I have been trying for over 2 weeks to cancel my subscription to Match.com with AOL. There is no way to contact them. Their contact page only gives you options of cancelling or signing up for AOL and has nothing to do with Match.com Also, I signed up 1 month ago and clicked on try 5 free days... ...
Match.com obviously never heard of the phrase "The customer is always right." They do not clearly disclose when you pay for a subscription that your account will continue to be automatically renewed UNTIL you pick up the phone to cancel the subscription. They sell packages of 1,3 or 12 ...
I let my membership expire this summer after one year on the website. Match asked the reason I was leaving and I answered that I was not getting any e-mail response from the men I was interested in. Shortly after I got an email saying that I had a letter in my mailbox from someone interested in me ...
I signed up for one month with this company. After the month was over I assumed the account would end. I found out my credit card had been billed for a second month. It turns out if you click on a tiny buton called "terms of use" when you sign up, and scroll down a popup window of 6 pages ...
Match.com is nothing more than a rip off. I sign up with Match.com and put all of my information in hoping to find that special someone. I put all of my pictures in and everything and send a few winks to a few women. What happens after that? Well either they send you a wink back or they do not. ...
Like so many others on this site I also received the "Match.com Offer 2003" and I followed the instructions on how to receive the free three-month subscription. I received emails from Match.com telling me that my account had been reactivated, but the links included in their emails were ...