First you waste like over 30 minutes of your life filling information and private data about yourself, for this fraudulent match.com crackpot website. Second, u click the finish button, which will label you officially as: a potential internet fraud victim. U can't check emails that have been sent ...
Trouble service received. I joined and after 3 days, I was uphappy with the site. I only elected to join for only a month. I personally don't think it's worth the money. I remembered hiding my profile until I decided I should simply cancel. Well, I decided to cancel a few days later. A month later ...
November 07 I signed up for what I understood to be a one month trial of on line dating service with a company named Match.com. I had no interest in continuing with the service after that month as it was no use to me. I thought that was that until I checked my credit card statement in Jan. 07 and ...
As yet another of victim of match.com's disgusting business practices. To all who sign be warned. They will ripoff you off, without you even knowing it. Match.com autosubscribes you to an auto renewing policy. Even if you are successfully unsubscribe you will still get billed. If you call them ...
Match.com restored my account with no notice of the impending termination time of my initial membership. They'll not return, or pro rate any part of a six-month restoration that I neither agreed to or preferred. I've submitted a using the Better Business Institution and Consumer Affairs and ...
Match.com has fake people email you to lure you into a subscription. You have to join to even read the email. Deception at its finest. It happened to me. I was just starting to browse to see if I wanted to join. I got an email from someone and foolishly enough joined to read the email. It read: ...