a pity it's been a year and nothing has changed! Original review: May 31, 2018 I was on Match. I thought I had the perfect soulmate. But all of a sudden they would give no phone numbers to talk to the person I was trying to be friends with. Then I called the number and all it say was it was a text email. I understand that it being a dating site but wow they got me good. Please whatever you do do not use them. They are not a good company to deal with. I would suggest to really check them out. Run as fast as you can from this so called company. Original review: May 31, 2018 Match. Unfortunately I didn't dig deep into the Pandora's box of rules and didn't realize that I needed to contact 5 people a month to now qualify for the free 6 months. So bottom line, I don't qualify and Match. Let it also be known that out of the 46 messages sent I've received 6 replies. Original review: May 29, 2018 I was sold a membership. I was on the site less than 48 hours and was suddenly and without notice taken off the site. I am a Christian women, very, very conservative. My communication with other members on the site reflected my Christian values and I was taken off the site without explanation. I realize that these accounts can be hijacked and used by others in order to scam other members but if this happened, I should have at least been told by Match. I wrote to them 3 different times and each time, they replied with the same callous answer that I was taken off due to the terms and conditions of the site. This legal answer still left me feeling violated. They just plain don't care. Bottom line, I am extremely disappointed with my experience on this site and I would not recommend it to anyone with breath in their body. It has been helping singles find partners since 1995, it now serves people in over 24 countries with sites in 15 different languages. 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