Plenty Of Fish Messaging Disabled
What to do About Being Blocked On POF. First off, if you have been blocked by someone on Plenty Of Fish, don't take it personal (unless you did something like sent them a nasty message, etc).This has happened to me and probably everyone on POF.com at one time or another and some people on Plenty Of Fish are just very business-like, when it comes to finding a compatible partner. Njoy plenty of fish because I'm able to be safe and have my choice in who I choose to chat with. Seems all the right people know where to go. Njoy plenty of fish because I'm able to be safe and at the same time have many more choices to.
Scormus
Senior Don Juan
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Pof Messages Disappeared
This is a POF question but don't know where else to turn.
Basically today I noticed:
a) I can no longer send messages to anyone new ('you are not allowed to contact this user') with 10 users in a row, including a few I was just testing
b) The messages however do turn up on the sent folder but all show as Unread
c) Girls I replied to show up as Unread even though one of them I saw was logged in and normally reads my messages promptly
d) Definitely I did not send 40 messages to new girls in one day which I heard there is a limit on. A lot of action I get is from the Meet Me with girls writing in.
What's going on, if I was blacklisted wouldn't they have just deleted my account?
I am an upgraded account maybe they intend to delete me after I expire?
All I've done is talk to a lot of girls and make a lot of dates (7 in the next 2 weeks) which I will go on.
I thought of contacting POF admin but did not want to draw attention to myself in case its just a technical glitch.
Thanks in advance guys.
Scormus
Why online dating is good
It’s interesting how, with certain patterns, you can make a great online dating profile.I spoke with Whitney Perry, the founder of the Single Online Dating Guide, who shared a great analogy.If you are wearing a dress that has zippers up the side, you can show what the dress looks like in a different way to different people by zipping it up a bit. The same thing is true for online dating profiles. With different profiles you can show a different side to different people. Maybe your body is a little softer in some photos, or you are extra shy and don’t like the camera or you have a weird-looking nose, or maybe you are cool in person but not so much on paper. When you show a different side to your online dating profile, people get a better impression. Your profile is less like a resume and more like an item you are trying to sell. So, unless your marketing team is a super awesome, skilled team, online dating profiles should only show what you like. You are trying to get out of a space where people are going to feel the need to make assumptions about who you are. And if they do, they are wrong. You don’t have to have an amazing job, amazing car, or money, and you don’t have to be super outgoing, friendly, smart, attractive or wear a dress that reveals a lot of skin or be a brunette.