A Singleton has claimed she was banned from Tinder after receiving an influx of messages enquiring if she was a catfish.
Laura Mundy, 21, from Leeds has only been on a date with a co-worker after being so keen to find a perfect match, investing in a plus version, costing her £7.99 per month.
The HR Administrator was, however, shocked as she tried logging into her account, meeting messages informing she was banned for activities that violated the terms of use.
Laura claimed she regularly receives messages saying ‘You are too fabulous to be true, believing Tinder actually banned her because she’s too good.’
‘I thought I would try online dating to see if I could find someone to date as my friends have been there before and came out successful. When I registered, I had a mixture of both filtered and unfiltered photos.’ Laura explained.
‘I had a lot of messages saying I was a fake profile and I don’t think anything of it, but the more incoming messages I got, I began to get annoyed with it. I receive messages saying I was a fake profile or using model’s photos.’
‘I receive endless messages even as I was on Instagram which I don’t have anymore. Likewise, I receive messages from verified people saying I can’t be a real account.’ Laura added.
Laura further claimed she didn’t receive any explanation from Tinder and that when she tried to create a new account with her number, a pop-up repeatedly said she was banned. Tinder, on the other hand, has been contacted for comment.
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