The Single AdventistReviews of thesingleadventist.com

My main concern with this site is profile quality, and how that concern was handled. There are long-dormant profiles listed, including people I know to be married. I reported specific ones directly to support, and they stayed up. The response was that they don’t track who is married and it’s the members’ own responsibility to close their accounts, while also describing not doing so as an act of infidelity. So I suggested something that requires no accusations and no investigating anyone: show a “last active” date on profiles, and prompt accounts dormant for years to check in or be deactivated, with plenty of warning first. That wasn’t taken up either. I was eventually told that any allegation against a member would need two or three witnesses, which doesn’t answer a request for basic account maintenance. I was also told that some of these long-inactive accounts are subscribers. Other things I raised at the same time: people can comment on your photos, but you can’t read those comments without paying, which seems to be exactly why the site is full of duplicate profiles —> a second account is the free workaround. And I asked for a privacy setting to limit who can see and contact me by age range, which many platforms already offer. That got no response at all. I wanted this platform to work. My issue isn’t that everything was fixed at once, it’s that reasonable, low-cost suggestions from a paying member were deflected rather than considered.

This site is fake. Beware. They used a false photo from an individual who contacted me and we agreed to email each other instead of using the site. Bad idea. The site does warn against using emailing. Of course they would because they charge to send messages on their site! The individual proceeded to love bomb. But he picked on the wrong person. I found it quite insulting and could see through it immediately. He asked for my phone number, which I sadly agreed to share with him but chose not to go further, after I did a phone number and email address reverse search and discovered that although, he spoke brilliant English and gave false information about living in the USA and being part form Eastern Europe, this number was, in fact, linked to Nigeria. All the red flags were there and now this company, whether they are guilty or not, are culpable. They need to vet users or they themselves will come into question - particularly after all these very revealing reviews. STAY AWAY.

I have several concerns with this site. 1. First and foremost it says Seventh Day Adventist but one of the operators compared working on the site on Saturdays with a hospital. Since when is working on a dating site a vital service. 2. I was promised a 25% discount for diamond subscription. When I was singing up I did not see any promo code for the discount. I signed up anyway and then contacted a representative for the discount. Instead, he ignored my request about twice and the third time I was given a code for the discount but not the discount. In other words, when I would buy another subscription then I would receive a discount. He just ignored my request. Now it is not about the discount. It surely would not make me poor. The issue is TRUST. 3. In addition, I would get likes from ladies who were my preferred age group, status, and corporal preferences from either California or Honolulu. How can those girls know what I like and why would they only be from Hawaii and California. It seems to me that it is a ploy by the site to get people to buy subscription so they can see who like them; ladies who do not exist and who would answer the messages sent to them. How do I know? Because I wrote to them just to see what would happen. 4. This site has profiles from 12 years ago. People who are married and have a family. I told the representative about profiles that have more than 12 years and of profiles that last logged in more than ten years. He said that people need to contact the agency for it to remove their profiles. He also said that some people log in once a year. Something very difficult for me to believe. They are just using people’s profiles to have a large data base so to attract other people and make them believe that the site is large. 5. The first time I subscribed with a diamond subscription, I was able to see when was the last login date of someone. Two months when I subscribed with a diamond subscription, I was not able to see the last login date. When I asked the representative, he said or privacy issues. But how can we know if someone is active? If they have a problem with someone knowing their last login date, they should not use a dating site. In conclusion, I advise folks not to use this site. It is not an Adventist/Christian site. They are just out to make money rather than to bring people together. Stay away from it

This website continue charging to my debit card after I canceled the subscription.

This website is a scammed. First thing first, they want you to pay $44.00 per month for full message. It’s not enough choice. Even if you pay $24.00, you can message only if someone likes you. It is not worth the money or time for this site. It is not even a Christian site. It was bought from a person in Rocklin, California and they merge it with other sites. So you see all denominations instead just sda. Just the sheer amount you have to pay and not many local selections is absurd.

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