As a global website (which we consider in the dating business as completely hopeless for NZers), datechat.co.nz (don’t be fooled by the .co.nz) will be full of scammers, bots, foreigners and you name it. 4,000 people a day is just a figure that appeals to – and I don’t like to have to say this, but sadly – men. Alexa ranking is a global ranking. ‘More’ is not necessarily better – think an ‘all you can eat’ restaurant, and ‘free’ is not necessarily better – think ‘Auckland City Mission.’ Good luck with that one Sandeep.
Jay Mac
50/50 NZ Dating
5050nzdating.nz
I find it dishonest that certain websites aren’t upfront about their membership fees and/or subscription without signing up first for a ‘free account’. These ones are more likely not to provide real physical postal address and contact details apart from e-mail. Why all the secrecy, if they’re an honest website?
“http://dating.nz.msn.com” redirects to “http://www.msn.com/en-nz/” MSN home page.
I had a profile on “Matchfinder.co.nz” for a number of years. I actively kept it up-to-date and initially I got contacted by other members and vice versa. Occasionally, I paid for a subscription to access ‘premium services’ so I could send messages. What I found quite often was no replies to my messages even long time members. I felt at times I was being contacted by ‘bait profiles’ usually without a picture and incomplete details. Another issue is some ‘single men are listed as single woman’ category, I don’t understand why they didn’t correct this.
I followed their procedure not to auto-renew my subscription only to have my credit card debited as a result I had to cancel credit card at my own expense.
A year ago, I corresponded with a member. I checked my message with friends beforehand to ensure it wasn’t offensive, abusive, etc. Then suddenly my account was suspended and reinstated within days except my profile details wiped. I e-mailed the company directly for an explanation; none were provided but apologies in poor English with a chance to recreate my profile from scratch, I decided not to do so as I have no confidence that same won’t happen again.
Does anybody know of any good dating websites for people with disabilities such as mental health issues?
Thanks,
Kruger.
email me at [email protected] if interested in purchasing
cheers, Sheldon
Please feel free to review 50/50 NZ Dating 5050nzdating.nz We would be very grateful if you could add us to your list.
50/50 has been built here in NZ and you don’t have to register to do a search (available right on the Homepage) to see if there are people available to meet in your area. Other pages available to view without having to register include: Dati Kati vlog/blog, Memberships and About Us.
If you do decide to register at 50/50, you will be offered free gold membership for 24 hrs. Free Gold membership lets you Send Smiles, Send messages (including Live Chat), Send An Offer To Upgrade (to someone else) and invite someone for a ‘no strings attached’ 50/50 Coffee. A 50/50 ‘no strings attached’ Coffee invite means that each party pays for their own coffee and in doing so, this sends the message that you intend ‘to meet’ only and hopefully reduces the ‘sexual pressure’ that many women are faced with when meeting a stranger.
The intended purpose of offering 24 Hrs Free Gold is the ability of members to then be able to send out their own personal ‘Easy as’ Intro. The Easy as Intro form shows you how to introduce yourself to someone properly. This is very easy to do, and probably the best way to make the first initial contact with someone – it certainly helps to reduce the feeling of ‘stranger danger.’
If you enjoy being on the site, we offer a particular emphasis on vlogging to date safe (and offer one month’s free dating for anyone who sends us in their vlog). Uploading a vlog is one of the best ways to know that someone is who they say they are. You can then tick-box our 50/50 Verification form which will display the 50/50 Verification badge on your profile photo when you have a vlog present.
We are one of the few dating sites in NZ that does not accept overseas registrations. As the internet is global, most dating sites are littered with scammers. 50/50 has blocks in place to prevent overseas registrations. And sorry folks, but just about all FREE dating sites will have scammers present, because these dating sites rely on advertising and traffic from overseas to populate their site. It’s a good idea to contact a dating site to find out if they allow overseas registrations. Many of the most popular ones – do.
Paying something to join a dating site (at 50/50 we’re extremely competitive) is just a good idea. What this means is that you are
a committed dater and are serious about finding someone. People who who don’t pay are really (sorry about this folks again) are really sending a signal that are just fooling around. And in general, they generally are.
Would you really want to meet someone who hasn’t paid to be on a dating site?
At 50/50 also, you can cancel payment if there’s no one that interests you at that time, but remain on the site for free if you wish. You don’t need to cancel your account to cancel payment.
We also offer $1 Pay Per Profile (PPP) you can send as many messages as you like to one profile, or send a message to a Gold or Gold + V member for $1. This means people don’t have to commit to a monthly fee, if they don’t wish to.
We do ask though, that everyone uploads a profile photo and completes an ‘Easy as’ Profile including choosing two hobbies from the drop-down.
Best regards,
Jay Mac
50/50 NZ Dating
They are a hook-up site, but I met a few guys on there, and as long as you are up front about wanting long term, there shouldnt be to much issue.
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