https://consumerrights.wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Pergo 2026-04-29T04:35:11Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.44.0 https://consumerrights.wiki/index.php?title=Tinder&diff=1490 2025-01-16T22:04:02Z

<p>Pergo: Added Sources</p> <hr /> <div>Tinder is a digital electronic dating website that allows you to find other members who may be interested in you. This interest may be to form a friend relationship or a romantic one.<br /> <br /> == Subscribing ==<br /> Just as many dating sites in practice today, it's a one-click to start a subscription for you. (Of course, you need to enter your credit card and address information)<br /> <br /> == Unsubscribing ==<br /> But once you decide that you want to terminate your reoccurring subscription, you are expected to go through many hoops and tricks in order to finally get unsubscribed.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Costs ==<br /> Tinder uses a deceptive method in order to display its reoccurring subscription costs. To try to obscure their true costs, they list the costs as weekly versus the true monthly costs charged to your card.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Plans ==<br /> Plans are created using a nonsensical approach. Let's explain this a little bit. If you are looking to meet somebody online, and later in the real world, you would need to know who they are and be able to contact them.<br /> <br /> Tinder has three different plans<br /> <br /> '''Plus'''<br /> <br /> You can't see who likes you nor contact them unless they '''match you also!''' This is already included in their free plan already.<br /> <br /> '''Gold'''<br /> <br /> You can see who likes you But you're still not able to send a message to them unless they '''match with you also.'''<br /> <br /> '''Platinum'''<br /> <br /> Finally, you can send a message to somebody before first matching with them (The only plan that actually allows you to do what you would expect to do on a dating site if you paid) <br /> <br /> == Cancelling a Subscription ==<br /> They make it very inconvenient and difficult to understand how to cancel. First, the information for this is not located on the bottom of their page.<br /> <br /> Point number one is canceling your account on the Tinder service will not cancel your subscription!<br /> <br /> ''If you used Apple Pay'', they require you to go back to Apple and use &quot;Report a problem&quot; in order to cancel your service.<br /> <br /> ''If you used Google Play'', then they're going to require you to go back to Google Play. In their own documentation, they say that this means you have to request assistance from Google Play. Assuming this means that there is no direct buttons to push to facilitate this action.<br /> <br /> ''If you paid directly using a credit card,'' they don't actually tell you how to cancel it, so you may have to do a charge back. They warn that if the charge back is unsuccessful that they will keep all your funds. Additionally, They say it is at their discretion that they may delete your account, and/or possibly continue charging your card Until you cancel it with your &quot;External Service Account&quot;<br /> <br /> == Sources ==<br /> https://www.help.tinder.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004487406-Tinder-subscriptions<br /> <br /> https://policies.tinder.com/</div>

Pergo https://consumerrights.wiki/index.php?title=Tinder&diff=1487 2025-01-16T21:56:26Z

<p>Pergo: /* Subscription Plans */ Spelling/format changes</p> <hr /> <div>Tinder is a digital electronic dating website that allows you to find other members who may be interested in you. This interest may be to form a friend relationship or a romantic one.<br /> <br /> == Subscribing ==<br /> Just as many dating sites in practice today, it's a one-click to start a subscription for you. (Of course, you need to enter your credit card and address information)<br /> <br /> == Unsubscribing ==<br /> But once you decide that you want to terminate your reoccurring subscription, you are expected to go through many hoops and tricks in order to finally get unsubscribed.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Costs ==<br /> Tinder uses a deceptive method in order to display its reoccurring subscription costs. To try to obscure their true costs, they list the costs as weekly versus the true monthly costs charged to your card.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Plans ==<br /> Plans are created using a nonsensical approach. Let's explain this a little bit. If you are looking to meet somebody online, and later in the real world, you would need to know who they are and be able to contact them.<br /> <br /> Tinder has three different plans<br /> <br /> '''Plus'''<br /> <br /> You can't see who likes you nor contact them unless they '''match you also!''' This is already included in their free plan already.<br /> <br /> '''Gold'''<br /> <br /> You can see who likes you But you're still not able to send a message to them unless they '''match with you also.'''<br /> <br /> '''Platinum'''<br /> <br /> Finally, you can send a message to somebody before first matching with them (The only plan that actually allows you to do what you would expect to do on a dating site if you paid) <br /> <br /> == Cancelling a Subscription ==<br /> They make it very inconvenient and difficult to understand how to cancel. First, the information for this is not located on the bottom of their page.<br /> <br /> Point number one is canceling your account on the Tinder service will not cancel your subscription!<br /> <br /> ''If you used Apple Pay'', they require you to go back to Apple and use &quot;Report a problem&quot; in order to cancel your service.<br /> <br /> ''If you used Google Play'', then they're going to require you to go back to Google Play. In their own documentation, they say that this means you have to request assistance from Google Play. Assuming this means that there is no direct buttons to push to facilitate this action.<br /> <br /> ''If you paid directly using a credit card,'' they don't actually tell you how to cancel it, so you may have to do a charge back. They warn that if the charge back is unsuccessful that they will keep all your funds. Additionally, They say it is at their discretion that they may delete your account, and/or possibly continue charging your card Until you cancel it with your &quot;External Service Account&quot;<br /> <br /> https://policies.tinder.com/</div>

Pergo https://consumerrights.wiki/index.php?title=Tinder&diff=1486 2025-01-16T21:48:43Z

<p>Pergo: /* Subscription Costs */ spelling error</p> <hr /> <div>Tinder is a digital electronic dating website that allows you to find other members who may be interested in you. This interest may be to form a friend relationship or a romantic one.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Subscribing ==<br /> Just as many dating sites in practice today, it's a one-click to start a subscription for you. (Of course, you need to enter your credit card and address information)<br /> <br /> == Unsubscribing ==<br /> But once you decide that you want to terminate your reoccurring subscription, you are expected to go through many hoops and tricks in order to finally get unsubscribed.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Costs ==<br /> Tinder uses a deceptive method in order to display its reoccurring subscription costs. To try to obscure their true costs, they list the costs as weekly versus the true monthly costs charged to your card.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Plans ==<br /> Plans are created using a nonsensical approach. Let's explain this a little bit. If you are looking to meet somebody online, and later in the real world, you would need to know who they are and be able to contact them.<br /> <br /> Tinder has t<br /> <br /> three different pla<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Plus'''<br /> <br /> You can't see who likes you nor contact them unless they '''match you also!''' This is already included in their free plan already.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Gold'''<br /> <br /> You can see who likes you But you're still not able to send a message to them unless they '''match with you also.'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Platinum'''<br /> <br /> Finally, you can send a message to somebody before firat matching with them (The only plan that actually allows you to do what you would expect to do on a dating site if you paid) <br /> <br /> == Cancelling a Subscription ==<br /> They make it very inconvenient and difficult to understand how to cancel. First, the information for this is not located on the bottom of their page.<br /> <br /> Point number one is canceling your account on the Tinder service will not cancel your subscription!<br /> <br /> <br /> ''If you used Apple Pay'', they require you to go back to Apple and use &quot;Report a problem&quot; in order to cancel your service.<br /> <br /> ''If you used Google Play'', then they're going to require you to go back to Google Play. In their own documentation, they say that this means you have to request assistance from Google Play. Assuming this means that there is no direct buttons to push to facilitate this action.<br /> <br /> ''If you paid directly using a credit card,'' they don't actually tell you how to cancel it, so you may have to do a charge back. They warn that if the charge back is unsuccessful that they will keep all your funds. Additionally, They say it is at their discretion that they may delete your account, and/or possibly continue charging your card Until you cancel it with your &quot;External Service Account&quot;<br /> <br /> https://policies.tinder.com/</div>

Pergo https://consumerrights.wiki/index.php?title=Tinder&diff=1485 2025-01-16T21:47:28Z

<p>Pergo: Created</p> <hr /> <div>Tinder is a digital electronic dating website that allows you to find other members who may be interested in you. This interest may be to form a friend relationship or a romantic one.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Subscribing ==<br /> Just as many dating sites in practice today, it's a one-click to start a subscription for you. (Of course, you need to enter your credit card and address information)<br /> <br /> == Unsubscribing ==<br /> But once you decide that you want to terminate your reoccurring subscription, you are expected to go through many hoops and tricks in order to finally get unsubscribed.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Costs ==<br /> Tinsder uses a deceptive method in order to display its reoccurring subscription costs. To try to obscure their true costs, they list the costs as weekly versus the true monthly costs charged to your card.<br /> <br /> == Subscription Plans ==<br /> Plans are created using a nonsensical approach. Let's explain this a little bit. If you are looking to meet somebody online, and later in the real world, you would need to know who they are and be able to contact them.<br /> <br /> Tinder has t<br /> <br /> three different pla<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Plus'''<br /> <br /> You can't see who likes you nor contact them unless they '''match you also!''' This is already included in their free plan already.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Gold'''<br /> <br /> You can see who likes you But you're still not able to send a message to them unless they '''match with you also.'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Platinum'''<br /> <br /> Finally, you can send a message to somebody before firat matching with them (The only plan that actually allows you to do what you would expect to do on a dating site if you paid) <br /> <br /> == Cancelling a Subscription ==<br /> They make it very inconvenient and difficult to understand how to cancel. First, the information for this is not located on the bottom of their page.<br /> <br /> Point number one is canceling your account on the Tinder service will not cancel your subscription!<br /> <br /> <br /> ''If you used Apple Pay'', they require you to go back to Apple and use &quot;Report a problem&quot; in order to cancel your service.<br /> <br /> ''If you used Google Play'', then they're going to require you to go back to Google Play. In their own documentation, they say that this means you have to request assistance from Google Play. Assuming this means that there is no direct buttons to push to facilitate this action.<br /> <br /> ''If you paid directly using a credit card,'' they don't actually tell you how to cancel it, so you may have to do a charge back. They warn that if the charge back is unsuccessful that they will keep all your funds. Additionally, They say it is at their discretion that they may delete your account, and/or possibly continue charging your card Until you cancel it with your &quot;External Service Account&quot;<br /> <br /> https://policies.tinder.com/</div>

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