They don't care about you. They lure you in with a promotional price and then auto renew with your credit card at a higher amount - much higher! But that's not the worst...
Ladies, there are scammers who are preying on women and try to get you to trust them and then they want money. Especially if you are a little older. Usually they are widows with a high income and a nice picture - but it's not real. They will put off meeting with you (in my case, boo hoo i'm a widow and haven't dated in 8 years and I need to get to know someone first) and then worm their way into your psyche with texts every morning and phone calls at night and words like I just want to love someone again... and then guess what they want. Money!
So I called match to report the guy and to see if they will do something since I never renewed they did but automatically but nope - they don't care - they've got ya. IMHO - try ANY other dating site but this. It's gross.
I had nothing but bad, I think its has bots sending me emails, I joined and paying member. Never had a email past the first email. If they are real ladies there, they are just as unfriendly as anywhere else online, I missed the scammers at least they are someone to talk to. Match also limits who I could match up with Useless website because of the ladies on it, so stuck up or what ever they are, I guess games, look good to make us guys want them and all they are are a tease...
This company preys on vulnerable people and is awful. I created an account, spent time on my profile, and started to exchange messages with matches. The next day, I tried to log in and my account was blocked. I called customer service and was told they could not give me any information but had to "escalate" the matter. Two days later, I got an email from Match.com saying my account had been terminated, that they could not tell me why, and that they could not disclose any information without a court order. I called customer service again and got the same answer. Meanwhile, there are people who I actually thought I might like to meet (the whole point of the site) who I suddenly am blocked from meeting with. I reviewed the terms of service and I didn't violate any of them; I've passed multiple federal background checks for employment. Since they won't disclose any information about my account, I can't even find out why I was terminated or attempt to fix it. Avoid this company.
Now, I have tried this site 2 rounds for a total of a year. They need to give you a heads up when you are about to auto-renew and spend $$$ but they don't. So keep an eye and put on your calendar so you can cancel before they take money from your account. With that said, I am an attractive, professional and haven't found many matches when I searched. Even the daily matches the send you - there are 11 and 3+ have no pictures. They need to hone their filters for a better user experience.
They run scams to get you to sign up. I tried a free trial and had lots of messages then when I paid for a subscription I barely received any emails so seems like they gave extra exposure just to reel me in. The site is expensive and I met a real weirdo on it and complained to match.com who say they will look out for you if anything like this happens but they never responded when I reported the guy so it's all just lies.
Everyone is complaining about you for your systems. I signed up for Match.com with their 6 month guarantee. After 6 months they kept charging my credit card. And you didn't send an email to inform that you get money from my account.
For the past few weeks, my daily matches contain 3 profiles with pictures and 9 without. What is going on with the no pictures. I clearly state I don't want to see anyone without pics but that's all I'm getting. Didn't used to be like this.
The scam artist I met on this site after only three days, was a very negative experience he wanted $20,000 USD. But the worst is that Match.com could care less. He actually is entitle to more privacy than I am. And a refund is out of the question. I will never go back!
Been in and out from this website for about 2 years. In over 2 years, I am still seeing the same guy profiles there.
Some of them are real, some others... I am not quite sure. Some of them never responded.
NONE of them was even looking for relationships, just to hook up. If you are looking for that as well, this is the place for you. For a monthly fee, you can at least try. Beware of old pictures, men who lie about their age, kids and pretty much everything else, men who will get upset if you don´t... well, you know, on the first date...
After I realized that 99% of them were playing games, I decided to start writing a blog about it and put them notes.
Even when none of them are really worth keeping, I am pretty sure more than one lady has been upset, sad, disappointed and even angry at some of them.
We should start a forum and share experiences. It could be loads of fun.
Nope, this is not a serious place if you are looking for the real deal.
I signed up for 1 year subscription. Wanted to cancel about 6 months into as very disappointed in site. I was told (by computer) that there would be no cancellation until renewal in another 6 months. Quit looking at site as very few results from my emails to women. Site kept asking if I wanted to "make sure she reads your messages".
Just wanted more money from me.
At my cancellation date I received notice from my PayPal account another year subscription had been paid. I entered a dispute with Match thru PayPal and it was denied, even with my copy of their notice it would be cancelled on that date. Yes, I should have cancelled my credit card with PayPal. I have now, Match will not respond to my email
Protest. Match has no integrity!
Answer: I was unable to get a refund but I dispute the transaction and got my money back that way. I said it was because they were not providing the service they claim to offer. If you can dispute with your bank just tell them you didn't authorize the transaction and the company refuses to refund you. Good luck.
Answer: No I would not trust it. There are scammers on there. They will tell you want you want to here. They are from another country. Look for key words such as widoer, contractor, travel, one child only. They will compliment you right off the bat about your smile. Not safe. Try another site.
Answer: Back in the 1980s, strip clubs were pulling all sorts of over charge and fake charge scams and forcing people tp pay. Here in Atlanta a majpr federal case against the GOLD CLUB brought all that to light and alot of changes were made in the industry... I BRING THAT UP BECAUSE... these social sites seem to be attempting the same types of scams and are getting away with it. By U.S. fedeal standars ALL THESE SITES FALL UNDER THE RACKETEERING STATUTE. Unfortunately there is NO enforcement of these laws at this time. Your best option is to dispute the entire charge with your credit card. They may not want to do this because they are seeing so much of it. BE FIRM AND INSIST IT IS A MATTER OF CREDIT FRAUD. Also be sure to indicate that you are filling a consumer notice with the Federal Trade Commision (they have online forms for this to keep a numbers count on how many people are affected by these sorts of things. www.FTC.org). If you have been a good card holder, you shouldnt have any issues except for 1: ALL THESE SITES ARE NOTORIOUS FOR REBILLING/DRAFTING YOUR CREDIT ACCOUNT. You may want to file a COMPROMISED CREDIT CARD CLAIM AT THE TIME OF THE DISPUTE and have your card issuer SEND YOU A REPLACEMENT CARD WITH A NEW CARD NUMBER.
Answer: You will have a hard time getting your money back Terri. The first time I was with them years ago, I forgot the auto renewal and tried to get my money back and they fought me tooth and nail. This time I tried both Ourtime and Match and both experiences were not good though Ourtime was a bit better. I agree with some of the answers here that Match baits you toward the end of your subscription with possible contacts, but since I cannot proof that I have to add that disclaimer. Everything you have run into with your experience I have had with mine.
Answer: You likely signed up for auto-renewal, which Match.com doesn't explicitly tell you out-right that it will auto-renew. You will not likely get a refund back for the month they charged you. However, go to your account's settings and cancel the feature ASAP. You will still have access for the month in question, but at least you will have stopped future withdrawals.
Answer: Give them a call... they always have something to scam people about...
Answer: Cancel the card you used when you joined.
Answer: That is an extra fare item and they charge you each time. Best to do your own searches and replies...
Answer: Too much don't do it!
Answer: I feel the same way Teresa, i have been on the site for 1 year now and cancelled my subscription, but was told it won't officially cancel until May because i waited to late after my initial sign up day, so i got stuck with another year. I am a handsome guy with a lot to offer, but for some reason never really got emails as i expected, i started to think the people profiles were fake or the women i was interested in didn't know a good man if his profiled slapped them in the face, just sayN. 41, recently divorced for little over a year, highly educated, working in my profession, make close to six figures, single, don't cheat, great personality, smart, don't play, and real down to earth... but i guess no one believed it or didn't like my handsome picks... IDK. Confused!
Match has a rating of 1.2 stars from 1,213 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers dissatisfied with Match most frequently mention customer service, credit card and fake profiles. Match ranks 652nd among Dating sites.