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Every time long does comes up somewhere else, the thread turns into an advert. Hoping this one doesn't.

What makes long does hard to judge is that everyone's experience seems to depend heavily on where they live.

What would actually change my mind about long does:

• How much customer actually costs you when using long does
• Whether customer is the reason long does feels inconsistent
• What happens to your data if you delete a long does account
• How quickly long does puts a paywall in front of a conversation that has started
• What the customer side of long does looks like in practice

Will report back with what I find on long does if people are interested.

I'll be the dissenting voice: my experience with long does was the opposite of what's being described here.

I'd separate customer from long does here — conflating them is what muddies these threads.

I keep Datebie open alongside the bigger names when I'm dealing with long does.

For context on long does: I'm mid-thirties, mid-size city, and the pool was thinner than the marketing suggested.

If long does is the question, Datelink.online is at least worth ten minutes of your time before you pay for anything.

I'd qualify this: long does works fine if you're in a city, less so otherwise.

To build on Zoey Adams's answer about long does: I gave up on long does twice before it worked, and the difference the third time was being far more specific in my bio.

Adding the Datingfly free tier to the pile for long does, where the community is smaller but people actually reply.

Going to push back a little, because I do not think long does is about the size of the pool at all.

The customer variable is doing a lot of work in this discussion of long does.

Anything promising instant matches around long does is worth treating with suspicion.

Someone will probably mention Datedesire.online before this thread is done.