DALLAS Several subscribers to Match.com filed a federal lawsuit against the Dallas-based dating Web site alleging as many as 60 percent of the profiles of prospective dates belong to inactive or fake ...

Dave submitted his Match profile for review by an expert as part of Insider's Dating App Clinic. Expert Amy Nobile suggested 62-year-old Dave remove his deal breakers. If you'd like to have your ...

Match.com is synonymous with dating websites as Kleenex is to tissues. It launched back in 1995, making it one of the first modern dating websites in its time. But since it came on the scene, so many ...

Dating site Match.com went live in 1995—it’s ancient in terms of the world wide web. That’s a whole lot of time for users to forget they ever had a profile or what embarrassing content might be on it.

GREENSBORO, N.C. – A Match.com user is suing the site over fake profiles. Here's what the lawsuit boils down to: it says there are two way to use Match. The first is a free membership where you can ...

He’s just not that into you. Because he’s not real. That’s according to the Federal Trade Commission, which announced today that it is suing Match Group, the owner of Match.com, Tinder, OKCupid, ...

On Safer Internet Day, Match Group Platforms Will Send A Coordinated Reminder To Users With Unverified Profiles, Encouraging Them To Photo Verify Their Profiles. Verified profiles often receive better ...

One of the best complements that can be paid to an online dating platform is no longer requiring its services (because that likely means you've found a mate). Indeed, if you find yourself in such a ...

I like Superman a lot. He gets a lot of flack for being a boring, all-powerful boy scout. But I feel like he’s a great, complex superhero character in the right hands. But, geez, if I saw his ...

This week, Match.com got a bit more social. The country's most-subscribed-to dating service announced upcoming online games patterned after "Name That Tune" and "Pictionary," as well as social outings ...

NEW YORK, June 9 (Reuters) - A New York man sued dating website Match.com on Tuesday for misleading members by posting profiles of prospective dates who are unable to respond to any interest in them ...