MatchReviews 1,217

If you don't want to get in the trap of going round and round in circles trying to cancel your subscription and stop Match from charging you - just don't get started with it! I came to the conclusion that most dating sites which try to sell you long-term membership ( like Match) only tend to be scam sites that prey on your money. They have only one task to make you purchase this membership and then it doesn't matter if you like their service or not. So they use fake photos, stolen identities, chatbots and a few hired chat operators for good measure just to entice you into paying.

Disgusting and despicable site. They make multi-million profit on scamming people and milking them for money. They are thieves. Fake profiles, fake likes and messages - they just want to entice you to pay, but then nothing happens, no more messages. Big shout out to people: stop being fooled by Tinder, they are money grabbers! They just make you go round and round in circles wasting your precious time and money. This site just doesn't work and gives zero results. The only result is some money out of your pocket down the drain.

Match.com is trying to steal money from consumers. I "Cancelled" my account weeks ago and they charged my card for nearly $100 on their so called auto renewal. When a consumer "cancels" an account, it is illegal and unethical to charge their credit card. I would recommend contacting the district attorney in the city of Dallas and perhaps an attorney for a class-action lawsuit. Perhaps I will do one or both. Match.com CEO Sharmistha Dubey, YOU NEED TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR SUCH UNETHICAL, UNLAWFUL transactions to the consumer. Shame on you.

If you happen to find a gem i. E. a real woman on Match you can consider yourself an extremely lucky person! I realized that the odds were stacked against me on Match, when I paid attention to the style in which women wrote me: bad English, sudden changes in reply style, no willingness to speak about themselves and their lives. I exchanged emails with several women. I started to get suspicious and just like I expected, all of them got in some sort of trouble and asked me for money. One after another.
What a waste of time and money! Match.com just want to screw us out of our money, they don't care that their site is full of scammers. The majority of photos on Match don't belong to the people who use them hoping to con unsuspecting men and women out of their honestly-earned money.

My friend and I both joined Match and within one day we had over 100 or more views and likes. Wow was this exciting until we started getting messages from Canada, men 4 hours away and out of state profiles. We live in Michigan! A lot of creeps asking for your number, money, sex, and willing to relocate to be near me even though we had not met yet. I am 62 years old not bad looking for my age and Match matched me with younger men who wanted to have babies! I reported several for suspicious behavior and even received messages from Match warning me of some who had contacted me. They send a like but are not able to send you a message unless they pay a fee. I message them and no response back. The last one I agreed to meet half way for lunch. During lunch he told me he traveled 2 hours to stalk me in my town. During lunch he said he wanted a woman for sex and when I got up to to leave the resturant he said the $32.00 bill was pricey and ask me for money. On Match everyone is a match even if your religious and he is an Atheist! I only joined because Match offered me half price. This site is a poor place to meet nice people. They show the same old guys over and over. Getting in contact with Match is totally impossible! Run!

A 65 year old man contacted me with a nice message. I wasn't going to pursue it because he was really too old for me. But, i thought i would bend a little. So, i wrote back. I saw him online numerous times over the course of the next 9 days, and he never responded back to me. I should have known there was something up. He had in his profile a list of 3 bars he likes. He must of sent me a message while drunk at the bar & had a fleeting moment of 'interest'.
This is typical. The site is filled with men who are easily distracted, unmotivated and/or already taken.
I have quit the site for good. This site is a time and money waster.

I Joined Match, com for three months last winter. About 80% of the profiles I contacted were old, long- abandoned profiles. Only about 20% of profiles in my age group were real. After three months I realized that Match had nothing to offer me. I checked and double-checked with them by phone to make sure my credit card would not be charged for another three months. It was not. That's the only good thing I have to say about Match. My advice is not to waste your money.

It is a typical dating site in design and function.
The kicker is their customer service, renewal function, and their cancellation fee.
Their customer service will kick you to an FAQ page, and even if you attempt to contact them, they will kick you back an automated message to point you to the same FAQ page. I am pretty sure this continues to loop.
It is an expensive mistake on my part, so unless you wish to watch a few hundred bucks burn, then avoid like the plague

I actually got my money back after threatening to sue them and report them to the BBB for false business claims. Signed up and paid yet kept getting the worst and most inappropriate matches EVER. It made me want to get back with my ex-husband when I saw/"met"/talked to these "matches" - each one worse than the last. It did not matter that I had "must -haves ". The fact that in the end I even considered getting back with an ex who was not nice to me, a liar and my kids would have killed me if I had -- how is this a dating service?

So, I had been looking for someone for awhile, and spent the time to fully fill out a profile, and paid the subscription fee. I was wondering why no one was responding to any of my messages. Well apparently the subscription does NOT allow for free users to reply to subscribed users without the subscribed user paying more for that service. So in effect you not only have to pay to be able to use it in ANY way, you also hope that anyone your interested in is also a subscriber, and if that cutie is not a subscriber well looks like your paying even more for that person to be even capable of replying.