The match group will pay $ 14 million to settle the deceptive commercial practices claims

The Federal Trade Committee announced that the matches will pay To settle a complaint about deceptive practices. The settlement fee will be used to provide compensation for the affected customers for the dating services for the Match Group group, which includes Match.com, Tinder, Hinge, OKCUPID and Plantoffish.

The agency filed a lawsuit against the match group On a series of allegations. According to the complaint, the dating service company used misleading ads to encourage subscriptions and then made it difficult for customers to cancel those subscriptions. The Match Group collection was also accused of closing customers from their accounts when they tried to dispute the billing fees.

In addition to payment, Match Group approved clearly and clearly the conditions for “six -month guarantee”, as well as any conditions or restrictions on these offers. It will also provide simple mechanisms for customers to cancel their subscriptions. Finally, the Match Group will not break or take action against customers who provide bills disputes, and these customers will not be deprived of access to paid services or goods.

The match group also audited the scrutiny earlier this year after the investigation claimed that he had He made sexual abuse reports and did not make little effort to keep abusive or dangerous users to join other dating platforms he possesses.