Giant
Anonymous
thoughtful
I just notice that Plenty of fish media has released a dating app last year for my Android phone. It looks to take after Tinder and includes swiping left and right. It is called Passion Match.

Should I use this app instead of the regular POF app as I am interested in hooking up more than a long term relationship?

Apparently both are free to use.

Thanks

sid
Anonymous
they must be getting desperate due to falling customers

Steven
Anonymous
I've noticed the falling total numbers, bit locally they have most of the market, and the competition seems to be the ones falling. But whatbdo you expect when RSVP charges $15 just for a one month stamp to talk to just one person. I wonders ifntheir imvrstuts know they are going to do all.their investment money this way. Eharmony is a nightmare with people behind a firewall (and thosevawful ads). Okcupid remains but doesn't seem much. Match.com doesn't seem much. Oasis remains but doesn't seem much. And POF seems to mean Plenty of Fanny (despite how they act) has most of the people and is not that good except the tests seem a lot less a waste of time than okcupids, and seems to be effective.

Honestly, a better dating site than any of these can be done, and POF look like oasis.

alan
Anonymous
the women on there are so antsy and offensive and choosy i dont know how they ever meet any guys ..you get the feeling theyre stooges working for the POF company as actually meeting seems the last thing on their minds ....low level women on POF ..i only go in there very occasionally but its just not productive , and no chance of paying subscription fees ... another date forum where they cant string a long text together ,but they expect you to write long messages for their entertainment and subsequent refusal and rejection ....