I think there's bots on dating apps that try to lure you in initially and also try to get you back when you quit. 'Such and such likes you', sends a message and then ghosts. Then they sell you these overpriced super likes that don't appear to cut through the noise. I expect there are gullible, compulsive 'whales' that make the companies the majority of their ill-gotten loot. It has a similar predatory micro transactional model that Free to play computer games do, combined with the subscriptional model.
It also has a feeling of a one armed bandit machine, perhaps I'll win the 1 in a 1000 jackpot this time.. *Crank*.. It's a very mean, bait and switch business model.
Or perhaps the lack of success was down to my incel bad attitude ! (Probably a terrorist)
I'm hearing these apps are having to downsize their operations, because people are getting wise. Good.
It also has a feeling of a one armed bandit machine, perhaps I'll win the 1 in a 1000 jackpot this time.. *Crank*.. It's a very mean, bait and switch business model.
Or perhaps the lack of success was down to my incel bad attitude ! (Probably a terrorist)
I'm hearing these apps are having to downsize their operations, because people are getting wise. Good.
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