Here’s What You Get With Tinder’s New $5,000 Vault Subscription
Tinder introduces new premium subscription service (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Tinder is rolling out a new premium service to help you find the one. Or, a one, if you prefer. Tinder is introducing a new premium subscription service called Tinder Vault.
According to reports, the new option will reportedly cost $499 a month. Or you can get an annual subscription for a whopping $4,999.
New Tinder Vault Subscription
Now, users can expect new features through Tinder Vault. According to Men’s Health, it promises to help your profile be seen by more people and help you find some of the most sought after profiles.
According to Men’s Health, it’s a very exclusive app where the only way you can join is by being invited. The company says 1% of its user base will be able to access this new exclusive feature.
It appears to be competition for dating apps like Raya that are aimed at celebrities or an exclusive group of people.
Men’s Health reports the membership will allow users to send massages to profiles without having to match with them first. It’s a good thing this is an exclusive feature. Can you imagine if everyone on the app could do that? No women would be left on the app. They’d all be annoyed and get off it in search of an app that doesn’t allow that. For sure.
It seems like I’m not the only one noticing that could be a problem. Men’s Health points out that it “has come under criticism online, with many commentators pointing out that it essentially removes consent from the user experience, and creates an open field for harassment and even stalking.”
One user on X, who goes by Honey, said, “Who on earth would agree to a date with someone who paid 500 dollars to bother people? Did Elon buy Tinder”
Men’s Health went on to say that the subscription members would only be allowed to use that feature and send unsolicited messages twice per week.
Lastly, you can read more about the new service from Men’s Health.
Avoid These First Date Fails: 14 Worst Places to Go
First dates can be thrilling, nerve-wracking, and full of potential. They offer the chance to make a lasting connection with someone new. However, as many of us have experienced, not all first dates go as smoothly as planned. Some can quickly spiral into unforgettable disasters, leaving us with stories to share and laugh about later.
Many factors can make or break a first date, such as a lack of chemistry or a catfish moment. The location of a first date can make all the difference. Some settings set the stage for romance and connection. Others are like stepping into a catastrophe.
Imagine being all dressed up, excited to meet your date for the first time, and then you find yourself in the middle of a crowded and noisy sports bar. The blaring televisions and raucous cheers make it impossible to hear each other. Alternatively, you might find yourself at a fast-food joint, where the aroma of greasy fries and the glaring fluorescent lights kill any possibility of romance.
Choosing the wrong place for a first date can turn what should be an exciting experience into an awkward or uncomfortable affair. However, it’s worth noting that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to the perfect location for a first date. The key is communication and understanding each other’s preferences.
Avoid these first-date fails.
Instead of opting for crowded or distracting venues, consider locations that foster genuine conversation and allow you to get to know each other in a relaxed setting. Cozy coffee shops, serene parks, or intimate restaurants are often better choices. Ultimately, the best first date location aligns with both of your interests and allows you to focus on what truly matters. And what matters is the potential for a meaningful connection with someone special.
Before you venture into the world of first dates, it’s good to know some spots that might not be the best choices. Here’s a list of places that could turn your first date into a bit of a disaster.
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