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Tinder introduces $499 monthly subscription plan

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  • scenekiller
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    If you pay $499 for any dating or hookup app you deserve to be alone forever

  • That's just f*cking crazy... love how it says "Popular" for the option. Like who the f*ck paying $500 a month for this sh*t 

  • Mr.Marvelous
    Mr.Marvelous

    how can you see how many likes you got, without paying, when the limit is 99+ ? 

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If you pay $499 for any dating or hookup app you deserve to be alone forever

"certain new feature" :rip:

 

I'm sorry but if someone on tinder messaged me without matching I'd ignore

I am shocked. Who and why woukd anyone pay for this?
 

At this point just pay for sex cause....

That's just f*cking crazy... love how it says "Popular" for the option. Like who the f*ck paying $500 a month for this sh*t No Way Wtf GIF by Harlem

I think the point is to give you the option to only meet people that have that plan, aka only people that can afford the same things as you and to avoid people that can't afford much

 

there's already dating apps only for millionaires or billionaires so tinder doesn't want to be excluded from that demographic

Edited by shyboi

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Who the f**k would spend $500 a month to be disappointed on Tinder? :deadbanana4:

Pay to skip matching? :skull: Isn't that the whole point of the app? At that point just go to the person's Instagram and DM them there for the same result :dies:

 

Tinder must be BROKE broke.

Edited by Talento

5 minutes ago, Bloo said:

Who the f**k would spend $500 a month to be disappointed on Tinder? :deadbanana4:

Shawn mendes 

Did they forget that people can still leave you on read?

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Edited by Riot

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4 minutes ago, Talento said:

Pay to skip matching? :skull: Isn't that the whole point of the app? At that point just go to the person's Instagram and DM them there for the same result :dies:

 

Tinder must be BROKE broke.

Imagine the competitive threat Instagram would be if it had dating features.

They saw what Grindr was doing with their pricing model and figured the straights would be as desperate.

So basically for rich people to find other rich people. Dating apps are trash, I'm sorry. 

I feel like people are missing the point. It's meant to deter the ordinary users and create a special class, prove you're rich to engage with other rich people or influencers - like Raya

These dating apps are crazy. Even Grindr now you can't look past the 6 first profiles on your page.

And soon for $4,999 you can force someone on Tinder to date you, $499,999 to marry you. :heart:

If you’re the target demographic for this price point I think you’re better off trying to get into Raya :deadbanana4:

9 minutes ago, Bloo said:

Imagine the competitive threat Instagram would be if it had dating features.

True but the same result I meant was being left on read :ryan3:

Do they include an escort service in case the date goes wrong because for those money..

8 minutes ago, nostalgic said:

They saw what Grindr was doing with their pricing model and figured the straights would be as desperate.

Gay people also use tinder and pansexual and bisexuals. 

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