I cannot find my city, what should I do?

Why does my city not appear in the list?

When you sign up for freemeet, we use Google's geolocation services to accurately identify your position. This system is designed to facilitate your search for local dates and allow you to quickly find profiles around you. In very rare cases, your town, a remote village, or a specific locality may not yet be listed in this global database.

If you cannot select your exact city, do not worry: this does not affect the quality of your experience on our platform in any way. freemeet remains completely free for all its members, and not finding your specific city will not prevent you from accessing all the features of our site, whether you choose to use our services for free or opt for our optional premium features.

How do I complete my registration?

If Google does not recognize your city, the simplest and most effective solution is to enter the name of the city closest to you. By choosing a neighboring town or a larger municipality located within a few kilometers, you ensure that the system can suggest relevant members residing in your geographical area.

Here are the steps to correctly set your location:

  • Type the first few letters of your city into the dedicated search bar.
  • If no suggestions match, try entering the postal code for your area.
  • Select the nearest city from the drop-down list provided by the system.
  • Once your profile is validated, you will have the option to specify your geographical situation in your profile description if you wish.

Why is it important to set my location correctly?

A correct location is essential for freemeet to connect you with people who actually live nearby. Although the site is designed to be a stress-free dating space, geographical distance remains a key factor in facilitating conversations and organizing real-life meetings.

If you still encounter technical difficulties despite these tips, do not hesitate to contact our support team, who will be happy to assist you in completing your registration.

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