ZooskReviews 3,541

The site is gender equal, as in women do as much of the work as men on it in order to find matches, and you can be as active or as passive as you like. If youre the assertive type, you might take advantage of various promotional tools to reach a large number of members at once, such as boosting your profile or sending mega flirts, which are mass messages individually sent to multiple people. If youre more passive, you can let the site do the work for you by gradually hand-picking compatible matches for you, using a matching algorithm called the Behavioral Matchmaking engine, that improves the more you us

I was contacted by a Dr. Michael Brown of Gilbert, Arizona. He saw my profile on a friend's laptop. Dr. Brown was going to join but was really taken with me and had the friend contact me on his behalf. Foolishly, I bought this scenario as I had not met anyone decent on this site for four months. This guy turned out to have one of those untraceable phones, and was not a doctor at all. It was all a scam to get information from me which I did not give. I was scammed in the past and knew by the irregular writing, poor grammar and questions I was being asked that this indeed was a scam.

So I agree to a 3 month subscription for $59.95. I get double billed on Pay Pal. Now if it was a so-called 'pre-authorized' payment-you know the kind the hapless customer knows nothing about-then it should have been charged in three months rather than right away. It also came through as a payment rather than pre-authorized payment. So I ask Zoosk what is this about? What is the second payment even for? No reply. There is literally no customer service there. Moreover, there was no official email for the second $59 payment. So what is it for? It's like a ghost payment with real money. Then they force members to pay for stuff such as unlocking matches. So someone likes you on their silly carousel and you like them and you learn the information is locked. You have to pay coins which conveniently you can buy. Then you learn the woman has no interest in you whatsoever. If you want to pay for lies & deception Zoosk is the place to be. Only Badoo is skankier.

FOLLOW UP: 5 weeks later I finally receive a refund. It was difficult to contact Zoosk and I think it's set up that way intentionally. For the second time I asked them 'what is the second payment of $59 for?' They had no real answer for this as it had never appeared on my Zoosk account nor did I receive an official email for the second bill. So all they could say is some lame statement like it was my fault that I double clicked at Paypal which is crap. If I was mistakenly double-billed would they not have noticed earlier than 5 weeks? I had asked this same question much earlier but received no reply.