I received a letter in the mail supposely from Match.com, stating that they were giving free one month subscriptions to people who had subscribed to Match.com between the period of June and September. They made it sound like it was the result of a lawsuit about their billing policy. Basically, they ...
Match should be sued for outright Internet fraud. 1) Subscribed members pay to send a note to a potential match and Match refuses to deliver that note unless the recipient ALSO pays to receive it 2) Subscribed members have no way of knowing if the person they contact is a subscriber or not. ...
Match.com uses fake profiles to get you to subscribe and disguises there policies to rip you off. I cancelled my subscription with thier 3 day no questions asked refund policy. Then I called thier "customer service" department and they told me I would be refunded. Then they sent me an ...
I received a letter from Match.com Offer which is supposed to give me a choice of a refund or a three month free subscription for erroneous billing. However, when I followed the procedure outlined in the letter to get the three month subscription with no obligation to me, they emailed me telling me ...
My son used my Credit Card for what was supposed to be one month of logging on to Match.com. I was charged for another month and I called and canceled. I figured that was the end of it. This was in 2004. I don't receive my credit card bills they go directly to my accountant. When preparing my taxes ...
This company allowed someone to fraudulently enter a profile AND contact information on me. They obviously did nothing to prove my identity while posting this information. I've emailed them at customer service to try to get the information used to find out who did this. They have not responded. For ...