Zoosk Reviews

The smart picks aren't that smart. I got sent so many, but not the lady that lit my fire. That lady I had to find myself!

I’m very satisfied with your service. I’m met a lovely person who is totally compatible. I’m looking forward to deepening my relationship with her. we met within a month of my subscribing, and I must say there were many other attractive alternatives as well.

I recommend your service unreservedly.

Hard to guage. Most of my time on here was frustrating as I thought it would be but I did meet someone through the site that I am talking to. We'll see what happens but I wouldn't have met them without being on here.

I’ve used a few other dating sites, and I chose Zoosk because it touted itself as being legitimate and had a decent rating. This dating site is junk. Don’t waste your money.

I said I wanted reasonable distance between myself and prospective people. I’ve gotten ‘I want to meet you’ messages From people anywhere from 74 to 131, one all time high of 300+ miles away from my home. You’ll get prompts saying ‘so-and-so wants to talk to you’, but when you contact so-and-so, you’re find they really didn’t wanna talk to you at all.

Because of the sites lack of credibility once you get in and test drive it, potential dates are all paranoid, because they’re so used to getting scammed. The women I did have conversation with were skeptical that I was a real person, and not a pro file that was made up as part of a scam.

I’ve also turned in several profiles of people who were not who they said they were. All of my information concerning my identity was verified. Many of the so-called available women on here weren’t verified by anything. Dual standard?

Not if you’re a hack.

Don’t waste your time or money, there are other sites.

When it comes to trying to meet people, Zoosk is the worst site I have ever used.

Keep away from Zoosk. As a test of the site, I only started a profile. I entered a (admittedly fake) birthdate and free email address. I quit before even entering a user name, password or description.

Nevertheless, I began to immediately get "matches" and "member messages" at the email address from Zoosk.

How could there be matches when there was no profile? Who would send messages to someone who entered no description of themselves?

I even went through the 'unsubscribe' steps (several times) to stop the emails. I still get them. Zoosk doesn't even rate 1 star.

I did find a very special someone on this site although one needs to wade carefully as there are a ton of fake profiles. Go with your gut when communicating pls. Ask lots of questions to confirm the person you are connecting with is real. Good luck everyone

Some functions of the site did not work well. But, I would still recommend this site...

Zoosk is a fake dating site.

- Fake profiles,

- Very few real people

- Bots that "view" your profile but never respond to messages

- Bots respond with emoticons or "I like you" crap

- Bots can't answer simple questions

- All clearly to get you to pay money

Even the Zoosk online reviews are probably fakes

Zoosk exposes you to a lot of people if you choose to do so. This summer I travelled for several months and it allowed me to date people in other locations and provinces. It is definitely worth paying for at least 3 months. I got a chance to meet men across Canada as well as in my home province. I find the site is a bit glitchy. It is difficult to check view history without being sent repeatedly back to the beginning.

Often I made contact with someone, didn't message them for a few days due to busy life circumstances, and then they were gone somehow. At that point, it is impossible to find them again unless by random chance. Others thay I had emiminated but didnt want to block, kept popping up repeatedly. It would be nice to be able to somehow remove the absolute NOs.

In addition, when i wrote long thoughtful messages that were too long, often I lost the message because the send button would be out of the screen view. Also zoosk seems to have quite a few scammers.

As with most dating sites, it is frustrating and disappointing that people don't fill out their profiles adequately making it difficult to wade through dozens of half done profiles.

Many men fill use the same poor phrasing such as "no drama" (life

can be drama, partners are there to support through the difficult times, are they not?), "I am easy going" (if you're so easy going, why are you divorced?).

Many men get caught up in defining the word "Perfect" as in describing their perfect date or perfect partner. This is a waste of time and space where they tell you nothing about themselves. I would advise the site to change those subject titles to "Describe your ideal partner" or "Describe your ideal date" and remove the word "perfect".

I would like to see a tutorial on photos on this site because if I see one more man holding a fish, or standing next to his motorcycle, or taking a deer-in-the-headlights selfie shot, it will be too soon.

As dating sites go, i found i met more people on this site than Match, Eharm, Greensingles and POF. I did end up meeting someone but eventually sooner than later, online dating only works when you take it off the site and speak to each other in person. Just beware of scammers.

They sent me THIS Notification to TRICK me into signing up!

"It's a date! Isabel and you both want to meet each other!"

Okay... so i Open Isabel's profile link that they gave me...

AND....

I NEVER EVEN SAW HER BEFORE, Let alone LIKED HER!

The Heart Icon is still there!

That means I never clicked LIKE on her!

What a SCAM!!!