If you earn less than $200,000, you’re too poor for this app.
This week, a new dating app has launched that promises wealthy people the chance to fall in love with other wealthy people in their sad, lonely, rich world.
It claims its members include "CEOs, entrepreneurs, investors, millionaires, beauty queens, fitness models, Hollywood celebrities, pro athletes, doctors, lawyers and successful people, just [to] name a few."
"It works just like Tinder," the anonymous CEO of Luxy says in the press release. "With one big exception: Our app allows users to weed out the poor and unattractive."
According to the statement, the average income of users is over $200,000 and those who are "unable to keep up financially" are removed from the app immediately.
When signing up, you are asked to create a profile card.
Rossalyn Warren's iPhone
To complete your profile card, you are asked to pick your favourite hobbies from a weird mix of everyday activities alongside things like Animal Fancy and Gourmet Dining.
Rossalyn Warren's iPhone
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