I have been raped for a guy I met here, I have been mistreated, abused, harrased, insulted, and the distances in between one to another’s 20 miles and above so nobody wants to drive 45 minutes in traffic to meet you, I have been using this app for a year on and off and I have seen people that I reported being active every time I pay again my subscription, people here aren’t honest and mostly are looking for sex or rich women’s Guys swipe right just because and when you swipe right to meet them they just say hi. And BFF is even worst. I am waiting to finish my days that I paid I even met a person with mental disorders that doesn’t take their meds and they hurt you more than two times. I mostly have been sexually abused here from this app, and the guys that are worth it are minimum and they are people that live too far away from me. This app damaged my integrity as a woman my heart my self stem and the worst day was when I was rapped by Anthony Zannini, and when a Colombian guy I met came to visit me and when I went to visit him back he was married his name is Jose Bejarano all that in bumble not just in USA Bumble around the world. I don’t recommend this site to any decent woman with serious intentions of finding love

This is a thoughtfully designed app and probably one of the better choices, with the same issues as others. I like the daily recommended, similar interests, and dating goals area where you’re not swiping but viewing some kind of curated list. Now for a few of the main issues. I’m not sure why these apps don’t copy each other’s good features, like why bumble doesn’t have photo captions or audio recordings to put on your profile; this is basic stuff that lets people express themselves better. Also accidental swipes are far too easy. Since you have to swipe up to see more on a person, I’ve sent people in both directions because my swipe wasn’t vertically aligned enough. Two things all dating apps seem to have in common that I strongly dislike is high pricing and a mysterious algorithm that makes me feel like I’m wasting my time as a freemium user. Once the algorithm has shown you a match or two in a 24hr period (maybe), my guess is that it doesn’t matter how much you swipe, you’re not gonna be shown any more matches that day. But this is never mentioned or hinted at, so it’s all guessing and feels like I’m often just wasting time on the app and not going to be shown any of my matches until I pay. And I would definitely pay for dating apps, but $50 (during a discount sale) just to have a chance at talking to some people and seeing if we hit it off is genuinely insane.

I paid for the lifetime membership as a male user. It’s a decent app for dating and it has lead to some genuine connections, but it’s gone down hill and kind of become like every other dating app once they wandered from their core principle of women making the first move. Promoting the laziness of “first moves text prompts” as a way for women to make their first move is just promoting the same behavior on different apps in a new unique way. It’s now no different than every other dating app. Men can easily make their first move by sending whatever they want. Woman initial engagement is down because now that’s just too much work for most since they have this lazy option. It was much more engaging with more genuine connections for the male user when the core principle of women needing to create that unique opening. I would not recommend you spend the money on a paid plan any more. You get the same experience whether you are a paid user or a free user. Is it worth trying for free, sure, but it’s just another dating app now where you will need to flood the market as a man with witty openers and buying in won’t change anything except a few settings, taking the power of coordinated communication away from women as men flood a woman’s inbox hoping for the best. Give the power back to the women. It made finding a real match more genuine as those women were actually interested in dating and getting to know eachother.