MARKET WATCH — Feb 19 — Zoosk targets 20 and 30 somethings, a demographic that spends a lot of time on social networking sites. Zoosk's founders say their site is among the first to incorporate social networking into online dating. Zoosk has received $4.5 million in funding and has 16.5m users. Not all dating sites are growing like Zoosk. Spark Networks saw sales drop to $14m vs. $15.8m a year ago, while Match.com's revenue grew 5% to $93.5m. While jobless people may be also lonely, many will find paying $25 to $35 a month for a dating service a luxury when they have no income and will use Zoosk or free sites like PlentyofFish. FULL ARTICLE @ MARKET WATCH
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No wonder Zoosk are doing so well!
The take your money and do not give you the service they advertise.
I paid for Premium membership but other members still could not send me messages which is one of the advantages stated on their website.
Emailing Zoosk support is futile – they never reply. And they even delete your complaints in their own community forums.
DO NOT USE ZOOSK!
No wonder Zoosk are doing so well!
The take your money and do not give you the service they advertise.
I paid for Premium membership but other members still could not send me messages which is one of the advantages stated on their website.
Emailing Zoosk support is futile – they never reply. And they even delete your complaints in their own community forums.
DO NOT USE ZOOSK!