ZooskReviews 3,541

Zoosk just emailed me that they were able to locate my email address with my original account after I have sent them many emails. However, I have to register with a new account. I cannot re-gain the access to my original account, which I am very disappointed although they refund me the last payment and offered me a discount to a new subscription.
It is, somehow, a relief. At least, they now finally found the fact.
I have to say that I do enjoy the company of Zoosk.

I tried another popular dating site after my divorce, but didn't take advance of it or use it much. I decided to give Zoosk a chance and really take the time to go through the profiles. I went on a few dates and much to my surprise I met a man who was getting ready to sign off of the dating site. We connected in February 2015 and have been dating in a committed relationship since for several months now. We have fallen in love and the relationship is progressing.

Thank you zoosk

Rainy

Zoosk checks your personal information against social media, your phone number. Additionally there is an application called Tin Eye. You can use it to check photographs to see if they have been used in known cons and fraud. I never had a problem with Zoosk. However, on another website every other contact I heard from was a con. As long as you are careful, don't give out phone numbers and other personal information too soon, don't meet at night or take someone with you, and use common sense, it is good.

Was originally advertising this sight free. It's no. Charges are over $30 a month. They never fix their errors when they say they wil. I cancelled and they refused to refund even though they admitted it was all their erro. They tell other subscribers that you want to meet them when you don'. When you delete a subscriber they come back a day or two late. Some of the subscriber's were fak. Don't use this service. I have no idea what they do with your photos

There seem to be about 5 interests that 90% of the women have... "The Notebook," "House," "Kings of Leon," the "Twilight Saga," and "Vin Diesel." Awfully suspicious! I chatted with one woman for a while--definitely a real chat, and she told me a little bit about "The Notebook" and "House"; but I couldn't tell if she was a real person looking for a date, or some guy in Bangladesh following a boring outline. I'm thinking of getting out, though I have the impression there are plenty of real people mixed in with fake profiles.

Update: I straight out called one "woman" out on being a bogus profile and said "you guys are going to get busted for this scam." Message back: yep.

2nd update: I joined Match.com and found way better results immediately. I am now dating a woman from there steadily. But I did end up responding to a few women from Zoosk who contacted me, and I told them all about my experiences with these fake profiles, and I was surprised that there were a couple of obviously real people with fully, developed personalities. They told me it wasn't the same experience on the women's side of the site. In spite of my own experience and regrets with Zoosk, I'm inclined to believe user experience probably does vary a lot. I also think a lot of the reviews on this very site here are fake, but I wouldn't discount all of the positive ones; I'd just recommend using a different dating site anyway.