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Also, I dislike that the guys just want to meet and get some from you, the fact you have to pay REAL LIFE MONEY just to be noticed more by potential suitors, when all those suitors is just wanting one jesus in general. If you do then don't think you will be coming back. I like that the site requires members to provide answers to specific questions so I know what I'm getting into, and I can avoid certain people, like those with children. Like all the others, however, POF warns against giving away too much personal information, and encourages members to report others who pof dating website behaving suspiciously. It was fun, but you probably wont find a long term relationship on it. Matches were all within my area. And since then I even started recommending it to some of my other caballeros because I know they will enjoy it as well. They require you to choose a password that is so complicated that you're bound to forget it. This website has two pof dating website levels of membership.
POF claims 30 million registered users worldwide with about 200,000 logged in at any given time. Plentyoffish POF may have lost a few people to newer rivals such as but it's still big by any standards. Estimates of the number of users active on there not just registered is likely to be around 7. This still makes it one of the most popular dating communities in the world. PoF highlights being a free site; however their lack of funds does mean navigating around extra advertisements for other dating services. They offer a full array of options including free messaging for the non-paying customer, with a few extra perks like being on the front page for those willing to pay. Sign Up PlentyofFish has increased their security early in 2011 due to. This means the sign up process is a bit of a pain. They require you to choose a password that is so complicated that you're bound to forget it. Also, pray that they don't think your IP is from one of the countries they have banned. It took my borrowing a friend's computer to get signed up because for some reason PlentyofFish was convinced I was located in a banned African country 3,000 miles away from my current location. Once you do manage to get signed up expect to spend a fair amount of time filling out forms ranging from basic profile questions to a chemistry test. In addition, the site requires new joiners to upload a face photo or risk being banned. This might not be the best for those of us that are shy, but they do have an option to make pictures private. The Vibe So you've somehow managed to duck security, get in, and not get banned for forgetting a part of your profile. You will find that PlentyofFish is a self-policing community for the most part. That means if a person has been reported for asking for sex then everyone on the site can block them simply by clicking the button that says to block those that have been reported. The site will log you out a lot for inactivity so always save a copy of any long thought out messages before hitting the send button. It also means that anyone with pictures of their private regions will be banned from the site. At this point, you're likely either feeling really safe or like the place is run by an overzealous prison guard, or a bit of both. Forums The main way to meet and contact people is through their profiles, or if you would rather get your toes wet before jumping in and accidentally telling some stranger you love them, then the are for you. The crowd is for the most part friendly, honest, open, and talkative. It might be an effective way of meeting people without the pressure if you don't mind getting caught in the distance relationship trap, as it's unlikely that you will find a significant amount of people in the forums from your location. Things like hobbies, interests, and political affiliation are blatantly missing from the list. Using the Site Inbox The inbox is pretty self explanatory, although it does have an extensive list of options for the types of people you would like to ban from contacting you. You are allowed to send and receive in-site emails with a free account. Men on average can expect about a 5-10% response rate, with women tending to get significantly more replies to any messages they send out. The site will log you out a lot for inactivity so always save a copy of any long thought out messages before hitting the send button. If you have a temporary lapse of brain activity there is a convenient list of date ideas zoo, comedy show, etc right next to the send button to help you get to that first date. Instant Messaging and Virtual Gifts: The sites allows members to instant message each other as well as send virtual gifts, although the gifts cost points that mainly only paid members will have enough of. Interestingly thanks to the chemistry test you can also choose people based on if they are family centric, easy going, have self confidence, or if they are dependent on others emotionally. However, it doesn't show exactly what personality points you might be matched on. You can click on the overview of your potential matches chemistry results, but they're a long read and more like personality survey results rather than the point by point matchup of sites like Match. It's a list of users near you that actually tend to respond to messages sent to them. Free versus Paid Paid members get highlighted more in searches, can send unlimited virtual gifts, can see if their messages were read or deleted, and use themes in their profiles. You can use the site as a free member without much hassle. The perks of paid membership are just that, perks, not necessities. Conclusion PlentyofFish is a genuine, if a bit knocked around and defensive, site full of real people. It doesn't have that feeling of being packed with model photos and false profiles like a lot of others. However, it also doesn't have the depth of profiles that commercial sites such as Match. It's a good way to meet people, but it might take sorting through a lot of fish to find your soul mate. You do get what you pay for and this site is free soooooo...... Beware of a male from MS who goes by the name glenwest1975... Just glad I didn't follow through with meeting him in person... Will be more careful from now on. Otherwise I've talked to several guys who seem genuine but then I had many more who are obviously scammers and phishing for info. I have talked to many men, unfortunately most of them are scammers. Met 2 men so far. My pictures are current and true. Just want someone who isn't out of the United States or claiming to be. I have told POF about all these scammers and all I get in return is asking if I want to take the chemistry test. I went to another website and they want to pay me to stay on there because I get so much attention. That site no men have pictures or if they do, forget it. It was the over 60 site. Mate 1 is a horrible site also. I really care about some of these men on POF. One I am not sure if he is scamming or not. This is heartbreaking to say the least. I contact pof,,they dont respond in any sense to remove it from Gooogle,,,as long is a deleted account. They bridged my privacy, they put my personal information on Google without my consent. I contact everyone Google told me is pof that dont remove it, and I contact pof,,they just send me stupid automatic email. I will sue pof,,,and also I contact Mark Friend on Facebook for this issue. This America is full of thefts,,,,and web designer that dont know what they are doing, just left all our private information on google.
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