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 interes

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 because they do not have a paid subscription. Charging for the ability to send messages is pretty standard practise on most dating sites. It's how they make money. Unsurprisingly, this is just another typical American greed lawsuit. As a sidenote, Match.com does engage in some slimy practises too. For example, your subscription will get automatically renewed, and your credit card charged. If you ask about this, they'll say it's because they want to provide you with "uninterrupted service", which is, of course, a load of bullshit. In the event that your subscription runs out, you can have it back up in like two minutes.