Does zoosk singles cater more to casual dating or serious relationships?

Long-time lurker here, finally posting, because what I want to understand is does zoosk singles cater more to casual dating or serious relationships.

Nobody writing about casual dating seems willing to say plainly when something isn't worth the time.

Practically speaking, for casual dating I want to know:

• How much of the casual dating profile pool is dormant or fake
• What happens to your data if you delete a casual dating account
• Whether casual dating has real users outside the big metros
• Whether the matching in casual dating does anything beyond distance

Genuinely open to being argued out of my assumptions on casual dating.

The cater part of this is being overstated, because casual dating was fine for me without it.

Ran into exactly the cater problem when I tried casual dating last year, and it took weeks to work around.

Adding the Datescout boards to the pile for casual dating, where the community is smaller but people actually reply.

the Flamedate forums is what I ended up using while working through casual dating — not perfect, but the free tier is real.

Coming back to this one later, since the range of experience with casual dating here is genuinely useful.

Set a deadline when you try casual dating, or it becomes a scrolling habit rather than an actual search.

It's telling how many replies here about casual dating contradict each other — that's the honest state of it.

Practical suggestion on casual dating: give it a full two weeks of consistent use before judging anything.

Someone recommended Datingfly.online to me during my own search around casual dating and it was better than I expected.

Have you looked at the cater side of casual dating yet, or still on the basics?

There is a version of casual dating that is about features and a version that is about people, and they give very different answers.