Zoosk

This is an excellent site for meeting people. I had lots of success. And found a true potential life partner.

JUST FILE A COMPLAINT WITH THE ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK FROM THESE CROOKED SCUMBAGS, DISAPPEARING MESSAGES FAKE PROFILES TERRIBLE DATING SITE

Yes. This site spams the living crap out of your inbox all day every day with messages of multiple views, likes, and of people wanting to meet you. You upgrade, then there are only a few messages, and none of them ever reply to your text, whether the dot by their picture is green or not. You then see how you've been took by the site, your three days to cancel are up, and you're out at least $29.95, getting nothing for your money. If anybody gets a reply after upgrading, the "member" wants you to join some other paid site, then disappear. A predatory, scam site that should have gone under long ago. I don't consider myself bad -looking, not even the most average looking women will reply, probably just a bunch of old, cancelled accounts. Perhaps they hadn't been there in years. I am in my forties, and have found that this is just another adolescent, "swipe left or right on a single photo" kind of deal. Couldn't be any more shallow. Am not going to renew. Once you cancel, then this site will bombard your email with more phony "likes" and interests" to entice you to back to their website. You have to further upgrade supposedly to see if your message has been read, it may TELL you your message has been read, while, if you check "Connections", it will say that very person isn't even online at that same moment. You must "upgrade" to hear from free members, buy "coins" to boost yourself, and they also have a "Zoosk Live", where many women run personal telethons, and you can't really compliment the skimpy outfit without getting your account deleted. They just want you to throw money at them for doing absolutely nothing, even being rude to people, in some cases, yet nothing happens to their account. All Zoosk cares about is keeping that cash rolling in from the desperate and gullible.

I would give a HUGE 0, but you have to give at least 1 star. I joined this fake site 1 week ago, immediately started messaging back & forth w/ a "fake" guy that "lives" 83 mi away. I think this person is an employee to get me "hooked" to Zoosk, / the "fake" attention. I will NEVER believe this guy is real. The person I was "corresponding" with was. Very very good at seeming real, they are not in another country. I can't point to any one thing that raised flags, except that "he" seemed too good to be true; never talked money, or "love" --- just "enchanting", I cancelled my "stupid tax" subscription within a few hours. I also wrote to Zoosk-- told them they had better not continue my subscription. I also made 3 more fake accts... and wow! The phony "guy" sent my phony lady's messages within an hour or 2. I do have to add here, that I happen to know several guys (my age) personally on zoosk. I went to HS with them. And reconnected with 1-- so, there are real ppl on there. But all the comments below mine are TRUE. So, you have to take every single message with a BUCKET of salt. I'm also thinking this is true for EVERY dating site, same as "real life". You can't give your trust away, it HAS to be earned. I find online dating sites to be merely entertainment. It feels addicting, logging on daily to "see what cute guy might notice me". I imagine it's the same for most of us. so, in the meantime, no one is able to filter through all the phony's, liars, cheats,. And I think much of it may be good ppl. But no one can focus on the "new messager, bc we have soooo many ppl messaging, we don't want to ignore anyone. Etc, etc, etc",.

(PUT A NEGATIVE INFRONT OF THAT STAR) THIS SITE BLOWS DOG! U PAY FOR MEMBERSHIP AND YOU NEED TO BUY COINS EVERY TIME YOU TRY TO COMUNICATE? WTF! $#*!ING SCAM!