I would like to start out this review by stating that I have not used match.com for almost 14 years. With that being said, when I was using it it was a very good dating site. I met my wife on match.com almost 15 years ago. So as you can see, if you are looking for dates or marriage, it is a good site to go to.
This is a OK site to join only problem is that it is real hard to cancel your membership with them and they will keep billing you. Other than that the site has a good mixture of of people looking for serious relationship.
I signed up for 6 month and tried to logged in when I came back from work but it won't let me in and they keep deducting morning from my account I called them for a refund but it's still the same... match.com is a scam!
This is a follow up review. Match is a scammers paradise. Still get lots of likes views favorites. From contacts with a picture of a pretty young woman. 20 minutes or so later. Their profile is gone. Then there is still the hits you get. Views likes favs. You look at the profile. It says not active in 3 weeks. How can someone view your profile. With out being active in the site. Match generated those responses. To try to make you think your getting some where. Then all the hits from none paying members. They have contact info there. Everyone is a scammer. I have been doing an experiment. 60+ in a row. Asked for an iTunes card. The amount of fake hits I get from scammers is slowing down. I must have turned most of them down. For give cash. It's always more active on the weekends. But this site is a scam. Run by scammers. DO NOT JOIN.
Never have any luck on match.com except from a person who led me on for a month & then tried to scam me. Sent me beautiful fake pics of someone else. I complained & match removed profile & said they would investigate. More lies from match.com!
I wasted $130.00
This is a scam. It's made to drain you of cash. They take your money and Still not allow you to communicate with anyone unless you pay more. I cut my losses and deleted my account. Lesson learned for $130.00
Match does not actually match you. They give you slightly more dealbreakers than apps like Hinge then disregard them anyway. I have been bombarded with messages from the same guys over and over who do not remotely match what I stated I am looking for since Match does not take No for an answer for matches or payments. Check all the boxes when you cancel your account or they may just charge your credit card for another 6 months without your permission! That's a year of a terrible service and no results. Do not let them fool you on a free account that you have a lot of potential matches, because the likelihood that any actually match what you are looking for are slim to none.
Match.com itself isnt bad and user friendly Etc. But i had an issue with subscription payments and the supervisor I spoke with to try to resolve it was not willing to understand at all impolite and very rude. And He put the phone down on me like an idiot.
It was disgusting customer service from an international supposedly 'reputable' website where you though would expect more. It was shocking to be honest.
Been on the site paid my subscription and all I had is " so and so viewed your profile" then nothing... It's a scam if these people were for real then you would get people contacting you not just pictures of people who probably havnt signed up... Make sure you cancel your renewal date for payment otherwise you will be billed again... Best find a site with real genuine people on it...
Match offers a lot of people to contact while they plunder your bank account by automatically renewing your subscriptions. I got married but it wasn't because of Match. On a fluke I went to a Caribbean Psychics fair where a woman named Marlene gave me specific and detailed info that led to my now 9 year marriage that gets better every year. Watch your wallet with match.
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.