Datehackr

@amirromi2 I can guarantee it's against their terms of service on pretty much any dating site. However, it's very unlikely they enforce it, or even find out what you are doing. My main concern is that if you have a bunch of dummy accounts, either you make similar profiles for yourself and you do get found out, or the dummy profiles aren't really you, so any hits you get will be from people who weren't interested in you.

@amirromi2 @warren_g_robin Dating apps are overwhelmingly men. When you sign up for one, you get a burst of matches the first week (aka Noob Boost). Afterward, the matching algo throttles you down to a trickle. We use your images for your puppet profiles. You control all the puppet profiles through our app. So it really is YOU behind the scenes. The puppet accounts we create don't get banned.

@tanastasiu No, but this would be easy to implement if someone requests it. Personally, i think it would not be as effective. Because we automate Bumble and women message first, there really is no need. Bumble matches are very chatty. But if you buy the Diamond plan, i'm happy to implement this for you.

@pray_sleep apparently the bot just swipes right on everyone, it's not a chatbot. Still, I don't think that more matches = higher success rate. Quite the opposite... The more people you talk to, the less focus you can give to each person.