Zoosk
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They aren't really viewing your profile... Zoosk populates your Views with people to make you think you are popular, so you will frequent the site. Zoosk is deceptive and playing games with your emotions!

These view are fake. Zoosk is lousy site! They obviously mislead their customers giving them fake likes and matches. You get instant bot auto-responses. I left to http://J4Love.net The result of my search there is incredibly awesome: I finally spent Christmas with my woman! I had wasted 11 months on Zoosk and then it took me just one month here to meet my perfect woman. Don't let Zoosk con you into their shady and phony "dating" kingdom. Zoosk is worthless, time is precious! The longevity of profiles is tremendous, they are there for years, obviously outdated.

I wasn't aware the carousel made that profile "viewed". I don't participate in the parts that require coins or don't show age and location. This site will be history when my paid sub ends. No one responds. Either they are not active or not a paid member.

We all have the same problem. It is Zoosk. More than likely, that person ISNT viewing your profile over and over. I have seen several women that say viewed my profile... sometimes several times a day. I ask them... why do you keep looking without saying anything? They all said the same thing. I viewed your profile once a week ago... and that's it. Then today... a woman I don't remember EVER looking at asked me why I keep viewing her? So its something Zoosk is doing... probably not the person. The problem is... sometimes... it could be the person. Here's what I do now. If I am not interested in that person... I just block them... then it stops.

I think they're on the carousel trying to earn coins. This website charges you for everything. So you can either earned 40 coins per day or you may buy them. I noticed when I'm on the carousel I see the same faces over and over and over and over again. I'm not really viewing these people but their picture does come up on my screen and I think they count that. In my opinion this is is the worst website ever

I had the same experience with some women, Sherry R is probably correct, just cheap men trying to earn 40 coins on the carousel to avoid paying, my suggestion would be to initiate a conversation, if they do not reply within a reasonable time block them. I will say this the girl I met on Zoosk and I am now happily dating signed up for Zoosk and could not communicate with me for 2 weeks until she paid and was then able to reply to conversations, in other words she was on the free/trial Zoosk version. Overall I love the site and had a few nice dates until I met my current girlfriend. We are really happy and would never have met otherwise.

You cannot leave a message unless you are a paying member; up until a few months ago, Zoosk allowed you to send one message for free; they stopped that. Even if one person pays, he/she can leave a message but the other person cannot rrad it - no magtger how many coins you have.

Maybe its time the FTC or one State's Attorney somewhere start to investigate these on-line sites - this is clearly needed

I found the same thing with the woman. I had always got messages that someone had viewed my profile but never left messages. One in particular viewed my profile about 15 times. Then i left a message that she viewed me so many times that she must be stuck up or thinks im going to miraculously change. This lady finally responded with " i have never viewed your profile" i find a lot of these dating sites send you this false info to get you to be a full paid subscriber and then once you become a full member all the views and or messages stop. If you are serious about finding someone go out and do it the old fashioned way. And by the way Tiny Tee, take this hint from me. Sometimes the guy just doesn't know what to say and won't mind if you make the first step. Just make sure your subject is indeed single. Good luck

A friend and I tested the "views" and Zoosk is correct. I was viewed by my friend because he clicked on my photo which opened up to my profile. I did the same to him and the same thing happened.

I asked a lady that same question once... she viewed my profile about every 8-15 hours for nearly two weeks... when I asked her, she had no idea what I was talking about, as she hadn't actually been on the site in weeks. So, yes, Zoosk plays games with false views to keep you active and checking the site. They earn $ based on your activity with ad-click and other advertising services in the background.