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It's either an "indecent proposal" or a smart marketing gimmick. The dating app for rich and attractive people Luxy is offering an affluent California city 3.45 million to rename itself "Luxy U.S.A."

A popular dating site for rich men, as well as an app, Luxy has a lot to offer the affluent singles community — including 100% free registration, advanced swiping technology, and a history of more than 21 million matches.

A new dating app, LUXY, allows singles to weed out poor and unattractive matches.Like Tinder, users can swipe through potential dates anonymously, and will only be matched with suitors who find them mutually attractive.

All 'date a rich person' services are appalling enough, but today, I present to you a new low: LUXY, the app that is literally being pitched as "Tinder without the poor people."

A new dating app has everyone shaking their heads.It's called Luxy, and according to a press release, the app is billing itself as "Tinder, minus the poor people."

Luxy is the dating app "for the top 1% demographic."

(CNN)--If you're looking to hook up via your smartphone,and aren't overly concerned about looking like a snob while doing so,Luxy may be the app for you...

A new dating app called Luxy matches matches wealthy singles...to wealthy singles.It describes itself as "Tinder,minus the poor people."

These and other giddy exclamations will most certainly not come pouring out of your face the minute you read about Luxy, a new, horribly edited, clumsily designed, so-dumb-it-might-be-a-hoax dating/hookup app designed exclusively for rich, attractive people, AKA "Tinder for douchebags."

Naturally, the Internet has produced several social networking efforts geared toward the affluent like Luxy, a dating app for the wealthy.

Now, just as in the real world, those who want to outclass their less monied peers—but aren't quite rich enough for Luxy, the millionaire dating app that literally weeds out poor people

The new feature, Vouch, comes into play. Vouch is basically a filter that allows existing members to vote a "yay" or "nay" based on an applicant's looks and annual income. (Remember, the app doesn't entertain "the poor and the unattractive.") The rationale behind this new feature, Vouch, is to increase its members' security and improve their browsing experience.

In recent weeks, two new mobile dating apps have been added to what's becoming an increasingly crowded market.... the other, Luxy, invites wealthy individuals to find someone with whom to share their high-end lifestyles.