POF.com Reviews

Online dating is very difficult. This site was easy to navigate and FREE. Dont believe in paying for a date, and find that the men are all about the same no matter what site you're on. Unfortunately I have given up on this, through no fault of the site, just a personal preference.

Frustrating site because although it's free, when they email you a potential match's profile name, you need to upgrade your account to see that person's profile. So the only thing I can do is not respond to someone who thinks I am a good match, but wait until someone actually sends me a real message. A lot of guys don't do that. Also, I think the site has a lot of imposters on it. Or, there are many guys who think they are Shakespeare. (Or can't write or spell at all!!)

POF is a good dating site. It is free to join and there are many members. I have talked to a lot of guys on the site. You are given a lot of info about members in their profiles and can post photos as well. They do a good job with safety and security too.

This is one of the best free sites that I have seen. I did meet someone on there, and we dated for about 6 months, but it didn't work out. I have been on other dates from people I met on the site, but still haven't found the right person. I feel it is a very safe site, and easy to use. I would recommend it.

I've used POF for a number of years and it's great that you get a lot of features for free but I've had my profile hacked and I get a lot of phony winks from phony ads. They claim to be my age, (late 50's) but look 20ish, they also have their cell phone text number superimposed over their photo and are never on the site for more than a week before they pull their ad.

I have been a user of this site for the better part of a few yrs. Online dating is tricky. I have used 6 different sites. I have a few things on the ball, so I typically am fortunate to be able to get some traction, though I am selective. I just had my detailed account eliminated with no notice; no explanation; no recourse, nor right of Due Process. I don't know why. Tried to figure it out. It is possible my account was hacked--you will see that FREQUENTLY on this site. I did have one girl get mildly irked when I would not give my number out--she initially reached out to me. Maybe she reported me--but you think POF can see through this.

Plenty of Fish is a free/subscriber online dating service. At best it has an unethical business model. At worst it is a site that has been allowed to violate an individual's right to due process. I was a member for a period of time beginning in February, 2021 until early March when my account was closed due to undisclosed "violations of their terms of use and/or Community Guidelines". I requested and received an unsatisfactory response from their customer service department. Simply, I was told, "We do not discuss reasons for account closures to protect the privacy of individuals."

I signed up for this service a couple of weeks ago first as an unpaid customer and then one day ago as a paid customer. Before I paid even though I consider myself just an average Joe I was immediately undulated by many women supposedly interested in knowing me but of course POF blocks the image until you're a paid customer. Just out of curiosity I decided to try it out officially and became a paid member. Strangely enough now all these hidden hidden women that were supposedly interested in me started to block me! Haha I did chat with a couple of interested women over the weekend they turned out to be simply online scammers I gave them my piece of mind for trying to rob me of my hard earned money before blocking them also.

I made an account in POF (plenty of fish) as a transgender woman. Yes my inbox got flooded for the 2 days I was in the site. Few of the guys wanting to hook up with me so bad that they would offer me money just to meet them up. I said no everytime because I did not wanna break any rules of the site. But for some reason I was still blocked and got my account deleted without telling me what I did wrong. I was only there for 2 days until I got banned. Like why am I the one who is banned when I'm the one being offered and yes I declined. Isn't that unfair for us transwomen? I do not understand why. Penalizing the victim much? So yeah when guys offer you money for sex, even if you decline, you will still be banned from the site.

First off, they say they will only send you a code to your phone for subscribing and for each new device you use. I never changed my device, but 3 days after subscribing they want to send a code to make sure I am me. Next, you say within 5 miles and they change it to 100 miles. Next, they have tons of women listed as men.