Plus, since POF is free, you don’t really have anything to lose by signing up and chatting with like-minded people. Remember, just like there are plenty of fish in the sea, there are plenty of dating websites on the web that you can try on until you find the right fit. Photo sources: internetdatingawards.com, vancouversun.com. We are absolutely sure: there is plenty fish in the sea for gay singles. Here at Dating.com our aim is to help everyone in need of a soulmate and we believe that your chances multiply if you join or website! Free Fish Dating - Plenty of Fish in The Sea. Fishplenty.com is a place where you can find your love or friends. My birthdate is. We never post on your behalf.

Description

Plenty of Fish Free Dating (POF) is where singles have more conversations than any other dating app.
POF is more than just a dating app. It’s an experience.
POF is designed to help singles find happy relationships! We have the most FREE features including MeetMe, Livestream, Chat and more to meet singles and include unique icebreakers to start engaging conversations! With POF, you’re 2.7x more likely to enter a conversation within your first 24 hours! Join now, and start chatting with singles nearby.
With our new FREE Livestream feature, POF Live! you can now make more meaningful connections and meet singles near you.
We also have the most FREE features to help you start dating! You might know someone who's in a relationship/dating because of a match they found on Plenty of Fish. It's your turn!
- Swipe and Match with singles you like using MeetMe
- Browse singles around you for FREE and vote Yes on those you like
- Spark a conversation using unique icebreakers
- Send and receive unlimited messages for FREE
- Watch singles Livestream on POF Live! and make new connections with in-stream messaging
+ More features than we have room to tell you about!
Plenty of Fish is the preferred singles dating app because you can view matches AND communicate with them for FREE (unlike the paid dating apps). Unlike smaller dating apps, Plenty of Fish has the most users and thus, the highest chance for you to find your relationship!
The Plenty of Fish Dating App has the most users, generates the best results and is FREE. Tap GET and Join Now!
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POF is part of the Match Group portfolio which also includes Tinder, Match.com, Hinge, OkCupid, Twoo, Meetic, and OurTime.

What’s New

- Enjoy POF with fewer bugs and improved stability

Needs some changes

Couple of things, the Your Matches should not be showing me a majority of users that ‘Wouldn’t Date a Smoker’ when one lists that they smoke often. It’s a total waste of my time to be reviewing these profiles to find at the very bottom the person wouldn’t date a smoker. Not to mention, this information is hidden to non-upgraded users, so if one is not upgraded, how much time are they wasting for the other person sending messages to someone that would never date them? This should also be an option in the refine search. Speaking of the search, if a person puts in show me users within X amount of miles, don’t automatically expand the search if there are not enough users within that parameter. If I’m only going to date people with 25 Miles of me why would you expand the search and show me people 100 miles away?? If there is not enough users that fit my parameters fine, show me the ones that do and stop. Time is valuable to everyone and there are features of this app that waste a ton of it with results that just don’t fit what you’re looking for because you arbitrarily decide to mix in.
Also your block feature is useless if the person you block can still view your profile. I moved and had a user blocked and just received a notice that she ‘liked’ me. So now she knows where I live again. Thanks for the great safety feature.

Lesson learned, don’t even bother

Been using POF for a few years now. The app works fine it’s the company that gets zero stars. 10 million active users is a lie, I’m guessing from my searches on the pc that tell you if they are online, online today, online in the last week, online within thirty days, then all the others. All the other profiles that have not logged within the last thirty days is absurd. It’s false advertising. Then the meet me feature, they send unpaid profiles, “me” emails that specially tell you who sent it. Then you go to the meet me part of the app, WOW they are either the first or second choice. You click on the meet me, another WOW you matched, ROFLMFAO, I have messaged several asking about their choice. 1 in 25 said yes, the other 24 never responded back. Now to the scammers, catfishers, prostitution, thieves, and liars. It’s just not worth the hassle. My suggestion, purge your inactive profiles, delete them, put a time limit on inactive accounts. That would not be good for advertising, that’s not going to happen. Instead they will have people like me that will no longer use their service, if asked will tell everyone to stay away. You would have more luck at a bar. I’m sure you have seen this, POF stands for plenty of fakes. That is a very true statement. I should have listened to my friends when they gave me the advice to stay away. Nobody is this lonely.

Fish In The Pond Dating

You will have to pay for this in time

THIS IS NOT FREE. You cannot do almost anything, see who likes you, click on profiles to look at those who like you etc. unless you pay for their service. This is set up so you can infrequently match with some locals, but inevitable need to buy a subscription to effectively communicate with anyone or even just browse profiles. Technically, yes, you can get away with doing this entirely free, but what really is free is setting up and having your profile. If you want to legitimately meet anyone, go ahead and just buy the subscription because you will have to, they make you. They even give people the option to only receive messages from upgraded accounts, which is pretty much all the legitimate accounts on here. While in the app, most of the functions lead you to a link to buy their subscription, and you cannot do anything other than watch people on live stream or browse through their selection of “potential matches” which 99% of the time will not include anyone who has already liked you, forcing you to pay for a premium membership just to see these members. I would give this app zero stars for misleading all of their users, but sadly I cannot. Outside of this huge issue, I would still only give the app 3 stars.

App Privacy

The developer, PlentyOfFish, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

• Purchases
• Financial Info
• Location
• Contact Info
• User Content
• Identifiers
• Usage Data
• Sensitive Info
• Diagnostics

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Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

• Usage Data
• Diagnostics

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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Supports

• Family Sharing

  With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

Dear Annie: In the current COVID-19 crisis, a lot of people are online dating. I’ve never done it before but am interested in trying it. The problem is, I am having a hard time believing people are who they say they are on their profiles, because of all the catfish stories I’ve heard about. How do I find a relationship if I have doubts about the person on the dating site? — First-Time Online Dating Doubter

Dear Doubter: You’re wise to be wary. Online dating is a wonderful tool, but there are always going to be some malicious actors who use it as a weapon. Fortunately, you can take steps to protect yourself.

First, do your research. When you’re messaging with someone on a dating site, Google their name and see if they have social-media accounts. Paste or upload their profile photo to Google’s “Search by Image” page to make sure they didn’t take the photo from somewhere else on the internet.

Second, the standard advice would be to go on a date as soon as possible — in a safe, public place. The quarantine version of that is to video-chat. This is not only smart for avoiding catfishing; it also helps you avoid wasting time chatting online with someone with whom you may have no chemistry.

Last, trust your gut. If something seems off, it probably is. There are plenty of fish in the sea who aren’t up to anything fishy.

More scam tips

Dear Annie: I would like to add to the warning from “Sad Daughter,” regarding scams on older people like her parents. I have worked in financial services for 35 years, and over the last several years, these scams have grown exponentially. Her parents should not be embarrassed. I have seen some very smart, competent people taken by these professional crooks. Everyone needs to be aware that these con artists come up with new scams all the time, and anyone can be vulnerable to the right story that plays on such emotions as love and fear.

Please let your readers know that the biggest red flag when being conned is the word “cash.” When that word is used, hang up the phone. I guarantee, 100% of the time, it is a scam. No one moves cash anymore. The firm I work for transfers millions of dollars every day to individuals, corporations, charities, the Social Security Administration, the IRS and, in a few cases, law enforcement. None of the entities I have mentioned will ever ask you for cash, nor would we ever be willing to send untraceable cash. Con artists and other crooks are the only ones who like to use cash.

Another caution is that some sophisticated crooks set up phony bank accounts. They might use a friend’s or relative’s name with one letter changed — like a different middle initial — which is hard to catch.

The fact that the con artist wants an electronic transfer to an account does not mean it is legitimate, and you still need to proceed with caution. — Have Seen Too Much of It

Dear Seen Too Much: Fraud has only gotten worse during the pandemic, and your letter is a helpful reminder to stay vigilant. In addition to asking for cash, scammers often seek payment via gift cards, which can be as untraceable as cash.

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