maatjemeer-match.nl
Online dating site for plus-size singles and people who prefer a partner with a fuller figure, based in the Netherlands
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About maatjemeer-match.nl
Maatjemeer-Match.nl is a dating website for plus-size singles and for singles who want a partner with a fuller figure. The site states that it bans fake profiles and does not use chat operators.
The service is aimed at individual singles in the Netherlands.
The site is operated by Amazing Bits B.V., a company registered in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. The company is currently advertising one open position, for a Medior/Senior .NET Developer.
Product: Online dating website for plus-size singles and partners of plus-size people
Jobs at maatjemeer-match.nl
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