Zoosk Reviews Summary
Zoosk has a rating of 2.3 stars from 3,541 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers dissatisfied with Zoosk most frequently mention fake profiles, customer service and credit card. Zoosk ranks 35th among Dating sites.
Dear Lord what have I done?
So I just heard about this new free dating website called "Zoosk.Com" and figured I would give it a try. Even before my profile was fully created I was having doubts. The first thing that bothered me about it is that if you say you have children you have to either say that "they live at home" or that "they don't live at home". In my case I have my daughter 50% of the time which leaves plenty of time for dating without having to bring her into the equation. This is actually a pretty big deal that they essentially are forcing people with kids to say they either live with or without them 100% of the time because not only does it paint an inaccurate picture, but it can significantly reduce a person's marketability by giving the impression that their kid is connected to their hip at all times.
So I finish my profile and on the main home page what do I see? Status updates of unattractive men and then... OMG! I kid you not... on the home page I see a pic of a big hard... umm you can use your imagination. Real classy huh?
The good news? I have had 7 men email/wink at me in the 35 minutes I have been signed up. The bad news? If me and any one of these guys were the last ones on earth and the survival of the species depended on my having to have procreate with them, let's just say "Sorry human kind".
Oh and another thing, this is one of those "free sites" that limits you in terms of the interaction you can have with people unless you spend money. If I wanted to be hit on by unattractive men I would just go to a bar and at least there I'd get my drinks paid for. Ha ha!
I'm going to leave my profile up and try to give this site a fair shot, but I can't say I'm getting my hopes up.
I signed up and realized that in order to email back to someone, chat, OR ANYTHING, you have to upgrade, so they basically force members to pay the expensive upgrades. There weren't any very attractive men on there, in the early 20's group because who wants to pay to find friendship, dates, etc?
I don't understand how Zoosk even still exists.
They will know your password to get into your e-mail and they pull up every single contact in your e-mail system and are able to read your e-mails. They have all of your information the minute you sign up! Do not go in! Millions are on it! Jeez>>>! Does no one use their brains! GET OFF OF IT PEOPLE AND CHANGE ALL OF YOUR PASSWORDS AND APOLOGIZE TO YOUR FRIENDS FOR THE SPAM...!
According to review board TOsluts.com some disappointing results were obtained in several city dating tests. While not a scam per se, you must purchase zoosk coins to view other facebook members after login. A promo code would be nice but I was unable to find one.
They take your money and then don't answere emails to sort out problems with login on. Three of my friends and i have carried out their instuctions to obtain a new password all to no avail.
About the business
Zoosk is a large online dating site that features a Facebook app and attempts to integrate social networking with dating. Zoosk is a private company based in San Francisco, CA and has raised more than $40 million from investors.
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