Escalating Request Pattern on Match
Requests increase in size and frequency after each is fulfilled, instead of settling into a stable, request-free pattern. On Match, where the dominant catfish pattern is older-skewing user base targeted with military-deployment and widower personas, this tactic is a common companion to that pattern. Match has no native video-call feature, so testing for this tactic usually means proposing a call on a separate app instead.
Counter-Move
A history of granted requests is not evidence the next one is safe — track the trend, not just the most recent instance.
Check It
The tell — Requests increase in size and frequency after each is fulfilled, instead of settling into a stable, request-free pattern. — is carried in message text, which is what this tool compares against known script patterns.
ROMANCE SCRIPT INSPECTOR