Match.com’s earns a 1.7-star rating from 509 reviews, showing that the majority of singles are dissatisfied with matchmaking experience.
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stay away from this website!
Do not pay these people your money! I will continue to post bad reviews about Match.com to save people from them! I had a subscription, but cancelled it 2 or 3 years ago. Yesterday I decided to check the card I had used and realized they are still charging me for this! Today is January 7, 2016 and I am just getting in contact with them. I was told they can only cancel my account, but they would not refund me. I did try to log on to my old account, but the website told me I needed to subscribe. Their site told me that I don’t have a subscription, so why are they still taking my money? This is the most ridiculous company I have ever heard of and it has been nothing but a nightmare to deal with them. Stay away from this website and never give them your card number!
6 month guaranteed
They have charged my credit card for 6 month renewal even I was granted for 6 free month if I send to 5 member every month. I did that but still was charged for 6 month renewal fee. After calling their poor customer services they still did not want to tell me why i did not qualified for 6 month Gantry. I will be filling a despite and a sue them in a small claim court.
Another thing is they never remove profiles so at least 1/2 are fake.
It proves that law enforcement agencies are a joke.they have been doing this for years.That's why lawsuit is needed.class action.but no lawyers have the courage to do that.credit cards turn a blind eye.then they wonder why there is no respect for law enforcement agencies.Matthew
Great take them to court.I'm surprised no one has taken out a class action lawsuit against them.try that angel I think you would have a lot of takers .Matthew
online dating scam
Met Mr. Tyers on Match.com. We exchanged message and then continued to talk via email, then finally text and phone calls. His profile says he lives in New York, but I learned through our conversation that he was working in the UAE as an Engineer on a oil rig and is from Ireland. Through some additional investigation he may live in Washington State. After a month exchanging very romantic emails, then texts, and finally phone calls, the first emergency happened, and then the next, and the next, and the next. At the end of the day, I end up sending him over $6000.00, with an understanding he would pay me back when he comes to see me. It was all a lie. He never came and stopped calling when I finely wised up and said I was going to get the authorities involved. Moneygram and Western Union was informed of this scam, became they were the vehicles for which the money was sent. They agreed not to allow anymore transactions to be sent to this individual. I feel that Match.com holds some level of responsibility. My question to Match.com is how are they screening people placing profiles on their site? How can a person who lives oversees create a profile stating he lives in New York. In case of an investigation, how can subscribers instruct the police to contact the scam artist? I feel that Match.com enabled the fraud to occur by not creating security measures that prevent criminals/scam artist to post profiles on their site.
I seem to have found the same man or someone using this name on zoosk. But he's a very good looking white man. We ve talked on personal emails. He did say he's an engineer working in Dubai right now. We didn't get far enough for me him to ask me for money because I googled him and found this. I sent it to him. Of course I haven't heard anything back. Is there really a Randall Tyers? He told me he has a 16 yr old daughter, Jodie. And that he's a widow. I looked up his pic on tineye but nothing came up. I would love for somebody to tell me he's real but I'm sure that's unlikely.
george michael riley
http://44112news.com/?p=7010 To all who have been conned and deceived by this con-artist, George Michael Riley, please contact us. He's known to frequent multiple date sites as he grooms his victims. This story is currently being prepared for national coverage.
automatic billing
I signed up for this service nearly a year ago and was totally disappointed. Today I received my credit card bill and was charged for another three months! $68.97 of worthless service. I called the company and they said when i signed up I agreed to automatic billing. That's funny because several months ago I had to authorize another three months of service. They refuse to give me a refund. I am furious. This is one big ripoff.
unauthorized charge
I want to try it for 3 months and then I found out this website was not good and they keep charging me every 3 months for $77 automatically. So I called my bank to stop the payment because they posted it 2 day ago. Then my bank set up 3 ways conversation to try to get a full refund of the recent charge. And then Match.com repond that they will give the refund for $26.01 to me. I think Match.com is a real scam website. Do not do business with this website.
Yeah definitely a scam &every one from law enforcement agencies turns a blind eye.
subscription
They are a con group and they know it and the Attorney General's Office in Dallas was advised. They have about 30 % of an active website - all others are former or made up profiles. This is proven by doing a search - say 100 people are returned - and then noting that but about 30 are still ACTIVE. This is a fraud and intentional. Usually small money to individuals but on a massive scale for a large corporation, e.g. Verizon etc. They are being promised 10 million users and only 3 million are still there. And I have also experienced unauthorized billing of my credit card.
Law enforcement officials in Texas no response no surprise there.how long dose it take to shut down a scam.years and years.30 percent members are real.that makes sense. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES are a joke.Matthew
No surprise there it is mostly phoney.how long dose it take to shut down a scam.I think they need better law enforcement officials in Texas.I like texas &I think Texas should be enforcing the law.no surprise law enforcement officials are a joke.this scam has been going on for years.Matthew
unauthorized billing
I canceled my subscription on 11/27/15, a day before it ended as I had heard that the company scams people and auto bills if there is any wiggle room in the cancelation details. I noticed I was continuing to get emails so I went back in the following day and went through all the prompts to cancel again. My membership was still active so I checked my paypal account to find out if this was an error or I had been billed. Sure enough they had made an unauthorized charge for another 3 months of membership. I called and sat on hold for 20 minutes before I finally spoke with someone who told me it was canceled a day late (my first time of cancelling conveniently wasn't showing up). I wasn't getting anywhere so I asked to speak to a supervisor. They told me the same thing and even though it was only a day later, told me they would not refund my money. The man just kept repeating their policy of auto renewal and wouldn't listen to anything I said about having clicked on "continue cancellation" three seperate times in the process. What happens is the first time you do this is doesn't take you through all the steps before allowing you to think you have completed it. IT gives you no confirmation number. Then when you go back in to repeat it as you notice it is still active, it takes you through the same process with an additional step. That second cancellation attempt is the only one they act aware of and use the excuse of "you did it to late". I went in to Paypal and declined the transaction so we will see what happens. Never using this company again.
daily emails
I have the same complaint as a number of people: I have requested that daily emails be stopped. I have sent multiple requests. Not only do I not get any reply but the emails keep coming. I have not been a subscriber to match in a long, long time. This behavior on their part is totally spam. I don't know who the governing authority is (if there even is one) about this type of stuff but Match.com obviously does not care about the negative image they are creating for themselves. Anyway, if someone has had any success with stopping them, I'd love to know about it. Thanks.
unauthorised payments
Date: 20/10/2015 Customer number: [protected]. Continual cash withdrawals from my account from a company I joined believing it to be free for three months. The company without my consent has been taking monthly payments without either my knowledge or consent. This has caused me distress because I am on a low income earner and I did not use this site for some time and I have not received any updates or correspondence from them.
automatic renewal
They stated that automatic renewal was a basic requirement for all accounts . I noticed a charge and the company was conveniently closed so I sent an email . They stated they do not offer an email and that although I was cancelling the membership my membership is required to continue for the month . It's a scam!
account suspended
I joined www.match.com in the usa yesterday, I live in south africa. my membership number is [protected]. a few hours after joining, my account was suspended. no e mail explaining why. no answer to my questions. I want my money refunded. I want out. this is a scam, and i'm not interested. my name is jedanna owens. my credit card details are in my partners name c j hodgkiss. my user name is jedannah my e mail address is [protected]@gmail.com thank you kindly jedanna
My match account was suspended for no reason. I did not do anything wrong. Please unsuspend my account. My email is gregmena2003@yahoo.com
I was suspended and I have no idea why. Please help!
false id not who he says to be
I joined match.com and was introduced to a man who I was interested in. We had begun emailing each other and started sharing things. He was slick with the info and how I was his the love of his life. Too good to be true. Did a background check on him including his military info. and it came back that there was no such person in the military. The pictures he sent me were fake. I also found that he is one of these people who scam ladies to get their money. Needless to say I dropped all communication with him and cancelled my subscription with match.com
Person's info: [protected]@gmail.com
match.com default subscription with no summary before agreeing
i attempted to subscribe for a one month package (base package) and not seeing it was selected as a 6 month package (which apparently was there by default until you manually change it) i sent two emails within the first two days, then on the third day i called.
the first customer service agent got an authorized partial refund, but instead of the 34.99 base subscription, i was still charged 51 dollars for the base plus all add on benefits (highlighted profile, etc)
i spoke with the supervisor, and he flat out refused to refund those add ons saying that he could not, and would not credit me for those.
typically when you click a purchase, or subscribe link, it would take you to some sort of summary page where you can verify what you are buying...well not on MATCH>COM..it instantly charged my paypal account without any sort of verification.
beware and make sure you know what you are clicking subscribe for, because once they have your money, they will not give it back!
unauthorized debit on my card
I have experienced 2 unauthorized debits of over $250 on my debit card this year 2015.
The most recent happened on 23/08/2015- see debit alert below;
AlertZ
Acct:100**466
DT:8/24/2015:12:00 AM
MC Int POS Prch-[protected]--WMV*M
DR Amt:27, 448.27
Br:abuja
Bal:24, 538.96
REF:[protected]
I request a refund of the over $250. Thanks
create confusion during registration
Hello Sir/Madam,
As I am interested on the 6 month package and I brought it (BBT_HD_I1439516060992.7335).
But very unfortunately the next step where in any any i could not assumed that it was another product ( open connect )(BBT_HD_O1439516273143.7346).
I am keenly request to you please return that product (Open connect which I really dont want). I only need that 6 month Subscription
Kind Regards,
Siddhartha Sanyal
Account no [protected]
sc 30-13-54
fake profiles, a scam
I was scamed into believing that many members are interested in me. During my free sign - up, i was receiving winks almost every few minutes but at that time since i was not a member, i was not able to send anything but a wink back. Then after a week i was receiving emails, but again i was not able to respond because i was not a member. I finally joined for 3 month subscription and after i paid them, there were no more winks or emails. I stopped receiving mails or winks altogether. Then i called their customer service to ask for refund and they were not helpful at all and even blamed me for signing under some contract plan b. It must be written in microscopic size so people who are about to sign up are not able to read that particular section. They claimed that they do not give refunds but they assure me that that they will cancel auto renew so i will not be charged again. Match.com is a scam, if you do not want to be scammed like me, do not sign up or pay anything at all, it is all a scam to make you believe that people are interested in you. Once they get your money, you will realized how stupid you could be. Do not get fooled into their scam, take it from me from my experience!
billed when I had setting to not renew
Match is a joke. I subscribed for 3 months and IMMEDIATELY went in and set my settings to NOT renewal as I had been on Match before and had no luck. I have never met anyone off the site, it sends me "matches" from all over the US and not within my age range it's suppose settings gives. Most of the profiles are fake...after all it seems odd most everyone is "widowed" and/or "in the military". My 3 months ended and I was billed $86.00 on the credit card I had used. I immediately called them and they refused to give me my money back. The site is a JOKE and SCAM!
continuous emails after cancelling
I cancelled Match.com over a year ago. Specifically, I asked them to stop sending me Matches and emails. I am not interested in their services. For over one year, no mater how many emails I have sent, they continue to annoy me via my email site. This has to STOP.
match.com is a liar and scam
In Novermber 2013, I paid 6 months match service in cash at a bank, I never know the match . Com took money from my credit card. from January 2014 to today, they automatically took my money without I recogized . I thought I only paid 6 months and I stayed there. After 6 months, I never use, but they took 400 dollars illegally without I even know. Why they can took my money without you agree? Why they are so demoralization? everyone should be refuse about this happen on you. Do not let this happen on your friends... match. Com is a liar... Pay attention ...
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One of the key features of Match.com is its advanced search algorithm, which allows users to search for potential matches based on a wide range of criteria, including age, location, interests, and more. This makes it easy for users to find people who share their values and interests, and who are compatible with their lifestyle.
Another great feature of Match.com is its user-friendly interface, which makes it easy for users to create a profile, upload photos, and start browsing potential matches. The platform also offers a range of communication tools, including messaging, chat, and video calls, which allow users to get to know each other better before meeting in person.
Match.com is also committed to ensuring the safety and security of its users. The platform has a strict verification process, which helps to prevent fake profiles and scams. It also offers a range of safety tips and advice to help users stay safe while using the platform.
Overall, Match.com is a reliable and effective online dating platform that has helped millions of people find love and meaningful relationships. With its advanced search algorithm, user-friendly interface, and commitment to safety and security, it is a great choice for anyone looking to find love online.
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Good luck this site is a scam.I think they have continued to rip people off .for years the credit card companys trun a blind eye.money talks .they will only be put out of business by blog about it.tell people by word of mouth.the more the scam is exposed.the less they can scam.matthew