How MyBzz Works

Matching sorts by distance first, so where you are decides what you see

The “For you” cards sort by distance first, within 10 km and then 50 km bands. Shared goals and profile completeness come after distance, and gender and age are not used, according to the company. A card also carries a match score built from six areas, but the weights are not published, so you cannot tune the score yourself. ^[2]

The help centre does not say how often the list refreshes, and the overview names the cards “Meet” where the help calls them “For you”. Expect the list to change as people join and move, and do not read a short list as a sign that nobody is nearby. ^{[2] [1]}

The steps, with who acts and how long each one takes

The table follows one buyer from sign-up to a connection. The only long wait is the VIP start, which the company gives as seconds in one place and up to 48 hours in another. ^{[6] [4] [5]}

Buyers wait for mutual interest, and VIP buys the earlier message

You browse, tap Add or Skip, and a chat opens when the other person also wants to meet. Free accounts cannot message anyone before they connect. VIP changes that, and the help centre says VIP starts within seconds of payment, while the terms say up to 48 hours. ^{[1] [3] [4] [5]}

Organisers depend on the waitlist, and guests cannot see their place

When an event is full, sign-ups go to a waitlist. When a guest drops out, the person who has waited longest gets the spot, and only the creator can approve, reject or promote guests. Waitlisted guests cannot see their position, so ask the organiser if you need to know where you stand. ^[7]

Rankings reset on the 1st and reward visibility, not VIP

The monthly rankings count only the current calendar month in Polish time, and they reset on the 1st. The three rankings are separate, and the top three get a newsletter profile, a spot on the home page in the first week of the next month, and a badge. There are no prizes, and VIP is not given for a place. ^[8]

| Ranking | What counts | Reset | Top three get | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Authors | Each post or comment counts 1 | 1st of each month | Newsletter profile, home page spot, badge | | Ambassadors | Each invited friend who confirms an account with a photo and a phone or email | 1st of each month | The same three rewards | | Points | Activities are not all listed in the help article | 1st of each month | The same three rewards | The help article does not list every activity that earns points, so the points ranking cannot be planned from the page. ^[8]

Where people get stuck

The three places people stall are the SMS code, the VIP start, and a phone number they did not mean to show. The SMS code can take time to arrive, and some countries use email codes or cannot sign up. The VIP start is a gap between seconds and 48 hours. Test phone and email visibility with two accounts before you share a number. ^{[6] [4] [11]}