PlentyMoreFishReviews of plentymorefish.com

Response from PlentyMoreFishOct 14, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're sorry to hear about the number of suspicious profiles you encountered, and we understand why this has affected your confidence in our service. The use of stolen photographs, including images taken from social media or of well-known personalities, is a recognised tactic employed by online scammers. Requests to move conversations quickly to WhatsApp, particularly when followed by requests for money, are also serious warning signs. We certainly don't condone this behaviour. We work with our platform provider, Hub People, to identify and remove fraudulent accounts, and reports from members play an important role in helping us tackle the problem. We also offer member verification, helping users identify profiles that have completed additional checks. We encourage members to look for verified profiles when making connections, although verification alone cannot guarantee someone's intentions. PlentyMoreFish has been operating for over 20 years, and protecting the trust of genuine members is extremely important to us. We recognise that scammers are an ongoing challenge across the dating industry, but that doesn't diminish our responsibility to address them. We've published a dedicated Trust & Safety page explaining our history, member verification and the steps we're taking to improve the experience: https://www.plentymorefish.com/post/trust-and-safety We would welcome the opportunity to investigate the profiles you've identified, particularly those using stolen or duplicated photographs, if you contact our support team with the relevant details. Thank you again for raising these concerns. We recognise that trust must be earned through actions, and we're committed to continuing that work. **The PlentyMoreFish Team**

Response from PlentyMoreFishOct 14, 2026

Thank you for sharing your experience. We're sorry that the profiles and messages you've encountered have left you disappointed with PlentyMoreFish. We understand that profiles containing very little information, combined with messages that appear generic or suspicious, can raise concerns about authenticity. While these aren't necessarily signs of a fake account, they can be warning signs worth investigating. Unfortunately, scammers do target online dating platforms, and we work with our technology partner, Hub People, to identify and remove suspicious accounts. We also offer member verification, allowing users to identify profiles that have completed additional checks. We encourage members to look for verified profiles when making connections, although verification alone cannot guarantee someone's intentions. PlentyMoreFish has been operating for over 20 years, and we're committed to providing a safer and more trustworthy experience for genuine members. We've published a dedicated Trust & Safety page explaining our history, member verification and the improvements we're making: https://www.plentymorefish.com/post/trust-and-safety We appreciate your feedback and would welcome the opportunity to investigate any suspicious profiles you've encountered. **The PlentyMoreFish Team**

Response from PlentyMoreFishOct 14, 2026

Thank you for sharing your experience. We're sorry to hear that you've encountered so many suspicious profiles, and we completely understand your frustration. The pattern you've described, involving supposed UN peacekeepers stationed overseas, claims of being widowed and promises of returning to the UK shortly, is a well-known romance scam tactic. These stories are designed to gain trust and sympathy, and unfortunately, scammers use them across many dating platforms. We want to reassure you that PlentyMoreFish does not create or encourage fraudulent profiles. We work with our platform provider, Hub People, to identify and remove suspicious accounts, and we encourage members to report anyone using these types of stories. We also offer member verification, helping people identify profiles that have completed additional checks. While verification cannot guarantee someone's intentions, it provides another useful way to assess who you're communicating with. PlentyMoreFish has been operating for over 20 years, and we're committed to improving the safety and experience of our members. We recognise that the presence of scammers undermines confidence in online dating, and we take that responsibility seriously. We've published a dedicated Trust & Safety page explaining our history, member verification and the measures we're taking to tackle these challenges: https://www.plentymorefish.com/post/trust-and-safety We'd welcome the opportunity to investigate the profiles you've encountered, particularly those using the stories you've described. We're sorry your experience has been so disappointing, and we appreciate you bringing these concerns to our attention. **The PlentyMoreFish Team**

Response from PlentyMoreFishOct 14, 2026

Thank you for sharing your experience. We're sorry that your time on PlentyMoreFish was so disappointing and that you felt the need to cancel your subscription immediately. We understand your concerns about profiles using potentially stolen photographs, inaccurate locations and suspicious messages. These can be warning signs of fraudulent activity, and we take reports of this nature seriously. We would, however, like to clarify that PlentyMoreFish does not employ people to impersonate members or send fabricated messages to encourage subscriptions. Unfortunately, scammers do attempt to exploit online dating platforms, and we work with our technology partner, Hub People, to identify and remove suspicious accounts. We also offer member verification, helping users identify profiles that have completed additional checks. While verification cannot guarantee someone's intentions, it provides another way for members to assess the profiles they encounter. We're pleased you were able to cancel your subscription and stop future renewals, although we're sorry your experience led you to that decision. PlentyMoreFish has been operating for over 20 years, and we believe transparency is essential to maintaining trust. We've published a dedicated Trust & Safety page explaining our history, member verification and the steps we're taking to improve our service: https://www.plentymorefish.com/post/trust-and-safety We would welcome the opportunity to investigate any profiles you believe were fraudulent, particularly those using stolen photographs or misleading information. We appreciate you taking the time to share your concerns and recognise that earning our members' confidence requires continued effort. **The PlentyMoreFish Team**