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I think it's totally not in the interests of dating apps for you to find a long term partner and stop using the app. They need a charging structure that is a fi

I think it's totally not in the interests of dating apps for you to find a long term partner and stop using the app. They need a charging structure that is a fixed single cost, not a subscription. Ideally if you don't get a match in, say, 2 years, you should get your money back.

smelendez 3y ago
It’s a bit complicated because they rise and fall by word of mouth. People will say things like, “everyone on Tinder is gross lately but I’m going out with someone cute from Hinge Thursday so fingers crossed”. And their friends will download Hinge/be more likely to delete Tinder if it’s not working for them either. Maybe the ideal situation for the apps would be to match you with a steady stream of short term partners who turn into good friends, so you both say good things about the app and also keep using it.