Agreed to a point, however, I wouldn't use the term "matching accuracy" if I was referring to Match.
At the end of the day, Match is a paid meat market unlike OK or PoF. So, by using it, and exclusively using email communications within it, you interact with folks who are motivated enough to at least pay for the service (which again, is a filter along with the lack of spell check).
The one positive I could attribute to Match is that you can (pretty much) use their profile filtering.
At the end of the day, Match is a paid meat market unlike OK or PoF. So, by using it, and exclusively using email communications within it, you interact with folks who are motivated enough to at least pay for the service (which again, is a filter along with the lack of spell check).
The one positive I could attribute to Match is that you can (pretty much) use their profile filtering.