Who writes this site

I am Elena Zhang. I hold a MillionaireMatch Premium membership, and every MillionaireMatch price and tier list published here comes from what I read inside that account or on MillionaireMatch’s public pages, on a stated date. I answer the questions people ask before they register or pay: what it costs, what is free, which tier does what, how to cancel, whether the service is legitimate.

I write in US English for readers in the United States. I am not a matchmaker, and I hold no credential in dating or finance.

Affluent Intent is not MillionaireMatch. I cannot see anyone else’s account, and I cannot approve a photo or issue a refund.

How I check facts

Facts here come from two places. Most of them I read inside my own account: the upgrade page, the privilege lists, the Payment Details page under Settings, the privacy and visibility toggles. The rest are on MillionaireMatch’s public pages, chiefly the FAQ, the Service Agreement and the community guidelines. The last full check was September 20, 2026.

The account check is read-only. I look at my own screens and write down what they show. I do not message members to test a feature and I do not open second accounts.

Counts move, so every number here carries the day I read it. On September 30, 2026 the member area counted 39 Premium privileges, 44 for Platinum and 56 for Chairman. When a count changes, I change the page and its date. The longer method is on how we check facts.

How the site is paid

Affluent Intent is paid a commission when a reader registers with MillionaireMatch or buys a subscription through a link on this site. That is the site’s only income. Nobody at MillionaireMatch pays for a sentence or reads a page before it goes up, and nobody there has asked me to change one.

That money is a reason to be careful. The free account has a page of its own, and canceling and refunds get as much room as prices. Where the honest answer is to wait, the page says wait.

What I never publish

No member names, usernames, photos, profile text or messages appear on this site. The product screenshots that do appear are cropped to the screen I am explaining, and they show no account details. I do not publish invented stories or testimonials, and I do not print member counts or star ratings for any service.

I have no awards and no press mentions, and I do not count years in the industry, so no page here claims any of it. Where a page names Inner Circle or The League, it uses their own public pages and stops there.

When MillionaireMatch makes a claim about its own size, a page here says the company describes itself that way and links the page where it does.

Corrections and contact

Corrections go to the contact page. Name the page, quote the sentence, and tell me what you saw instead and when. I will open my account and look at the same screen, then either correct the page or say why it stands as written.

A factual correction gets the new figure and a new date on the page. If the correction is about a judgment, I rewrite the paragraph and note what changed.

Please do not send me login trouble or complaints about another member. Those belong with MillionaireMatch’s support team, and its email address, phone numbers and hours are on how to cancel and get a refund.

Editorial standards

I hold myself to five rules, and you can check each one against the page in front of you.

Standard What it means on the page
Dated facts Every price, count and setting carries the date it was read in the account or on the public page.
Exact price wording Prices use fixed wording that names the surface and the day, beside the sentence about what can change them.
Both sides What the free account gives and what it withholds; what a badge proves and what it does not.
No member details No names, usernames, photos, profile text or messages, and screenshots cropped to the product surface.
Corrections Errors are checked against the account, fixed with a new date, and never removed without a note.

The price rule is the strict one. A MillionaireMatch price on this site carries the date and the screen it was read from, and next to it is the sentence that prices vary by platform (web or app store), plan length, promotion and account state; the price that applies to you is shown at checkout.