Found my people!
I would honestly say it’s worth the $22 after my first experience. I got out with a really great group of people. Everyone was very open minded and committed to talking to everyone in the group. Never an awkward moment! You get exactly what you pay for. :) I’d totally do it again.
I rarely leave reviews
I rarely take the time to right a review- good or bad. But I have been enjoying 222 a lot so I have to say to anyone who’s considering it- go for it. I recently went through a breakup so I have a lot more time on my hands than before. My existing friends still have the same schedule so I can only fill that downtime with them so much. 222 has brought me to some great places and I’ve met a lot of cool people. Not only that- even though it asks a million questions, I think all of that info does a good job finding matches. Beyond that- you can customize your algorithm to meet more people who share specific traits, values or interests and the app truly does respond to your preferences. There’s also something so dynamic about even the people that weren’t your original match. When all of the tables converge, it’s like we’re all here on the same adventure and have a shared mindset. People are open and easier to connect with. I’ve done 4 so we will see if any of these connections end up being long term but I can definitely see that happening and hope it does Very fun and interesting experience. I also like the format of subscription. I guess before it was pay per event which would add up.
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222 Unabashedly Treats Certain People Like They’re “Lesser Quality”
UPDATE: I contemplated rejoining 222 after I got a text inviting me to renew my subscription. Went to check the app, and didn’t have any invites. So they asked me to renew without offering any invites to attend. They couldn’t manage an app to save their life.
ORIGINAL: Was told by 222 in November I’m guaranteed to attend one event a month. Tonight, they walked back on it, and rejected me for 3 in a row with none other scheduled, and lied when called out on it.
Doesn’t matter if you’ve attended 40 222 events. They will reject you. When called out on this, they said they pride themselves on creating “high quality experiences.” Which translates to those they reject as being “lesser quality.” So if you want an app to tell you that they don’t deem you worthy enough to attend their events, sign up for 222 today. :)
ORIGINAL: Was told by 222 in November I’m guaranteed to attend one event a month. Tonight, they walked back on it, and rejected me for 3 in a row with none other scheduled, and lied when called out on it.
Doesn’t matter if you’ve attended 40 222 events. They will reject you. When called out on this, they said they pride themselves on creating “high quality experiences.” Which translates to those they reject as being “lesser quality.” So if you want an app to tell you that they don’t deem you worthy enough to attend their events, sign up for 222 today. :)
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Impressive curation of epic community and genuine connection
I have heard about 222 for awhile and truly grateful I took the leap today to try my first experience in SF after recently moving from NYC. Had an amazing lunch with great group of women and then met larger 222 group to paint at the palace of fine arts. Beautiful day and met such cool people I’m excited to try more events!
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It’s OK if you’re actually approved for events
They have a good collection of events. It’s a good way to meet people and try out different things in and around your city. The only issue is they try to Taylor people based off interest in alignment and a lot of times if you’re a male you general get accepted or approved for events. The Wright mix isn’t there. I find myself not getting accepted for events and I’m assuming. It could be for that reason. Also if I don’t get approved for events, but I’m not old about it.
Until the day of now I just effectively wasted an evening where I could’ve otherwise
Until the day of now I just effectively wasted an evening where I could’ve otherwise
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