Online dating safety is important. While True League Dating has several built-in safety features — peer-rated profiles that discourage fake accounts, blind mutual matching that eliminates unwanted messages, and approximate-only location sharing — you should still follow these online dating safety tips.
1. Meet in a public place. Always choose a public location for first dates — never someone's home or a secluded spot.
2. Tell a friend. Let someone know where you're going, who you're meeting, and when you expect to be back. Share your date's profile screenshot if possible.
3. Arrange your own transportation. Don't rely on your date for a ride. Drive yourself, take public transit, or use a rideshare app.
4. Trust your instincts. If something feels off, it probably is. You can leave a date at any time — you don't owe anyone your time or attention.
5. Never send money. No matter how convincing the story, never send money to someone you've only met online. Romance scams are real and common.
6. Verify before meeting. True League's peer-rating system helps verify that profiles are real — fake accounts get low ratings and are filtered out. But you can also do a video call before meeting in person.
7. Keep personal info private. Don't share your home address, workplace, or financial information with someone you've just met online.
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True League has several safety features: peer-rated profiles discourage fake accounts, blind mutual matching means you only get messages from people you've matched with, and your exact location is never shared — only approximate proximity. However, you should always follow standard online dating safety practices.
True League's peer-rating system helps prevent catfishing because fake photos get low community ratings. For extra safety, do a video call before meeting in person, and always meet first dates in public places.
Red flags include: asking for money, refusing to video call, being overly pushy about meeting, having very few photos, photos that look like model headshots, and inconsistencies in their stories. Trust your instincts.