jay g.

I just want to make this clear, YES match.com are 100 % going to go to all lengths to get you to sign up and screw you with all types of lies to keep charging your card worse then probably any company you have ever delt with in ur life. I'm 29 years old and match.com is so bad this is my first time ever writing reviews online. I also need to make this clear if you are not subscribed and are receiving tons of interest its NOT REAL. I would even go as far as saying 95 % is fake. Here are my stats after being a member for an entire year... I was "viewed" 3645 times ( by who or what i don't know) but after an entire year i only had conversations with roughly 10-12 girls, i actually got a date with 3 of them ( sadly all 3 of these girls were fresh out of relationships and were def on the re bound) i messaged probably at least 100 women and 5 actually responded. At one point i did start to feel insecure like whats going on? Ive never really had that hard of a time with women and I'm fully aware rejection is just a part of the process but once it hit really high numbers aka ( less then 1 % ever responded) i knew something was up. Its all fake, a ton of those profiles are inactive and they say the people had been recently online, honestly i don't even think someone was actually really " reading " my messages either. Not to mention i had a ok cupid account and pof while on match, i got ignored 10 times more on match then pof and ok cupid combined. Oh and this was just another interesting experience i also had while on match, there was a girl i was talking to on match and it didn't really go anywhere, one day I'm on pof and i see the same girl so i figured what the hell we could have a laugh cuz we were both on pof. Turns out i message this girl on pof and she has no clue who i am and swears she never has had a match profile. So if this was a catfish scenario who knows but this is just a perfect example of what to expect on match.com or any dating app for that matter. If you also had bad luck on match don't beat yourself up, it wasn't you it was match.com ( you know the ones you gave money to)