MatchUrLove.com review

The result of our MatchUrLove.com review: Our test on MatchUrLove.com turned out to be an insufficient dating website.

MatchUrLove.com is a very generic dating website that really does not stand out. Little effort was put into the making of the website. This is apparent as soon as one opens the landing page. Users can register for free, but they must pay to read and send messages. We could not verify an active user base and suspect at least some profiles to be fake.

We decided to investigate further for our review. As it turns out, the website and the service are operated by Porticato Media Ltd, which is based in London, UK. The company is known for running rip-off scam dating websites and has gathered a great number of negative reviews online for most of their websites.

Scroll down to read the details of our MatchUrLove.com review.

The dating website MatchUrLove.com presents a landing page that is very average. You can find a registration form and nothing else. At least the registration is free. What could go wrong? In the background there is a stock photo of a very old woman riding a bicycle. Their target is clear: older, lonely men who are not familiar with the internet. They are looking for easy prey.

We are amazed at how little effort was put into the making of this website. A registration form, a stock image of a woman and a single sentence to entice people to sign up. After creating an account, we confirm our doubts. The interface of the website seems to be a copy and paste of the operator’s other dating websites.

The registration is free, but useless. The users cannot read or send messages, nor can they see the full profiles of the other members. The website proposes different subscription plans. The shortest one will run for 3 days and is assumed to be a trial version of the longer subscriptions.

The terms and conditions read

All paid subscriptions automatically renew for the period and price that you signed up to. You may cancel the auto-renew feature [...] but you must act at least 3 days (that is, 72 hours) prior to renewal date.

While the website proposes different types of subscriptions, this one appears the most attractive and that is where the scam lies. All subscriptions automatically renew if not canceled. This is what it means if a new user subscribes for the proposed 3 days plan. First, they will literally be unable to cancel the auto-renewal feature. Second, they would get stuck in the monthly paid plan.

The operator of the website is Porticato Media Ltd, which is a company based in London, UK. We are extremely familiar with this operator and have reviewed countless examples of their other scam dating websites. This one is no different. We found many negative user reviews regarding this company on the web. The experience that comes back the most often is of a subscription trap that is extremely difficult to get out of.

During our review we found out that the site is a rip-off. Once the user gives them their credit card details, new users find themselves stuck in a subscription rip-off. This site is one of the many dating websites operated by the same scam company, and we have known them for a long time. Avoid them at all costs.

We advise against registration and therefore recommend one of our winners.