Alex M.

According to Match.com, ignoring someone's advances is grounds for being deactivated for "harassment or offensive emails." After a first date with absolutely no physical contact, nothing more than dinner, I chose to discontinue talking to the person. This got my account deactivated, and when i followed up with Match.com they told me they couldn't discuss the details with me due to their Privacy Policy. That's right, they couldn't tell me why they'd deactivated my account, that i pay for, because it would violate privacy policy. So i'm being punished for not wanting a second date with someone on Match.com, and Match.com is fully supporting this. I have to "get a subpoena or warrant" to find out what someone said about me to get me deactivated. STAY AWAY FROM MATCH, any psycho that doesn't get their way on a date can make a false claim against you and Match.com will back it up and punish you without any proof of any kind.