OurTime.com Deceptive, Lousy Customer Service, Poorly-Designed Website Internet

I signed with OurTime.com with caution. A limited membership. I never intended to remain on the site for very long, and hardly need to throw my money down a rathole. I took the free trial, then paid for ONE additional month (at a higher rate, of course.) Well, somewhere buried  the "fine print" is a thing about automatically renewing your membership each month at that high rate. So they took me for November's fee, of course. I've demanded a refund, although I won't get a penny back I'm sure.

Their website is poorly-designed, difficult to navigate/understand, and extremely glitchy - lots of freezing, reloading, and weirdly-directed commands. If you need help, well good luck finding out how to get it before the website freezes up again! Also, as far as I can tell, there is no way to contact them via phone. Only email. In my opinion, a legitimate internet service ALWAYS has a phone number that can be called. If not - proceed with caution!

You get "mail", but it's nothing but automatically-generated fishing-type questions in the subject line. No actual, real text from the individual. It took me a few of those to understand what was going on, so I would reply to the man only to receive an answer that he hadn't contacted me and it "must be a mistake!" Talk about EMBARRASSING.

Potential matches seem to be utterly random. The ONLY thing that matched my specifications was the age range of the matches sent to me. Other than that, nothing in common and often something specific that I SPECIFIED was a deal-breaker! In other words, their algorithm doesn't have anything to do with commonalities went matching up people. So what's the fricking point of filling out all those fields?

And don't fall for OurTime's slick t.v. ads, either. All those super-attractive actresses and actors extolling the wonders of the website - PAH! Very low-quality members. I wouldn't let my dog even visit some of those member's dogs! Seriously . . . UGH!

Stay away from OurTime.com. It's a total waste of your money, time, and effort. You're better off meeting someone in the aisle of your grocery store.