Every app, every route back.
What each platform actually publishes about appealing a ban - the form it will read, the window you have, and what it says nowhere else.
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Badoo
Badoo’s own route is the form linked in the block notification, with a “dispute my block” support ticket as the…
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BLK
The appeal lives on one designated form, and BLK says it reviews nothing that arrives another way.
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Boo
Restricted? A box on the screen. Banned outright? A one-tap Appeal button, or an email to hello@boo.world - and…
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Breeze
Breeze’s User Guidelines set out how to object in detail - then put the form behind a link in the notification it…
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Bumble
Bumble is not Match Group, so a block is contained. The appeal form lives inside the block notification - screenshot it before it…
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Coffee Meets Bagel
Coffee Meets Bagel publishes no appeal form. Section 6 of its Safety Policy says the suspended and permanently…
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eharmony
eharmony publishes the appeal in its own words: a dispute request to Customer Care with those two words in the…
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EliteSingles
EliteSingles publishes no ban-appeal desk. It says you may appeal any action taken against your account, then…
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Facebook Dating
Dating sits inside your Facebook account, and Meta publishes no appeal route of Dating’s own.
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Feeld
Feeld’s own Terms describe an automated workflow that blocks an account once member reports hit a threshold - and…
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Grindr
Grindr calls it a profile ban, and takes the appeal in one place: a web form you sign into with the banned…
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happn
The appeal is a customer-service email, then a formal complaint at dispute@happn.com - and a suspension nobody…
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HER
HER’s Terms give you an appeal against content removed in error, and the link lands on a page called Contacting…
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Hily
The FAQ sends you to Hily support. The Moderation Policy carries the real procedure for EU and UK users - six…
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Hinge
On Hinge’s own EU figures for 2025: 86,650 appeals and 31,251 reversed, or 36.1%, with a median decision in 19 hours.
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Match.com
Match calls it a banned account or removed content. One route covers both: the designated form, complete, within…
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Muzz
Muzz says it cannot review a ban appeal sent by email or through customer support. The appeal it does review…
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OkCupid
OkCupid, Match and Plenty of Fish share a single appeal form - one submission, six months to use it. OkCupid writes back only…
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Plenty of Fish
Plenty of Fish deletes fast and explains little. One shared Match Group form, one submission, and being Match Group opens a second…
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Raya
Raya’s own pages document no appeal process at all. What is left is a letter to the two addresses it does publish,…
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SilverSingles
SilverSingles states it plainly in its Colorado safety policy, and points you at the site’s general feedback form.…
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The League
The League’s appeals article sets four requirements and stops: use the form, file within six months, give all…
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Tinder
Tinder’s Appeals Center has two buttons and no text box, so here is what we do instead, and what Error 40303 actually…
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Zoosk
Zoosk runs in three countries and the US territories - sign in from anywhere else and Zoosk says that alone can…
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