Bumble charged FRAUDULENT account charge. They charged my account after a year of innactivity so I could not delete the app from my subscriptions. THIS IS CALL MALICIOUS SOFTWAR. They; capture you for another year. That means you are unable to delete the app after a year. FRAUD!
I was blocked after one day, they wouldn't refund my money. Don't waste your time and money on this site it's a total rip-off.
Swiped right loads not one reply. Got two messages saying u got liked so i viewed and said no likes yet
Its a scam,no customer support at all!
I do not recommend.
Most of profiles are fake.
I would give zero star if I could
Customer service was very poor with billing issue and lots of fake profiles. I saw a number of stolen photos and had to report. Wouldn't use again
Company makes it next to impossible to cancel. Confusing process. Don't join this chicken sh*t outfit.
This is the same woman from Eros! And she is from Models World too! Her number is *******402! She is also a internet bully hacker! Beware!
I just want to say thank you to Bumble to give me my destined partner and my lifetime!i would recommend this app for sure to all the folks out there.
REAL TIME EXPERIMENT AS WELL: made a new account after posting this review. Got 8 likes within about 10 minutes of creating. Swiped no on 100 people without seeing one "you missed a like" message then I used up all of my likes on people who hadn't liked me. Directly after using up all my likes they showed me a potential like and I could tell because their first picture was them with a very bright red/yellow sky behind them and in my "likes" tab you could tell it was them through the blurred picture because of their head position and the bright sky background
It's a fraudulent and scam service…
They don't show you like it's matches (don't say it's a preference or distance thing) I changed everything and never saw my likes
All of the profiles are bots and just say hi but nothing after that
I really understood their FRAUDULENT services when I deleted my account and a few days later they sent me an email about a pile I got, she just so happens to be absolutely gorgeous… things is I deleted my account so how am I getting likes
It's a scam tactic coded into the algorithm to try to trick people into redownloading and making purchases
If you make a purchase you get more likes and matches because of the algorithm not because you are doing anything different, your account is just getting flagged as paying money so then they start showing you other things to manipulate you into making another purchase while never finding dates
I have been using Bumble for a while, I have had no problems until a few days ago when, while writing to a contact, all of a sudden the app kicks me out and shows me a page requiring me to verify my profile.
I contacted the support which has never replied and leaves my account open and my data, profile and pictures on the systems without my consent.
Profile verification means sending them a photo with the same posture shown on the screen. This is optional, I have never used it before and I have had no problems until now. I went to read the Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions where I found that they use face recognition technology to scan your face acquiring biometric data about you.
Biometrics is like your fingerprints, highly sensitive data that uniquely identifies you. In the wrong hands, it would be disastrous.
I got concerned as I don't see the reason why I should give away such sensitive data on a social media / dating app which does not follow the strict security measures of Government systems for handling passports for example.
Since they use this technology, I have decided not to go through the verification process as I reckon is too invasive and a step too far for the purpose. I contacted support to remove permanently my account. The support doesn't seem to exist, nor do they reply to try and explain what they do, how they do it, and solve the situation. They kick you out of the app without any reason, forcing you to go through the verification process in a sneaky way.
It's worth mentioning that even fake profiles appear as "verified".
The experience with Bumble is not good unfortunately and I suggest everyone not to use their service.
I will also proceed to make sure that Bumble permanently deletes my account and my data.
I will write the same review on Google Play and other social media platforms, hoping that potential users will desist and avoid Bumble.
Real disappointment.
Super slecht.
Bij aanvang krijg je allerlei likes die geblurd zijn. Om ze te zien moet je bj betalen. Als je eenmaal betaald hebt komen er geen nieuwe voorstelen van mensen in de buurt of nieuwe likes.
Je kunt niet meteen communiceren met iemand waarvan je denkt dat die leuk is. Dit kan pas als de ander jou heeft geliked. Voor elke extra mogelijkheid moet je betalen.
Vervolgens is het opzeggen van het abonnement onmogelijk. De instructies die ze geven zijn niet toepasbaar.
Het mag duidelijk zijn dat het een site is die er vooral op uit is om jou niet te matchen met iemand om zelf zolang mogelijk geld te kunnen incasseren.
Trap er niet in!
Not a bad app to meet new people. Just do your due diligence before you meet anyone from the site. The app was easy to use.
They write a message as if someone is trying to contact you but when you reply no return message is forthcoming they just want you to buy premium.
Just another fake app/website for finding "love". They just want your money. More fake people. Don't waste your time!'nn
They don't give you any way to contact customer service they want to keep billing you even when you don't want the app anymore it sucks!
This is based on my own experience, men with hidden intentions, liars etc nobody serious there
Everyone's playing some game
Sad
I canceled my account and they still take payment out with NO refunds. I got premium and no views. Just a scam.
Asking to pay money in order to meet new people, very inconvenient) I hope the will stop
Asking money to get more
Likes
All these dating sites employ the same business model - how they market the sites is the only difference. Their primary objective is to make money, not help find you a partner.
So, onto Bumble. This is what you can expect, from a male perspective: -
I would say 70-80% of the profiles are fake including the "verified" ones - and that's a conservative estimate.
Many of the photos look suspiciously like pro stock images. Either that or many women have their own personal photographer.
The photos are staged, women raising a glass of wine or champagne, completing marathons, hiking photos, canoeing, standing against a wall mural with angel wings, in exotic locations.
Typically they like wine or gin, yoga, cheese, hiking, gym, running, horses, weightlifting, skiing, and various outdoor activities.
Many profiles answer to the zombie apocalypse plan is "to go down the Winchester until it all blows over". Strange how so many from all over the UK drink in a pub with the same name. No, this is not a selectable answer from a list. These are bot fake profiles.
The classic, "You must be able to make me laugh" is all over the site.
As is "looking for a partner in crime".
90% of the women have nose piercings.
Oh, and animal-ears filter pics.
Many narcissists register on Bumble just to advertise their Instagram page.
You get the posers and pouters, attention seekers, egotists, show offs, who have no intention of dating.
The usual algorithm on these sites is to lure you in at first, you will get plenty of attention, likes, and chats, maybe a couple of actual dates. Soon, the same profiles that you previously swiped left on mysteriously reappear. Then after a few weeks, the activity will slow down almost to a halt, you will be left with false likes you cannot see until you pay for membership, enticing the unaware and desperate user to fork out his cash. People have reported paying for the premium package in order to see the women who have liked their profile, only for the likes to vanish once they upgrade.
Reportedly, cancelling a subscription is extremely difficult. Also numerous reports of people getting banned for no reason after paying for a lifetime subscription.
Bumble? More like Swindle.
Overall it's a demoralising experience, as it is on all these sites. Avoid them all.
Answer: I would recommend to avoid Bumble! It's run by a pack of crooks who make money on quilting gullible people into paid subscriptions. They let in as many fakes and scammers as possible because this is how they make huge profit. They don't care about the integrity and legitimacy of their site. There are better options: http://J4Love.net was helpful to me. I met my girlfriend there. They mostly have genuine women.
Answer: You can do whatever you want but I think it's inappropriate as far as a review of this company. The company has no control over the people who are using it to date and just because you had a bad experience doesn't mean that anybody really is interested in it. You're most likely an adult and you need to handle your issues on your own. However, if the person you dated poses a danger to you or others than obviously you want to go to the police and report this to Bumble. However, other than issues with the company specifically I don't think that sitejabber is a place to air your dirty laundry. There are sites dedicated to romance scams which you can paste your experience to.
Answer: They are a real company. You can read about them on Wikipedia. Their practices would be considered by most, a scam
Bumble has a rating of 1.4 stars from 127 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers dissatisfied with Bumble most frequently mention customer service, fake profiles and social media. Bumble ranks 634th among Dating sites.