A model has claimed she is 'too hot for Tinder' and says the dating app kept deleting her pictures.
Luna Benna, 21, became frustrated with Tinder and claims the app is prejudiced against her for being attractive.
Luna first signed up to Tinder in 2017 and had high hopes straight away, with hundreds of matches every month.
Men were so taken with the model's photos that they offered her gifts as well as compliments, such as holidays and money. Some even proposed.
Luna explained: "I was young, dumb and... looking for love. I received so many odd and silly messages during my time on Tinder. People offering me vacations, proposing to me, even offering money if I agreed to meet up with them. I never actually went through with that one, by the way."
She continued: "I definitely matched with people I liked. Did lots and lots of texting and FaceTiming, phone calls - the whole thing. Although I only actually ever met up with a couple of people from Tinder.
"One was a super awkward experience - the dude said my presence was so powerful it made him uncomfortable. He said it honest-to-god temporarily paralysed him and he'd never met a woman like me before. We didn't have much in common and the vibe got weird after that."
Luna's relationship with Tinder soon soured and before she knew it, she was kicked off the app altogether. The model was banned because her images were so popular they were attracting the creation of fake 'catfish' accounts.
She said: "From time to time, people would threaten me on Tinder for being too good-looking. People were stealing my photos and making money using my images. Catfishing, basically.
