Plenty of Fish : Dating App

My account was deleted for reporting SCAMMERS. And they did not even refund me. Not even after I reached out to them several times. There are many similar profiles with the same name “ANNA” who pretend to like you. After initiating a conversation they start to convince you to do crypto currency. Would not recommend for anyone to join this DISSERVICE. You would be wasting your time. Time that can be better spent on a much better dating app. BE WARNED.

Been here a over 2 week & really haven’t met anyone worth having a conversation with

Genuinely is so terrible, First can’t verify my account no matter how I show my face it doesn’t work. Secondly all my pictures get taken down since they don’t all fully show my face. So I can’t even show my pets or foods I’ve cooked. So i haven’t even been able to experience the app with all these messed up rules.

If I could give this bum app zero stars. I would. It’s straight up trash. And they flood your notifications with “likes” that of course you have to pay for. It’s soooo dated. Anyone could just dm you. This app has gone down and I can’t even believe it is actually still functioning. So if you’re considering getting this app, Please, Don’t!!!! Go to Hinge.

Nice work

I think the messaging alone could improve… we’re not allowed to copy and paste which is weird; sometimes the messages don’t always pop up after the notification comes…

Way too many fake profiles. People don’t know their ethnicity, how to spell their city, and attended “university” rather than college as most people would say in the U.S. With so many lunatics in this world, POF does a horrible job screening users and allows fake profiles (I firmly believe they generate many of them). This is the type of website/app that ends up being mentioned on Dateline when someone disappears! Sometimes you come across a legitimate person, but my best guess says at least 60 percent of the profiles are fake.

Forces me to verify and won’t accept my selfie

Was trash and still is trash.

I was permanently banned from Match.com, OurTime, Plenty of Fish, and OkCupid. All are owned by Match Group. I did not violate any terms. I did nothing inappropriate. I was given no warning and no explanation. On Match.com, I subscribed and sent one respectful message. The next morning, my account was gone. I emailed support three times. They refused to explain and eventually stopped responding. They refunded me, but never told me what I supposedly did wrong. Then I joined OurTime. I did not send any messages. I liked two profiles. Banned within 24 hours. I created accounts on Plenty of Fish and OkCupid. Both banned me after a day. I had no conversations and no interactions. I was simply removed. Each time I contacted support, I received the same copy-pasted reply. I was told I violated their Terms and Conditions. No one would explain how. No proof was ever given. No questions were answered. I believe a false report on Match.com triggered an automated blacklist across all Match Group platforms. This appears to be a system with no human oversight, no appeals process, and no accountability. I later discovered that many users on Reddit have experienced the same thing. People are being banned from all Match Group apps with no reason, no warning, and no way to fix it. There are dozens of stories just like mine. Match Group controls nearly every major dating app. If they remove you from one, you are removed from all of them. There is no transparency. There is no fairness. There is no recourse. This is not a dating platform. This is a digital monopoly that punishes users without due process. I will be filing formal complaints with the FTC, Apple, and state consumer protection agencies. Avoid Match Group and every app they own. They are not accountable to you. They are not honest with you. They are not safe.