Reviews of Match.com

Being a pseudo detective, I have noticed that the same ladies, on different screens, have different ages posted under the photos. On 1 screen, the lady in Warren, Ohio is 26 and on another, she's 38. I couldn't contact the website because all it does is lead you to another "join us" page. It reminds me of the ads that promise $74 per hour from home. This one I WAS able to trace. Since they showed a small town near me, I was able to prove, at least to myself, that the young mom shown with name, did not exist. So, be careful!

I'm not sure the problem is Match.com it's the men. I read some of these reviews and people said they got 50+ contacts (not matches) actual contacts, wow! They must be under 40 thin and blond. I can't get men my age and the same appropriate over weight status to answer me. I'm told I'm attractive, but yet most men my age 56 are looking for women 10+ years younger than them selves. How shallow, men in general get old before women do. And beer bellies now seem to be considered athletic.And they want Barbie. Most men my age 56 want to lay down and have them throw dirt in their face, but yet they want the younger woman.Then they will wonder why she has a wondering eye when he has trouble with his "equipment". The men seem to turn into to players if they stay very long and us women get too apprehencive because of players and scammers so it's just about impossible to meet someone. I'm giving up when my subscription is done in a few weeks. I've decided all of us are not totally our true selves on here because of the ambiguity. It ends up changing who we are even if it's for a short time in an email, either good intentions, or "no harm" they don't know who I am, it can't hurt. I myself have always been true and never played with anyone, but because of the ambiguity I have let chats go too far trying to be nice by answering their
in-appropriate questions and not wanting to come off being prudish or trying to hide anything etc. But it ends up giving a false impression by their assumptions. That's the other thing I've learned men say they don't want games, but yet they don't want what they ask for.

I think they should add a section on how to create a profile and not allow any profiles to go public until they pass a test.

Not everyone has to write like Ernest Hemingway but everyone can benefit from spell check and grammar check, not all caps and a little detail- what makes YOU different/special..I see over and over again: "I am loyal, friendly, happy, trustworthy, and like to be outdoors..." So does a Golden Retriever. What is special about YOU?

Oh, and the photos!

There should be more than one, taken within the past 2 years, of his FACE (minus dark glasses, baseball cap, diving snorkel, ski mask: well lit & in focus. Is that too much to ask?? On profile after profile I've seen: If there are 7 photos, 5 of them will be of him, way in the background, out of focus, cap/sunglasses, with one arm missing cause he cut someone out of the picture. Photo #6 will be of his dog/boat/motorcycle and photo#7 will be of the Great Wall of China or some other place he's been. Nice, but WHAT DO YOU LOOK LIKE?

Having a profile 101 on match.com would not only help matches find each other, but make the site more attractive.

I LOVE MATCH.COM!
There I said it. I know you can go on the Internet and read a ton of hateful reviews out there mostly from guys who have tried Match.com and gone down in flames. And let me say this to all you haters out there, it’s not Match.com it’s you. If you use Match.com properly, and by this I mean write well written, well thought out emails, create a good profile that is not filled with self pity and hate, and work at it a bit you can easily go on two to three dates a week just from Match.com.
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I am not a match.com member, but I want to warn other women about a man who has a profile there. His screen name is mbrewersfan, and he was my boyfriend. We were living together in Florida, and his kids are in Wisconsin. While we were together, he went to Wisconsin to "visit his kids", but I discovered he opened and account with match.com (while we were living together) and he was dating women on his trips to Wisconsin. He also lies in his profile. I found a text on his cell phone of another woman, and when I confronted him about it, he denied her, and make up a story, so I contacted that woman and found out all the truth. Needless to say that was the end of the relationship. So watch out with this guy, once again, his screen name is mbrewersfan, his real name is Todd.

I am not a match.com member, but I want to warn other women about a man who has a profile there. His screen name is mbrewersfan, and he was my boyfriend. We were living together in Florida, and his kids are in Wisconsin. While we were together, he went to Wisconsin to "visit his kids", but I discovered he opened and account with match.com (while we were living together) and he was dating women on his trips to Wisconsin. He also lies in his profile. I found a text on his cell phone of another woman, and when I confronted him about it, he denied her, and make up a story, so I contacted that woman and found out all the truth. Needless to say that was the end of the relationship. So watch out with this guy, once again, his screen name is mbrewersfan, his real name is Todd.

Match.com SUCKS. Don't waste your money. I never meet so many "bridge builders" in my life. Always out of town, but man can they talk pretty. What a waste of time!!!

This site should be sued. They are just money suckers. They do not deserve 1 star. Profiles are FAKE. Don't fail for it. I kept getting porn site links from people that I had been talking to. BEWARE

There are a lot of reasons why match.com sucks, but let's start with the main reason: THEY ARE THEIVES WHO USE UNETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICES TO STEAL YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY..

Match.com will AUTO-BILL you and they have a strict no-refund policy. In my opinion it should be illegal for someone to auto bill your credit card without honoring refunds. This company is making money by purposely making their billing terms deceptive to consumers. The terms of the auto-bill are often hidden beneath a large terms of agreement that barely anyone reads and Match knows this but does it anyways.

I recently paid for a Match.com subscription for six months on sale for $30 bucks. I didn't use it much and pretty much forgot about it until my card was charged after the subscription ended for a full year subscription for $113. ABSOLUTELY NO WARNING email was given and support was very rude and unapologetic. I ended up having to issue a charge back through my credit card, which had a special handling procedure for Match since so many people end up having to issue charge backs.

Match.com change your unethical business model and earn your revenue the right way.. The pukes should be sent to jail for FRAUD..

I guess what you idiots at Match dont seem to understand is that you're pissing a lot of people off with your fraudulent practices. Dont you idiots understand that one pissed off customer = 10 lost customers cause that one pissed off customer will tell ten other people by word of mouth of their negative experience? I could go on another 5000 word rant about the other reason Match.com sucks but i'll save that for another time.

is there a rating less then 1 star?
Match is my area has mostly fake and or dead accounts. If you see a profile thats too good to be true it is. If you see a profile that is more then 3 weeks old its dead. If you read a profile that looks like it was translated using google it was and that person most likey is not even in the same country they claim to be. If you write anything negative about match in your profile and I do mean anything match will not allow you to post it. If you write anything negative about India they will not post it. The reason is I think the cubical drones that work for match are in india and don't like any jokes about them.
So if you filter out A the fake accounts, B the dead accounts and C the profiles that are not paying customers you find in my opinion about 20% that might be real, but out of that half are wackos and you got 0% chance of getting a reply.
So match I am sure has has some dates that lead to marrage but hey some people also win the lotto too.
When is the last time you won lotto :) ?

This website is another scam like any other dating websites.
The server is programmed to email all free members to send auto responses telling them so and so person has viewed your profile and would like to connect to you or has winked at you or has shown interest in you.
When you click on the profile it's a gorgeous looking man (who is infact one of their models).
Innocent people get enticed and fall into the trap, make their payments, then that's it, once the payment is through, no more members are interested in you, you won't get any emails.
Chemistry.com is their partner, it does the same.
People beware of scams like this.

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