Name: Tinder: Chat, Dating & Friends
Rating: 4.06951 (1055331 reviews)

User Reviews for Tinder: Chat, Dating & Friends

4.07 out of 5

1.1M Ratings

7 months ago, cloudmusic

Good dating app

It's good for what it is. You meet a lot of people because it's very active at least in my area. The only thing keeping me from giving it 5 stars is the fake profiles/bots that are on the site, but that seems to be getting taken care of because I'm getting less of them. Now that you are charging tinder get rid of the fake profiles at least. Update Overall it’s been pretty good experience I have had two meet ups made two friends. I probably could have met more if my schedule wasn’t so crazy right not, but that’s just dating and not Tinders’ fault. What is puzzling though is I was offered a super premium membership $500 a month. My issue isn’t the money really as much as the complete lack of communicating what the premium offered over Gold membership. It could be VIP parties, access to top a network or models, a champagne brunch or it could be exactly the same, I have no way of knowing. Maybe Tinder is still rolling out the feature or maybe they are just taking advantage of members willing to spend a little idk. I would love to know

2 months ago, dobbadooba

Manipulative, greedy & broken

I’m sure you’ve already read about the price gouging with premium subscriptions and shadow banning free members- but did you know they also pester you with fake notifications? There is very frequently an unread notification on the app when you have no new matches and no new messages. You will get notified of new messages- and find nothing when you check them. Tinder has stopped trying to make matches, and started focusing only on engagement. You’re implored upon by the app daily to grace the dating pool with your presence, and pressured to use the rapidly dwindling pool of daily likes that they allot you. Worst of all, the algorithm that sorts potential partners is designed to grab attention over all else. You will find only the most put-together, rich, boat-riding beautiful people when swiping through matches. Real people anywhere near your league? A rarity. Meeting a gorgeous Lamborghini enthusiast would be great- but Tinder isn’t concerned with how well the relationship would work out. They only want the prettiest faces up front to get you engaged. They’ve been slowly raising the price of love for years now, and now with these dishonest practices made to look like glitches, I’m out. The real people are on Bumble or Hinge. And of course, I assume, out in the real world.

8 months ago, David Baca

App doesn’t even work

I’d give 0 stars if I could, back when the app ACTUALLY worked it was 4 star worthy possibly even 5 stars, in the past 8 months I tried to deactivate my account and it wouldn’t let me, so I had no choice but to pause it. Months later I come back and “reactivate” my account. I start swiping through “potential” matches after updating my profile, close app, re-open. Next thing you know 8/10 of all the people I just swiped on pop back up again, I’ve been getting no matches or likes and in the past I used to get likes, I used to have hundreds of matches, now I can’t even get $10 likes. I can’t deactivate my account. Went to support to see why people are reappearing and they give a sorry little excerpt that the accounts may be deleted even though the cards say active/or a problem with connection; literally no help or way to actually FIX the situation, and I DEFINITELY know it’s not my connection. This app used to be legit now it just seems like a bum sham and scam. Thoroughly disappointed. If the app actually worked the way it’s supposed to without having to pay then it’d be worthy of at least 4 stars, but the app doesn’t even work properly and I can’t even delete my account, what a load of nonsense. 👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽👎🏽

9 months ago, Svede3

Playing with people’s lives and hearts

I was really enjoying tinder in canada and was chatting with some great people I planned to meet—until this month— I happened to go for a trip to Peru, one of their “test” zones, and immediately upon entering the country, every single match and conversation I had was suddenly cancelled and “expired” bc they are testing a new expiration feature in South America. I had zero warning and no “countdown”, no chance to extend my time with matches, a clear technical glitch that I wrote support about and which they are taking ZERO responsibility for. I now have no way to contact a person I have been chatting with for 3 months who I was excited to finally meet upon returning from my trip. They are a horrible company that do not care about people or truly helping them connect and find love with other humans. This is a dangerous app. Don’t even try it. It took me so long to find someone I was excited about and now I can’t message them. **update** I tried to contact support and they said they actually won’t help me (lol) so this response from them is bogus. Pathetic excuse for a “relationship” app as they obviously don’t care about the humans involved if they will Willy Nilly expire all their matches and convos without warning bc of a glitch and then do nothing to fix it.

3 years ago, Jay'sCraft

Terrible App

To start things off Tinder is filled with bots, every second match I get in tinder is some “girl” trying to give you a massage and send you to a website. They don’t do any background checks on the people who join to make sure they are human. Secondly they spam it with advertisements and every 7th person you swipe on is an ad. Thirdly the amount of times it tells you, “you need to upgrade to get women to match with you” is incredibly annoying. Fourth, if you swipe right on everyone on the app Tinder actually throttles how many people you can match with. The first day I ran a test and swiped on every girl, I managed to go through about 40 women before it said I’m out of swipes. Next day I do it and get about 20. Now when I load the app I swipe on about 4 women before I have to upgrade my account because Ive ran out of swipes. It’s very unfair and flawed. Lastly they have these stupid “swipe surges” and other random events that “guarantee you’ll match with someone.” Ive gone to about 4 of these events (and by go I mean had the app open) and haven’t matched with anyone, and yes I know it’s all about appearances, and I wouldn’t say I’m ugly nor attractive but still. This app is a huge scam, waste of time, try something like Bumble or Facebook Dating. 1000% better than this trash app.

2 years ago, Jmac.Attack

Absolutely Terrible!!

Tinder has so many glitches it is not even funny. I had so many issues with the site. At some point in time, Tinder decided to just stop my account from working. I was texting a couple matches who verified all our messages disappeared and they weren’t receiving any of my messages. I tried messaging Tinder and no response. I decided to delete the old account and create a new account losing all my contacts from before. After creating a new account, someone flagged my new account, and got put on a hold for a bit with no reason why or anything. It apparently got squared away after a day again with no explanation. Now out of the blue, Tinder once again just banned me permanently for no reason while I was talking to a few people that could have been real connections! Now when I try to log on or create an account it says I am permanently banned! I am still trying to wrap my head around it, but I wouldn’t use Tinder ever again after this experience! The sad thing is that there were some really great connections I had made and was in the process and either meeting or about to text before all of this went down and no way now for me to connect with them! Terrible service who truly don’t care about connections! I will stick to Hinge!

3 years ago, Da Saber

Banned for no reason

Update: I’m afraid I also have been banned for no reason. I used to read these reviews and roll my eyes like people can’t be banned for no reason — must have done something. Nope. I’ve been permanently banned for absolutely nothing. I’m never even remotely mean or inappropriate. It must be an automated system when someone claims anything. Which is not a business I want to support. Maybe an ex saw me or something. After 6 years and many subscriptions, tinder has lost me permanently. Sad to say but it’s ironically not my choice ———————— Used to be decent. Now they’re giving out free passport apparently? But you can’t control if you swipe on people genuinely local, or those using passport “pretending” to be local actually 8k miles away. So now, 19/20 swipes are from random profiles around the world. Different languages, countries, with high language barrier and zero intention to come to your area. It has completely ruined the entire experience and made it impossible to use tinder for what it was created to do — get to know people around you to find a partner / friends. Not make virtual pen pals who are messing around. Add in the horrific allegations about their CEO, their horrible customer service, and pathetic squeeze for money, this is how a five star app became useless, nearly overnight.

4 months ago, Bendekstar

Why

I have to ask why is it that I now am finding a bunch of dudes swiping on me. I have it listed in my profile that I am straight and only looking for women. I have nothing against people who are trans, gay or so on and so forth, and I certainly don’t wanna waste their time but now I’m slightly irritated because now not only am I wasting peoples time, apparently because these people are finding me on tinder, so that’s a wasted swipe for them, but the fact that I’m showing up at all to these people shows a complete lack of respect for both mine and their preference I should be able to only see people I have an interest in and have an interest in me when I select that I am only interested in women. That’s the only thing that should show up and that only women who are looking in men can see me because that is what’s the point of having somebody you have absolutely no interest in finding your profile? someone’s preference is not just going to change just because that person took a leap and swiped on them. so they need to fix this preferably as soon as possible because that’s a waste of our time and severely disrespectful to peoples preference.

10 months ago, okokokoooooooo

Banned for being trans

I’m a trans girl, and i like to think i’m very pretty, and clearly a lot of other people thought so too I was getting tons of matches. Now obviously I know not everyone is comfortable with that, that’s why the word transgender was the first thing in my bio so people KNOW. and i get not reading bios and just seeing a pretty face and swiping, so before i started a conversation with anyone i would tell them to read my bio, sometimes i’d get unmatched sometimes i wouldn’t. I had maybe 2 or 3 conversations longer than a few texts because I just wanted to scroll on tinder and see what was out there, but I did meet some actually nice people. I even paid for a weeks worth of tinder plus so i wouldn’t run out of swipes. Within TWO days of being on tinder my account was under review, I figured okay i’m sure some people reported me because that’s the way things are, but tinder will clear it up and I can go back to being on the app. NOPE was banned after i spent over 24 hours under review. I paid 14 dollars for a week and got to use it for less than a day. People that had read my bio and I was genuinely connecting with just gone. Tinder support clearly just doesn’t care if you actually do something wrong, you can’t be different and also harmless.

11 months ago, donaldtrumpiscrusty

Will not let you delete account

I bought gold then every time i tried matching with someone it would give me an error message (plus other small bugs). I tried using different wifi, data, i tried logging out, deleting the app, logging in on another device etc. nothing worked so I contacted tinder support. 3 times. Every time I submitted a request I got an email confirming that my request went through and that someone would be in contact with my shortly. Two of the times I reached out, I got an automated email saying my request was being sent to someone higher up and that someone else would be in touch with me shortly. I have heard nothing. I finally contacted apple to get a refund for gold, which went through completely the day before yesterday. I just tried to delete my account, and I am getting an error message no matter what I do. I did some googling and it sounds like this whole situation, not being allowed to delete your account included, is something tinder does to a lot of people as a kind of punishment or something. I’ve reported all of this to the apple store and may be starting a class action lawsuit if this is not resolved by the apple store or by tinder support because not being able to delete your account is a major safety issue.

4 months ago, AmazingEmily20

It works if you work

So I have a long history with tinder. I have downloaded and deleted this app several times over the last 3 years. It started out mostly as a joke with my college friends but then it became pretty entertaining honestly. Seeing who is out there and figuring out your type is really fun. I never really expected to find anyone on the app that I was going to have a serious relationship with. I was just having fun. But suddenly, there he was. The love of my life. We have so much in common and we hit it off immediately. After a week of calling and texting, he came to see me at college and the rest is history. I’m moving in with him in about 2 months and I fully intend on marrying him within the next 2 years. I scrolled through hundreds and hundreds of guys but I actually found my life partner. My needle in a haystack. The app works if you do. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I also never encountered any issues or scammers on the app. If someone isn’t verified and it looks too good to be true, it probably is. Just be smart, people.

1 year ago, BambiRaptorrr

Welp

They now limited poly couples from having a joint profile, which is pointless because now we’re just going to have more people we end up accidentally matching with that turn out to be someone in a poly relationship. It makes more sense to give people in poly/open/enm relationships *their own category* so that people who are looking for that type of relationship or interaction can find each other, but not ending up in the same pool with people who are interested in monogamy. Tinder is the biggest dating app thus it has the most amount of users, so that’s both good and bad. More people you don’t find remotely attractive to swipe through, and constantly being reminded you have 99+ likes or whatever, but ultimately you’re more likely to find at least a few people to choose from to talk to. A lot of creeps and people that are just looking for hookups, or people that don’t bother to even read your bio and just swipe based on photos, which is annoying but expected on any dating app. But there’s also more of a chance of finding someone compatible. Just make sure you don’t accidentally meet your soulmate and blow it on the first date.

2 weeks ago, EdoKamiisama

Scam/ waste of time

Profiles are either fake or old or the people are genuinely not that serious about what they claim they are looking for. Seems as though they’re a lot of “look at me” profiles such as instathots , attention seekers, would be porn actresses and Escorts and women who constantly self sabotage themselves by acting as though they cant be bothered with the app while simultaneously having a profile on the app stating that they are in fact looking. To send messages cost a fee, To see who likes you cost a fee, To boost cost a fee ….apparently one can actually run out of people within a 10 mile radius, which is odd considering the volume of people in my area. Then after you actually meet someone as in have a convo they flake .In my honest opinion there should be a money back guarantee if a person cannot meet a person off this app..because its constantly taking money on a chance that you will meet someone and thats nothing more then a gamble… yes you can swipe through profiles but whats the point when there are sooo many obstacles put up in front of you then on top of that you have to pay fees for separate perks. Id say guys meet some one outside of the app or travel outside of the states because the dating market is getting ridiculous at this point.

2 years ago, Caden Lyman

Money fishing app.

I used tinder a few years ago, it was a lot different. I was getting likes on my profile every day, at least one, I paid for the gold once for a month and I eventually found a girl that I dated for the last 3 years. We split up and I chose to download tinder again assuming that I would have the same experience. This is not the case, now there’s 4 different memberships to choose from, you have to pay for everything. I started out for the first 2 months not paying a penny, I would get 3-4 likes on my profile a week at least. As soon as I paid for the gold membership for the last month, I have yet to receive a SINGLE like on my profile but I am getting tons more push notifications to buy or pay for boosts or super likes. Not to mention only about 1/6 people that do like my profile don’t send me a message at all, leading me to believe those are the fake profiles that tinder makes to keep people hooked on buying and paying for extra stuff. I’m not an ugly guy either, I know I’m not that boring to talk to either as I don’t ask dead end questions or talk about myself almost at all unless asked. I do not recommend to use this app unless you are casually swiping and don’t mind being bombarded with ads to pay for things.

2 years ago, bartledoboy

Shallow and Fruitless

Imagine a slot machine where you invest your time, money, and dignity only to receive fleeting moments of self-worth while gradually deteriorating your self-esteem until you’re hardly sure of your own value. This is Tinder. I have paid for Tinder platinum for 3 months now, I have spent countless hours swiping, editing and adjusting every small detail of my profile, used all the boosts and super likes and still have ultimately made little to zero progress in the dating realm. Now I know what you’re thinking, I must be doing something wrong, being creepy, boring, or not posting the right pictures or something but I try my best to avoid those specific issues as best as possible. I’ve had more success on hinge without even paying a dime for their service and yet here it feels like they are constantly demanding you for money just to be slightly prioritized for a very short period of time. Not to mention the sheer amount of bots, fake accounts, and people simply not using the app, or only using it to promote their brand is frustrating to say the least. I’m just not sure there’s much you can get from this app other than shallow physical encounters. There is not one other app that has caused me such mental anguish. I wish I could say anything different.

3 months ago, Rootless.origina

Glitchy

My feedback in this review couldn’t possibly be more scathing. I’ve used Tinder for years, and it’s been a reliable app throughout that time, with the exception of one recent, crucial incident: I finally matched with someone who is a solid catch, and we’re both mutually excited about each other. I’m pretty picky when it comes to dating, so this scenario isn’t exactly common. However, my ability to respond promptly to my match is undermined by Tinder suddenly breaking down in its functionality: a three minute lag in sending messages (a lag that requires me to keep the app open as the app makes up its mind on whether it’s gonna send the message or not), or not sending my messages altogether. This has resulted in my match and I trying to sustain conversations about finding an app where we *can* communicate with each other at a very early stage in getting to know each other, thus threatening the organic development of chemistry between each other. I would strongly recommend against entrusting this app with enabling reliable communication, especially since it is currently failing me miserably on that front. This is the one time that I was counting on Tinder to work, and it is absolutely failing to deliver on its most basic functions, which is totally outrageous

5 months ago, Ed Naso

This app is fraud! Class action anyone?

So I paid $50 for Tinder gold, which comes with certain features you get pushed to the top of the list so you’re seen more often, you have unlimited “top picks”, you can send a message with Super likes… During the one month. 99.9% of my matches were fake bots or scammers! In the entire month, I may be had 3 of top picks. It constantly said none were available. Then, on a day I did have a topic there was only one to choose.. interestingly, the second my subscription expired, the app is now showing me seven top picks! This app is complete fraud. I would love any attorney to reach out to me as I have multiple screenshots of the 100s of fake accounts and the rampant fraud on this platform. I got tired of reporting the fake accounts when I’m a paying customer, it’s not my job to sort through all the fake accounts this platform is defrauding users and it’s completely unacceptable! They are defrauding Shareholders of Ticker MTCH I plan to launch a full investigation as I have sent an email and the company refused to respond to my complaints or issue a refund. They allow bots to fill their database in order to make fake advertising money. They are defrauding users. They are defrauding advertisers and should be put in prison for their crimes.

2 years ago, LunaRose244

Please Help All Of Us !!!!! Banning everyone is not working

I love tinder I’ve used it on and off for years and never had a problem. One day one of my friends were banned we were both confused as they did nothing wrong and the next day I was banned as well doing nothing at all that would break rules and regulations of tinder. Even more confused we decided to see if others were getting banned for no reason I’m seeing so many complaints on social media from people getting banned for no reason. I have been trying to be patient and wait for news of y’all allowing and people to file some sort of annulment or complaint but have seen none. I’ve emailed you twice with nothing but a copy paste explanation saying I violated the terms of service and community guidelines. I’ve read over all of them several times and have not violated any. This is extremely frustrating and I’m starting to think I’m being hacked or the whole app is being unfair to users or people are being banned for petty reasons by others such as getting flagging for example not answering. innocent people are being banned. I want my account reactivated I’ve given you my time, my money, and my hope for something more using tinder and I’m extremely disappointed. Please help me.

3 years ago, shhutfg

Scam to get money then Bann you

Do not get and definitely do not put money into tinder. Users are describing having issues the erase conversations for one person and the other still sees them there’s nothing but bots basically all the issues you can have in dating apps exist in tinder and they will never fix them. I was banned for unforeseen reasons and no given no means of correcting this issue and was even about to pay premium for this app before I got banned. Used to tinder for three years and I have no clue why my account was banned so I am probably going to do the same thing again somewhere else. You can’t make another profile because it all connects through Facebook. I now realize that I also had the bug where you don’t see your matches in your match list they keep disappearing and coming back. My conversations were also disappearing and coming back it would be days and weeks in between. I will never use dating apps again I’m just going to use Facebook dating if anything and that’s it this app has ruined all dating apps for me that’s how bad this app is. This app is trash. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

3 years ago, SeekAndDes7roy2

I got banned for no reason

I don’t understand the terms and policy of this app what so ever. I was banned for no reason. All of my photos are appropriate and my bio did not have anything close to being worthy of being banned. It seems like tinder has a very flawed system in which it bans whoever it likes without giving any warning or notifications on why you were banned. This is an abuse of power right here from an app that has too much power. You can’t even appeal the reason why you were banned. It just doesn’t make sense to me. I’ve had my profile since 2015. I have deleted it every now and then to take a break from it. But redownloading it recently and have been using it for the past week, everything was fine. Until today, this afternoon I went onto the app to find out I was banned. If this is how Tinder works and does things, by asking for personal information, wanting a bio and having you do so much to make a profile, just seems like a huge breach of privacy and an abuse of power. I recommend anyone that wants to use this app, to not even download it. Because the amount of times I’ve seen my friends use this app, just to get banned for no reason, kind of blows my mind. Again, I highly suggest no one downloads this app at all.

1 year ago, FriendlyMaker77

Customer Services is PATHETIC

I was banned from Tinder for absolutely nothing. I have had the app for a while and as sad as it is to save I’ve even paid for it for a few months. I never even come close to violating the terms or conditions. I’m genuinely trying to build connections on the app, which is probably where I went wrong. But anyway I was randomly blocked this weekend so as any normal person would do I reached out to customer services to see if maybe they could help explain to me what had happened. After going back and forth with them simply asking for a explanation and receiving the same auto generated response of “Your account has been banned from Tinder for violating our Terms of Use and/or Community Guidelines”, I was told that “We are unable to provide further assistance, and so we may not respond to additional requests about this case”. Excuse me? I’m asking for an answer about MY account and why I can not appeal this. Customer service was absolutely the worst I have ever worked with. There are men on Tinder who assault women they meet on the app & are reported but somehow they continue to have an account. There are men who have their 🍆 just on their profile yet they’re still on there. ALL i’m asking for is an explanation Tinder, that’s it.

3 years ago, 1stTymeWritingA-reviw

Getting banned for life with no detailed explanation or refund

Eventually you will get banned for life with the only explanation is that you violated their terms of service. No warning and no indication of what you supposedly did. If you are a paying Member, and you get banned they keep your money with no refund. With people easily offended, and the ease to report another Member on the app, just stating in your profile that you’re “super straight” will eventually trigger some people as offensive and will report you as offensive behavior and you will get banned for life. Of course you have to be a match to report someone, but people can match just for the purpose of reporting you because they are offended by information in your profile; political views, race, age, sexuality, and once matched, report you as offensive. Also they are shady on their Membership costs and overcharge more than what they quote. Before I became a paying Member, I would get pop ups of their Membership packages (months/cost). First time I bought a 6mo gold package and was charged a little more than the cost quoted in the pop up. Next Membership I upgraded to 6mo platinum and was charged over $160 (which was substantially more than the amount quoted in the pop up) and I was banned a week later.

1 month ago, Avadox

Going downhill

I’ve used Tinder for years and it seems to just get worse and worse. I recently cancelled my Platinum subscription due to how downhill this app and service is going. I’m concerned about what’s actually being fix with these updates. Countless updates, yet the algorithm is STILL off. Just today, I swiped on 20 different profiles, then I swiped on a few other and literally the same 20 profiles I had just swiped on came back around in reverse order. Like come on.. Whatever you had in effect a few years ago, bring it back, because you obviously broke something and it appears that you don’t know how to fix it. Tons of people are complaining about the same thing, the rating for this app is constantly dropping, yet, the developer just keeps giving the same robotic responses. Contacting the help desk or whoever is not going to fix this issue.. Update: still a lot of bots on the app. Imagine paying $140+ for 6 months of Tinder Gold for bots. Lol!! The app was already failing, so they figured that raising the prices for the subscriptions would help. Whoever that thought that was a great idea should probably be fired. If people wouldn’t pay for it with the older cheaper price, why would people pay for it with a much more expensive price? Lol!! 😂😂

2 years ago, toasteroven5

banned for no reason?

I’ve had tinder for like 2 years and out of no where and for no particular reason I was banned. I didn’t have any inappropriate photos of myself, wasn’t rude to anyone & always just had friendly conversations. I sent an email- my appeal and they wouldn’t let me know why I was banned and just told me I “violated the users guidelines agreement”. If you’re going to ban me for whatever reason, at least let me know why I was. I’ve heard this happened to a few of my other friends for no reason at all too. I think that is extremely annoying because you cannot make a new account unless you change your apple ID or phone number. I wouldn’t have minded if it let me go back on after a certain amount of days but i’m now banned for life I guess. I quite frankly really enjoyed the app as well. Although it’s a HOOKUP app, I’ve made some really good friends on that app. And considering that it is a HOOKUP app, I don’t see why I was banned. I’ve had about 4-5 photos, would change my photos frequently and update my bio whenever I got bored of what I had. So it wasn’t like I was a scam or bot. Just very annoying because after reading a lot of the reviews it seems like tinder has gone downhill by banning a lot of people. Do better tinder ‼️

1 year ago, lingo3echo

The worst dating app imo

I’ve deleted and reinstalled this app a few times and the experience is always the same. When you first create a profile, it shows you to a bunch of people at once and you get a ton of likes in a suspiciously short amount of time. You can spend months swiping and will never get the chance to match with these initial likes and you won’t see them unless you pay for a premium subscription. When you do, you discover that the likes you got were either scammers, people not in your area, or people you wouldn’t have matched with anyway. On top of that, after you get gold and can see your likes, they completely stop coming in. This is their opportunity to sell you the boosts so that you can be seen again. The whole thing is precisely designed to siphon money from lonely men and just feels gross. Now, in fairness, I have a couple friends who seem to have a little success on Tinder, which is why I keep getting suckered into giving it another shot, but for me, it has proven the most expensive and least fruitful of all the dating apps I’ve tried. I have managed to get dates from Hinge, Bumble and CMB without paying a dime and not one from Tinder after $90, so my suggestion would be to try any of those.

4 years ago, objective interviews

Waste of money. Hinge or Bumble is better.

I hope the developers read this. I pay for Tinder Gold ($30/month, I will be unsubscribing soon). This is most expensive “paid” version of this app. I regularly “match” with paid advertisements who look like young single women. These are Paid advertisements facilitated / sold by Tinder. Should a paying “gold” user be getting hit with adds? No. Additionally, I regularly match/see women who are all 80-99 miles away. I have my radius set to 40 miles. I’m not interested in matching with someone who lives two states and a three hour drive away. Also, about 10-20% of the female profiles on Finder are fake/scammers who immediately want you to add some obscure social media account name that doesn’t match their Tinder name or picture. The app also crashes frequently (yes, it’s fully updated). If you’re looking to spend money on a dating app, you’d be better off spending money on Hinge or Bumble. Use the free version if Tinder if you like, but they don’t deserve your money. Also, I have heard from other people who are seemingly arbitrarily banned without any way to challenge or contest the ban. I guess that you can’t be accused of having terrible customer service if you don’t have any customer service to begin with...

3 months ago, Cbrayden89

Tinder, All Too Well!

I swiped through the profiles, left and right Searching for a match on Tinder in the night Your bio piqued my interest, a charming bio line Thought we'd hit it off, have a great time We were swiping on Tinder, hearts beating fast Conversations flowing, never thought it wouldn't last Arranged to meet in person, the chemistry fell Now I'm swiping left, remembering Tinder all too well Our messages were witty, full of fun and jest But meeting face to face, put our connection to the test You were not the same, as your filtered pics Tinder's a tricky game, playing all these tricks We were swiping on Tinder, hopes running high Dreaming of a love that would touch the sky Our date was a letdown, a bitter pill to swallow Back to the app, my hopes feeling hollow The unmatched conversations, the unanswered calls Tinder's highs and lows, its rise and falls Thought you were the one, but it didn't end well In this digital world, memories of Tinder dwell Swiping on Tinder, seeking a spark Navigating through profiles, in this digital park Back to the app, my heart in a shell Swiping through profiles, remembering Tinder all too well Back on the carousel of Tinder's game Hoping for a match that's more than just a name In this swipe left, swipe right carousel Living and learning, Tinder all too well.

6 months ago, Monket

Do o not pay.

At first I got the free version and I got 2 likes but their face was blurred and I couldn’t give them a like to contact then for that, I had to pay the Gold Membership. Fine, is a business, I get it. So I pay for one month on the Gold one. That was a total waste of money! Supposedly, once you send a like to someone, they have 24 hours to like you back (Bumble has 48 or 72 and you can extend that for 24 more if you want to give them more time to answer). Everything until this point seems ok. The problem is that since I paid I got the message that someone liked me and another one giving me her name, problem is that they send me those messages during the night and I was already asleep. When I wake up and went to the app, the app said that I had 0 likes! It was just a few hours since they send me that message and now I got 0 likes? I wonder if the same happened to all of those ladies that I liked before. I think I’m going to save and pay one of those more expensive services because these ones just steal your money.

1 year ago, Q & Nick

I found my husband !!!

So I downloaded tinder back in 2021!! I had no goal/outcome of downloading the app I was just curious as to who/what was on the app. I had been single for 2 years prior to downloading tinder and I guess I was ready to SLOWLY start getting back into dating again. That being said I didn’t purchase anything extra in the app I only had what it came with. I was on pretty consistently the first week or so then slacked off and would only long on here and there. One day when I got on I had a match (not unusual but just had a different feeling about this specific one) In 2021 I met this guy (my now husband 😁) and it was truly love at first sight!!! We went on our first date shortly there after and we have been in love ever since!! Our 2 year anniversary is approaching soon!! This app helped me find my best friend, partner and lover!! We recently got married in March of 2023 and we both couldn’t be happier! It’s so crazy that downloading an app can truly change your life!! 🩵💍 Don’t give up searching!!

2 years ago, tyler-986

Banned for no reason

I’ve used tinder frequently throughout the years. I have always been appropriate with how I approach my matches. Recently, I had re-signed up for tinder after deleting the app from a few months ago. When I downloaded the app I bought tinders gold feature. After a week or so of using the app I was prompted to get photo verified and I submitted my picture then. After waiting an entire day of not being able to access the app because my photo was still under review I sent their customer support an email message about the issue. Later the same day, i still had received no response back but was able to again access the app. A day later I was prompted that my account was banned. Between getting photo verified and being banned I messaged zero people and before that I had not in weeks if at all after my initial download of the app. I tried to reach out to their customer service via phone and I received busy signals, I reached out again using email and have not gotten a response. This was an extremely frustrating situation that do not completely understand myself but I have moved on from it. This review is to state my experience so that viewers are aware of the risk they take by just using the app.

1 month ago, WZBadazz

DEFRAUDING PLATINUM SUBSCRIBERS?

Let me start off by saying I’ve had very good experience with this app for the most part, that’s why I decided to subscribe and have been subscribed for long time. But… Recently I’ve started to see ads in my discovery deck even though I’m currently an active platinum member. I’ve contacted Tinder support a few times about this, and they are treating me like I’m making things up even though I’ve sent them screenshot proof of multiple ads showing up in my swipe deck. Furthermore, if you look at the benefits of being a Platinum member, one of the listed benefits is the ability to hide ads—yet I’m still being shown ads, even though I’ve been subscribed for months, without interruption. This is my second to last resort. If this issue is not resolved I will report it to Apple support that they are scamming paid users by claiming they won’t see ads, and I will cancel my subscription. Like I said, I get pretty good results with this app every month, that’s why I don’t mind paying for it — but with that being said, I’m starting to see way too many bots and scammers on the platform and I’m being shown ads even though I’m paying to not see them. I’m not a fool, and I don’t like being scammed, so maybe it’s time to go somewhere else.

1 year ago, Tiffani_Hortman

Worked for me found my fella

I was honestly about to call it quits on dating! I have been divorced almost 4 years come this October (2023) met my ex husband in Okcupid! Had two failed relationships after both I met in Facebook dating! Both played a good game of Hiding their true colors! But a dear friend had met her current fella here on tinder! I had said for awhile it was gonna take lots of prayer for me to date again and i suddenly had this feeling to reactivate my Tinder account that I had no luck on before! Shortly after I reactivated it I got a message from my now boyfriend! Y’all there really are good ones on here it may take a lot of bad ones before you finding the right one but it’s possible! We’ve been dating for a few months now and both said we feel like we are each others lasts! He’s had the same issues I have in dating!!! So don’t give up hope there is one out there for you I promise! If it makes a difference we both paid for the subscriptions too

9 months ago, AbiVGoolz

Low quality guys spoiled by easy girls. Models aren’t always fake and this app is misogynistic

Designed for men to take advantage of women?! Major cringe. If you’re a model, you can forget it. This app isn’t for you. You’ll be banned if people think you’re “too good to be true”. I was banned a while ago, I made a new account a few weeks ago, and it was just banned too. This is so ridiculous! It’s not as if there were any cute girls that wanted to talk to me anyway. Dating apps in general are a joke compared to meeting people in person, but Tinder takes the cake for the very worst right after MeetMe. I guess I’m either too pretty for dating apps, or Tinder (an app for adults I thought? And I was not explicit by any means!) hasn’t been clear enough on what isn’t allowed in bios. Regardless, Tinder lost someone that the vast majority of people would swipe right on, and I lost access to an app that did nothing positive for me, and left MUCH to be desired. I guess I should go to clubs where they only let in women that are too good looking to be real so I can fit in and not be seen as fake, and meet girls as cute as me. But this app was NO GOOD. I met one cool guy on there back in 2016 but it wasn’t worth the time and effort in the end. Mostly traumatic experiences. Just go outside!!

3 years ago, dissappointed user 55372

Took a simple, decently working app and ruined it.

I’m a software engineer. Tinder in concept is not a difficult app to implement. I’ve had the app on and off over several years, and it used to function fine and give off the impression of being fair in presenting potential matches. In the past couple years they have somehow taken a perfectly decent app and ruined it. The app is very clearly now about maximizing profit at the expense of the user. This is made abundantly clear by shoving paid features down our throats and showing higher quantities of higher liked users only to paying members. Meanwhile non-paid members are left with a limited experience and fewer matches. The decision makers at Tinder are insulting the user’s intelligence by thinking we won’t notice it. The users notice this and are vacating the app. The user base is clearly not as alive as it used to be and I’m sure Tinder sees declining numbers in there regular user count reports. And after putting up with all of this, they have the nerve to randomly ban and delete my account, with zero warning or explanation, thus deleting all conversations I had going. If any other app developers want an example of how to take a decent app and run it into the ground, look not further than Tinder.

2 years ago, arkistudent

worst dating app experience - scarred

this has been the worst and most heartbreaking experience I’ve ever had with an app or a service. My account was banned out of the blue, with no warning or indication what I did to violate the policies. I’ve reached out multiple times to support and just been flatly told that there is no appeals process and no way that they will tell me I did to be banned. Aside from this being a completely humiliating, violating and and frustrating experience, I’ve received so many times graphic violent and sexual messages from men on this app and had my reports be dismissed and never taken seriously. I have always conducted myself as respectful and more conservative and I’m literally speechless as to what happened to have led to this outcome. On top of everything, my phone is still receiving notifications from the app of new messages and new matches clearly indicating that my profile is still up and active, I’m just blocked from accessing it. This is literally a scam platform, keeping up profiles to look like their user base is much larger while blocking people and refusing to provide a semblance of customer support for someone who even paid for tinder gold at the time I was blocked and additionally was not refunded.

2 years ago, THE RATER ( FOR REAL )

Banned randomly-no help

I created an account. Added like 5 pics of me alone, one with a very covering bathing suit top. Added a few tags. Then just put “polyamorous” as my “about me “ section as a placeholder until I could come up with more to say about myself. Then I swiped some. I looked at tons of profiles. Some for many minutes because I was on the phone on a call as well. I got a few matches. Then the app said I didn’t have any swipes left. And I hung around on the app trying to swipe more, looking at the plans that it offered and just around the app. Then it randomly popped up that I needed a photo verification. And I assumed it was because I swiped too fast and it thought I was a bot or something. So I took the pics in the positions. I was in a car with the inside lights on-so not the best lighting. Eventually the screen that was blocking me from using the app and processing the verified went away. And I looked at the app for another minute. But then it blocked out my screen and told me I was banned. I’ve reached out to support and they have basically said they can’t do anything. Like?????? You can’t review my profile? And see my activity??? You can’t see if it violated guidelines??? You can’t even look??? Absolutely unacceptable

4 years ago, dbrii6482

By far the worst / trashiest app with worse customer service than Walmart

I've been paying for Tinder Gold for months now, and have always battled between wanting to delete the app or keeping it in "hopes" I'd meet someone with some substance. Is it easy to pull someone from it? For sure. However you're much more likely to match with scammers (that have tried to blackmail me for $5k) or fake accounts "promoting" their Snapchat premium accounts. Upon attempting to report these accounts, they stay up, and even attempting to notify tinder about them they never seem to care (typical). Now I've been banned from tinder (with my subscription just now charging me) for no reason, whereas I unfortunately had to stand up a girl at 10pm somewhere because I couldn't contact her. The app froze on my phone, so in order to get in touch with this young lady, I attempted to log into my account from my friend's phone. Upon doing the text verification , it logged me out then when my app unfroze, said I was banned. I attempted to write tinder about it, but only received an automated "screw you" type email. Absolutely pathetic. Especially when they advertise to "be more than a dating app." They made it very easy to make the decision to delete the trashy app.

1 year ago, Lluvia7363

Please Read thoroughly.

I have been emailing Tinder support about not being able to access my account. It has been 4 long weeks, and Tinder support has been saying that my account isn't suspended and that all I need to do is verify, and then my account will “automatically unlock” itself. Tinder support has not been helpful in any way. They lack knowledge, professionalism, effort, and problem-solving. Also, I have tried to verify my account so many times, and I even sent them screenshots of the errors in my account. I did everything right in the verification process. I submitted pictures of me doing the poses correctly, I waited patiently, and then I’d leave the app, and then I’d come back a couple of hours later, but then I’m still prompted to resubmit my verification. Smh. I know they banned me, but they won't tell me. On the app, there are so many inappropr¡ate things that I’ve seen that I can go on for days trying to explain. I've seen some very nasty pictures of people, and I've been sent some very inappropr¡ate and v¡olent messages by some of my matches. Tinder would even ask me in the chat if the person’s message was bothering me. I was also a loyal customer, and I even paid for a subscription, and they never refunded me back for it.

2 years ago, zf1101

Worst Customer Service

First off let me start by saying, what an absolute joke this app and company is. I dropped a hefty amount to just have a subscription and then bought a few boosts as well because why not? Everything was going great until I woke up one morning and was literally just randomly banned. I hadn’t initiated in conversations in 2 or so days, and there was not a SINGLE thing on my account or in my bio that would ever get someone banned. In fact, I actually had a pretty boring account lol. When I went to appeal because obviously accidents happen, I found out there is no appeal process. Red flag number 1. Concerned, I emailed their “support team” just to get a run around and pretty much them telling they couldn’t do anything. Red flag number 2. Lastly, when I simply asked for my money back if they literally cannot provide the reason why I was banned, they responded with “ Your account has been banned for violations of our Terms of Use or Community Guidelines, which we take very seriously. We are unable to provide further assistance, and so we may not respond to additional requests about this case. What. A. Joke. Never would recommend this app to ANYONE! They just take your money and run, without ANY valid reason.

2 years ago, Melly Lin

Randomly Banned?

Another typical story of being randomly banned. Haven’t opened the app in a while, decided to hop on and try to meet some ppl. After a bit of swiping, I get off the app and do other things. I check in abt 10 hours later, no changes/likes/matches. Cool, guess I go do smth else? Fast forward 30 minutes where I’m bored again and I open the app to see that I’ve been banned. My profile is exactly the same as it was 2 years ago (when I was a lot more active on tinder and using it rather frequently) and I didn’t even msg anyone after reinstalling, so what gives? I went through all the community guidelines as terms of service as well and couldn’t find anything that I could have possibly done to break a rule. If the app at least allowed appeals and told me what I’d supposedly done wrong then fine, but it’s nearly impossible to contact any non-automated customer service and they refuse to tell you why you’ve been banned even if you do manage to somehow receive a human response. Not to mention practically everything in the app is paywalled now, and tinder clearly doesn’t care about user experience as they’ve responded to zero of the negative reviews. I’m amazed their rating is even still above 3stars.

6 months ago, xyakarie01

terrible glitchy app and support doesn't care

The past FIVE times I downloaded Tinder, the app was extremely glitchy. My photos wouldn't upload for a long time and I got no matches. I used to get 99+ likes within literally ten minutes of joining. The older version was so much better and simpler. This new version is absolutely WRECKED. The worst and most infuriating part is that when I go to delete the app, the button simply doesn't work!!! I have had to contact support each time to inform them that their stupid buttons are glitching. And guess what? SUPPORT DOESN'T CARE! They barely answer and they don't care. And then they manually allow me to delete my account. I truly believe Tinder is disabling the delete account button on purpose. They know their app is worthless but they don't want you to go. They want to trap you into staying in this dungheap. Do not download. Not worth it edit: you notice how the developer responded to my review but deliberately refused to acknowledge my more important complaints about the app not allowing you to delete/glitching/and their lack of care? The developer really proved my point. This is a sorry useless company. I hope Tinder rots! and gets sued for not letting people use safety features.

2 years ago, Cameron Aldridge

Banned for no reason

Hopped on this app the other day to discover that I had been banned for “violating their terms and conditions”. I’ve used the app on and off for years so figured their had been some mistake so I reached out to them to file an appeal. The appeal process doesn’t exist they simply will tell you they are not accepting appeals at the time and will not provide you with any information on why you have been banned besides vaguely stating that you have violated the terms and conditions. If you look through the reviews on this app you’ll find that it’s a pretty common problem that they will ban your account for seemingly no reason. Honestly, what bugs me isn’t the fact that I’m banned from Tinder I hardly even use Tinder. I use Hinge mainly, however since I was banned in Tinder, Hinge received this information and decided to ban me from their app as well. So because of Tinder wrongly banning me I’ve now been banned from this app and the app I actually want to use (Hinge) with seemly no way to fix it. The whole process is messed up and needs to be fix you shouldn’t be able to just ban anyone you please without any way fix the problem (if it was wrongly done) or any justification given on why you were banned.

3 years ago, Anitron

Another day, another useless ban

Hi, yes, hello, I am one of the many users who have been banned for absolutely no discernible reason without warning! And with the ban being pretty much permanent (as Tinder has no appeals process at the moment), I gotta say, sounds like a pretty good way to decrease user count when I think the success of an app probably depends greatly on having many satisfied people using your app? I hope developers are considering this and are AT LEAST trying to implement a formal appeals process. Even an e-mail explaining what particularly caused the ban would be better than the nothing myself and others have received. I would have liked a chance to at least address what it was Tinder thinks I’m doing wrong. This is a pretty big deterrent from my wanting to use the app again in the future when possible or recommend it to others. Other than almost constant crashing (and the ban of course), I found the simplicity and easy use of Tinder appealing. No big complaints on that end, but with this inexplicable ban rendering my account unusable from now on, you guys are getting one star from me until you can figure out a way for users who weren’t violating TOS or community guidelines to get their accounts back.

3 months ago, WhitebwaiBZE

Horrible Dating App

I’ve used tinder for years now, even paid for the subscriptions and extras to try better my odds at dating. 3 years later now, I officially have canceled my subscription because in 3 years of trying to date. I haven’t gotten one actual date from this app, every date (literal hand full) I have received from this app has turned out to be some kind of money dating scam. Perfect example: One of the few dates I got, I made arrangements to pick them up for dinner, I even had “extras” planned for the date as a surprise, since I was really interested in the person. But when it came down to the time of arriving. I was standing at the door in the dark cold of winter and I was demanded to pay $100, before I ever even could step inside or even met them. Later coming to find out that this person doesn’t even live at the address they requested I pick them up from. End of the story is that I have not only been scammed by this app paying to find love, but also by the individuals who use this app to scam people, simply wanting to find love. My advise for those thinking of downloading the app or paying for the subscription. DON’T! Save your money, your gas, and your time, you’re worth more than that.

1 year ago, ErickRiase

Too many fake & far away profiles

In the NYC and surrounding area, the app used to be good about 7 years ago; it no longer shows as many local profiles and a lot are from far away countries - I get it, people can now enable the “global” feature. Just recently they started prohibiting profiles with social media info but still shows a lot of profiles with that. I’m a man that gets tons of profiles with IG or OF or SC info, a lot of the matches are really not my type, as is NOT. I’m older in the NYC area, perhaps this is not for me anymore. But this app used to be good in this areas (for men), many other buddies say the same thing. On that note, I have travelled to South American countries, the app still somewhat much better there than in the NYC tri-state area. I wouldn’t recommend the app unless you’re going to smaller cities (ironically) or abroad, it seems to still work. Maybe people (or men) in…London experience the same issue with fake profiles, advertising social media to buy their access or out of place matches. Also, just so you know, recently there’s been reports that many men “likes” are only going thru “15%” to women, look it up. I would say, blame apps like Tinder for the messy dating scene, though women don’t help it at all. Good luck.

2 years ago, themike3

Paid Subscriber Banned for no reason

I was a paid subscriber at the highest platinum level cost. My profile was clean, respectful, simple and wholesome. Within 4 hours of signing up and paying the high subscription fee, I was banned. No explanation or warning. Now I am in a battle to get my money back for the 4 hours I got use the service. In the 4 hours I learned that most profiles are couples looking for hookups with single girls. I learned that you are shown profiles no where near you. I learned that profile types that you exclude in your setting, are still shown to you. Tinder is failing as a platform and as a business model. Now I know why I never hear anyone talk about their latest tinder date. It’s because you can’t actually find anyone on tinder. It’s become a time warning swipe app. No one on the app actually pays for the service, so it’s impossible to match with a true person of interest. Search the internet and all you find is negative stories about the service tinder provides. Tons of comments on getting banned. Don’t waste your time, there are better dating apps out there! How can Apple allow this app to stay on its service? They must get tired of the refund request after everyone getting banned.

4 years ago, Dhrdhyijh

I have a very serious complaint.

After years of having a tinder account and speaking only positive things of it, I have been banned wrongfully. I know exactly what got me banned. My account name was Boom. I had in my bio, "Who needs pickup lines? Try and roast me instead. Just know that I'll roast back." Now, the word "roast" in this context, by definition, means, "subject to GOOD-NATURED ridicule." Now I matched with a woman who went by the name of Echo. Echo tried to roast me by asking if I was either a "men's rights activist" or "really into anime." I proceeded to ask if that was a roast, to which she assured me it was. SHE THEN ASKED ME TO ROAST HER BACK. I then said she looked like Roz from Monsters Inc, which again, is a GOOD-NATURED roast. If I thought she was a young lady that didn't appeal to me, then I wouldn't have swiped right in the first place. Obviously, this means that it was a light-hearted, good-natured comment, but one that Echo took as an insult to her very being. She then proceeded to talk about how she was comparing me to "Nazis" and a "porn freak." Those comments sound a lot harsher than me comparing her to a fictional character. Why I was the one being banned for this is beyond me, but in this situation, I feel like I have been wrongfully banned, when what I said wasn't nearly as bad as what she said. Please review the conversation again.

2 years ago, EatAnAppleStoreReviewSystem

I paid $120 for tinder platinum, not one date

I’m a cute guy, I’m fit, I’m fun, and I’m super respectful. I just don’t like be rejected in person, so online dating seem like a good fit. But everything tinder advertises is a lie (for men). In a nutshell, it’s manipulative, it’s buggy, but most of all it just doesn’t work. The app will not push you out, even if you pay, and even if they did, the female to male ratios is said to be 1:9 to 1:15, but if you think about how many accounts are bots, or scams, the ratios are significantly worst, 1:50 seems like an exaggeration, but from my perspective it’s being generous. And that’s what makes the platform not work. It’s artificially inflated, bloat. I’ve used all the features, and in theory a lot of them are awesome, but they all don’t make you any more successful in finding a date because of those ratios. If you go to the clubs, at least your ratios are 1:1, I’ve grown as a person over the year, and I’ve had more success on 1 night at the clubs then my entire experience using tinder. So go to the clubs, just treat the women like people, not meat. Don’t trust the dating apps, anything else is a better use of your time and money, if you are a guy.

2 years ago, Seerad555

Sad that dating has come to this.

They created a decent app (not without its problems) and sue to recent global happenings dating has become extremely reliant on online apps. Then without question or any form of appeal or at minimum a discussion they can block you from any type of online dating… yes I understand there are other options… but when the parent company owns the top 10 dating apps you get blocked from all of them. And they give you the run around with zero help or process to help. And how convenient they banned me 1 week after they renewed my membership (which continues to go up in price every few months.) And even worse they choose to ban people randomly without warning or anything… while anybody that’s spent more than 3 minutes on the app knows the vitriol on here but nothing is done about that… the amount of people using it just to promote paying for sex, only fans, or scam fake accounts… but they randomly ban people without warning or any explanation is baffling. Sad state of affairs that everything has become. I guess I should thank Tinder for allowing me that 1-2 hours back I’ve been wasting using their app. Tinder single handedly by poor management will bring back in person dating.

1 month ago, DuskRenegade

Used to be great

A decade ago tinder was revolutionary. Regardless of your moral stance on “hookup culture”, it was an indispensable tool for travel, for both casual and romantic connections. Tinder went what I can only describe as “woke” despite the hackneyed connotations of the terms now, as it tried to not so subtly force its public image to become something more wholesome. Well I’m all fine with that, but I bring it up because I’ve had my account banned absolutely randomly twice now. I cannot for the life of me imagine why, nothing I had said to anyone was controversial or aggressive. In fact, the second time around, I hadn’t even been on the app in a week and change at all, and barely messaged my last few matches because as I suspected and was probably right about, tinder had already dhadowbanned me (again, why?). So don’t bother using this until they reverse their ban decisions. I’d say use hinge, but I’m pretty sure all of these apps are owned by the same heinous corporation, and are all ridiculously overpriced to generate revenue off of majority male loneliness. Not that it matters to me, I have a girlfriend open to me having casual encounters with other women, and I guess these apps hate you now if you use them for their original purpose (;

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