Match Group, Inc., the parent of Match.com, is being sued by the Federal Trade Commission for allegedly using fake accounts to coerce users into subscribing. The Federal Trade Commission announced ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The CEO of Match Group, which owns Match.com, Hinge and Tinder, said that he has “empathy” for victims of scams on ...

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The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday alleges, in a new lawsuit, that Match Group - which owns many dating sites including Tinder, OKCupid, and Plenty of Fish - relied on “fake accounts created by ...

Dating site Match.com went live in 1995—it’s ancient in terms of the world wide web. That’s a whole lot of time for users to forget they ever had a profile or what embarrassing content might be on it.

Match.com, Tinder, and OkCupid all hope to find your soulmate, no matter where you are. Whether you’re looking for long-lasting romance or just a hookup, there’s bound to be one service in this ménage ...

Match Group Inc., whose dating app portfolio includes brands like Hinge, Tinder and Match.com, is investing $100 million in Sniffies, a platform for queer men, paving the way for a possible ...

When it comes to getting your money back from a romance scam, it can be nearly an impossible task. Match Group's CEO said he feels bad for victims, but "things happen in life." Romance scams typically ...