Bumble.com is in many ways a female-focused version of Tinder, most notably because takes much of the online dating burden off men’s shoulders by requiring women to make the first move. The dating app is primarily a hot or not style swiping game, in which members must match to communicate. But rather than allowing either party to get the conversation rolling (which in present-day online dating times is still primarily activity men are tasked with), on Bumble women must initiate the conversation.
The Dating app – Bumble.com
A key feature that both make the app stand out in the crowded hookup app ecosystem, and has attracted a large female user-base. Depending on how much control you like to have over your online dating experience. The dating app is either a godsend or something that can be frustrating.
In August 2016, Bumble.com announced the launch of its paid service, Bumble Boost, which includes three premium features. The Beeline allows a user to see who has already liked them. Rematch offers a second shot with expired matches. Busy Bee adds an extension of 24 additional hours to a match.
Was a complete waste of money. It’s constant offers to ‘upgrade’ for more money. I get emails saying I have ‘messages’ but when I go to the site, there are none. There are messages saying specific peo…. More
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Was a complete waste of money. It’s constant offers to ‘upgrade’ for more money. I get emails saying I have ‘messages’ but when I go to the site, there are none. There are messages saying specific people ‘want to meet you’ but going there, none. The few messages I’ve gotten, I’ve responded to with no reply which makes me think they are not going through. I’ve tried to contact the company but just go round in circles.Less
Beware of this scam. First of all, a one month membership of less than $30.00 is accompanied by an additional “activation” charge of over $25.00. You can get messages, but you have to buy “coins” to a…. More
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Beware of this scam. First of all, a one month membership of less than $30.00 is accompanied by an additional “activation” charge of over $25.00. You can get messages, but you have to buy “coins” to actually learn about any of the creeps who would contact you. Then there’s the “saved searches” that don’t save anything. If I could give less than a star I would. You might meet someone here if you’re lucky, but your time is better spent out and about living life in the three dimensional world at best and on another site at worst.Less
I haven’t used the service, but the commercial alone depicts a man so snarky and slimy, I wouldn’t use the service just on principle. He just got out of one woman’s bed, after having a great time, fro…. More
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I haven’t used the service, but the commercial alone depicts a man so snarky and slimy, I wouldn’t use the service just on principle. He just got out of one woman’s bed, after having a great time, from what I can see. Before the first woman even has time to brush her teeth, he leaves her apartment and sees a woman in a coffee shop on the way home. Drawing on his extensive background training in Snagging Every Woman He Sees, he is sure she must be The One, not The One he just left. She believes its ‘true love’ and waxes philosophical about it. Gross.Less
Beware. Bumble will charge you anyways after you close and delete your account. You have to go into your apple store account to unsubscribe, and they won’t refund you when you tell them you were not a…. More
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Beware. Bumble will charge you anyways after you close and delete your account. You have to go into your apple store account to unsubscribe, and they won’t refund you when you tell them you were not asked to do so, when you closed your account. You were supposed to read the fine print when you sign up for Bumble and then remember that 3 months later. Bumble is a scam. Less
