Paranormal Date
Reviews and Complaints

I tried to cancel my subscription for Paranormal Date at least 3 times and it will NEVER confirm cancellation. May 14 -15 2024. I think this site is a scam, because of the many people that have contacted me, (and there are many) when I message them back they never respond. I am making a Formal Complaint with the Consumer Protection Agencey of Wisconsin. But today I want my Subsription cancelled and written Confirmation of this.

I signed up for Paranormal Date, hoping to find someone who shares my interest in all things paranormal. I paid for a full year's membership, which was advertised as a great way to connect with like-minded individuals. However, I was disappointed to find that not a single person who contacted me was actually interested in the paranormal! This was a huge letdown, as it was the main reason I joined the site in the first place.

To make matters worse, many of the people who contacted me were actually members of other dating sites with completely different themes. Some even admitted that they had never even heard of Paranormal Date! This made me feel like I had wasted my money on a site that didn't deliver what it promised.

When I reached out to customer service to complain, I was shocked to be met with denial. The representative I spoke to refused to acknowledge that there was a problem with the site's advertising, despite my clear evidence to the contrary. This only added insult to injury, and I felt like I had been taken advantage of.

In the end, I did not receive a refund for my membership, which was frustrating to say the least. I would caution anyone considering joining Paranormal Date to think twice before handing over their hard-earned money. While the idea of a dating site for paranormal enthusiasts is certainly appealing, the reality is that this site simply doesn't deliver on its promises.

So, I signed up for Paranormal Date (paranormaldate.com) and I got to tell you guys, it was kind of a bummer. Like some of the other folks who have reviewed it, I've also received a notification about someone's profile, only to find out that it was "no longer active." And let me tell you, this happened way too often.

What I found strange is that nobody on the site seemed to talk about paranormal stuff. Which makes me wonder why they even joined the website in the first place. I mean, if I'm gonna land on some paranormal dating site, you know I'm gonna want to talk about some spooky and strange topics! But I digress...

Anyway, I did have one genuine conversation with someone, which was nice. However, things took a turn for the worse when he wanted to switch to Google chat because of "funky static" on his phone. That feels kind of odd to me. Like, why can't we just text or message-through Paranormal Date?

Then, he hit me with a sad story about his electricity being shut off and he needed to borrow money from me. That felt like the ultimate red flag for me. I mean, come on. Why would I lend a guy money that I met through a dating site? That's just not how things work.

So, in conclusion, I'm canceling my account (goodbye, Paranormal Date) and I think George Noorey should be a little embarrassed that this is his website.

Paranormal Date, or paranormaldate.com, is a dating website that I came across recently. I must say, the terms of this website are frustrating. They take your money and block you from exploring the site, leaving you unable to discover fake robot characters who can't personalize their answers to your questions. I tried asking a potential match if we could meet up this week, but they gave me a generic response that didn't address my specific question. This left me feeling unsure about the authenticity of the website.

Sadly, I lost interest in over a dozen women who canceled their memberships after discovering that they couldn't respond for free or join without giving their credit card information – which is risky considering the potential for online scams. I fear that Paranormal Date might be another bogus site, so I'm understandably apprehensive. Shame on George Norey for allowing this to happen! (THUNDER AND LIGHTNING...)

So, I heard about Paranormal Date (paranormaldate.com) and decided to give it a whirl. First, I had to fill out a big ol' profile, which I figured would help me find some dudes with similar interests. I was looking for fellow paranormal enthusiasts and spiritual types, and thought that the site would be a great way to find them. But alas, it wasn't quite what I was hoping for.

The guys who responded to my profile didn't seem to have any connection to Coast to Coast or anything spiritual. It was a bummer, because I'm a vegan and I love exploring all of the topics that come up on C2C. I was hoping to find someone who shared my interests, but no luck. None of the guys were in my age range or ethnicity, and they all lived far away from me.

I was pretty disappointed, especially because I've had success with dating sites like eHarmony in the past. At least with those sites, I know that I'm meeting like-minded people who are serious about finding a relationship. Paranormal Date didn't quite deliver, but maybe it's just not the right site for me.

I recently joined Paranormal Date in hopes of finding someone who shares my love for all things supernatural and spooky. However, my experience with this site has been less than desirable.

One issue I've noticed is that there seems to be a high amount of catfishers on the site. It's frustrating to engage in conversation with someone who claims to be one thing, but their photo and information suggest otherwise. In fact, out of the 50 men over 45 that I matched with, only 2 were genuine. It's also strange that the majority of them claim to be widowed and god-fearing Christians. Is that really a coincidence?

Another red flag is when people have pictures of themselves that don't match their supposed ethnicity or their neighborhood. It's evident that some users aren't who they say they are. Additionally, I discovered that my name was being used on other dating sites that had no affiliation with Paranormal Date, which is concerning.

George Noory, who endorses the site, should know about these scams. It's not fair that people are paying to use this site and not getting their money's worth. Overall, I wouldn't recommend Paranormal Date unless you're willing to sift through a lot of fake profiles.

This website called Paranormal Date is a total nightmare. They really got my hopes up at first, thinking that I might finally find my soulmate who shares my interests in all things spooky and ghostly. But alas, it turns out that the profiles on this site are all fake. It's a huge scam, I tell you. They send you messages that seem totally intriguing, but they are just trying to lure you into paying money so that you can access your inbox. Seems like every message I got was just plain weird and I had a really bad feeling about it.

I certainly don't recommend giving them your credit card information, even if they offer you a free or discounted month. Trust me, you'll regret it. Once they have access to your card, they won't hesitate to add loads of charges to it. And there's no way to get help or support from anyone on the site. It's like a ghost town, both literally and figuratively. You can't even cancel or delete your profile if you want to, which is a real bummer.

It's really upsetting that I fell for this hoax. I used to have so much respect for George Noory, the radio host who promotes this site. But now I'm just super disappointed in him and the show Coast to Coast AM. This whole experience has left a sour taste in my mouth and I feel like I've been duped. Do yourself a favor and stay away from Paranormal Date if you don't want to get scammed.

Signed up for Paranormal Date a while back, around August 9th and was interested in meeting other people who shared my fascination with the supernatural. At first, I was excited about receiving emails from others who were interested in getting to know me better. However, I soon realized that they were just sending me emails from other members, maybe just because they wanted to play matchmaker or maybe they were trying to trick me into staying longer.

I changed my mind and cancelled my membership on their website on August 12th. I thought everything was fine until November 8th when I realized they had charged me another 3 months' membership fee! I was pretty upset and contacted support right away. But, they told me there was no record of my previous cancellation. I was frustrated, to say the least.

They even had the gall to ask me to provide proof of my prior cancellation, which I thought was ridiculous. Of course, I didn't have any proof, I just trusted them to do what was right! It's obvious to me now that they don't really care about their members, they're just interested in taking people's money.

I've learned my lesson, and I want others to know that there are scammers out there who prey on lonely people. Don't fall for it like I did, it's not worth it!

I gotta tell ya, I thought joining Paranormal Date (paranormaldate.com) was gonna be my ticket to finding love with someone who shares my interest in all things supernatural. Unfortunately, my experience was nothing short of a nightmare.

So, I signed up on a lazy Saturday afternoon and immediately regretted it. The user interface was clunky, the pictures were grainy, and the profiles were sparse. But the real kicker was the price: a whopping $199 for a year's membership!

The very next day I reached out to their customer service team asking for a refund but, oh boy, no luck. They responded on a Tuesday at the ungodly hour of 4 a.m. (seriously, who's working at that hour?) telling me that because I had done some browsing and responding to messages (which were probably generated by site employees, let's be real), I wasn't eligible for a refund.

So now I'm stuck as a "member" for the year, and I have a feeling the only people I'll be talking to are either ghosts (which I don't believe in), prostitutes, predators, "cat-fish" or other poor suckers like myself. In fact, I think I'd have better luck finding a date in the grocery store.

And let's be clear: there's really no evidence that anyone on that site is actually interested in dating or talking about the paranormal. It's just a sham dating site, in my opinion.

George Norry (who's a millionaire, by the way) should be ashamed of what his name is attached to. If there was a way to give this site a negative rating, I would.

All in all, save your money and stay away from Paranormal Date. It's not worth the headache or the heartache.

So, I was thinking about dating an alien from outer space and stumbled onto Paranormal Date website. But lo and behold, my hopes were crushed! All I saw were pictures of old grannies trying to flirt with me, and some “ladies of the night” offering to keep me warm on cold nights. Nevertheless, I thought “what the heck” and created a little profile on the site just to see what would happen. Within 48 hours, I’d received over 200 messages. The problem was, these accounts were deleted almost immediately, forcing me to scramble and keep up with all the inquiries. Somehow, these “ladies” all managed to look stunning in their profile pictures (although I suspect they're fake). I began to notice certain patterns of banter and conversation in just a few minutes of conversations. They all ask you to contact them via coded e-mails and throw out mobile numbers disguised in bizarre stories like “I went down highway 888 and saw 780 donkeys and then counted 1001 crows”. I am trying to schmooze two of them, but it’s hard to get past the first hello. One of them asked me to help her going to LA to see her sick mother - obviously a hard pass, but the offers keep coming!

Okay, let me tell you about this Paranormal Date website I tried out recently. I gotta say, it wasn't exactly what I was expecting. First of all, I got a lot of messages from guys who didn't seem to be from America. And let me tell you, their English skills are not the best. It was hard to understand what they were saying half the time.

And get this - none of the guys I messaged with had even heard of Paranormal Date or Coast to Coast, the radio show that's connected to the site. Instead, they all claimed to be on other dating sites like 'Mature Singles' or 'BBW Dating' - like, what the heck?

One thing a different reviewer already mentioned and I gotta agree with is that the descriptions of these guys do not match their pictures at all. Like, some of them will say they're 'clean shaven' but then they have a huge beard in their photos. What's up with that?

And honestly, most of the guys on here seem to say the exact same things. They're all 'widowed' and have children, they claim to be college-educated but their English skills suggest otherwise. Oh, and they all love seafood and rice apparently, LOL.

Overall, I gotta say this site is a bit of a joke. To be honest, I think they should refund everyone's money because it's just not worth it. And George - the guy who promotes the site on Coast to Coast - he should be ashamed, in my opinion. This isn't what I was expecting at all.

This guy who runs Paranormal Date, let me tell ya, he's all talk. He always talks about how amazing his site is with over 100,000 members. But let's be real, that's a tiny fraction, even if you only consider folks in the USA. And if all those peeps were in one city, your chances of finding a match would be slim to none. He even tries to act like Newsmax is the best news site out there, but come on, that's fake news right there. It's been rated as one of the worst news sites out there with two former liars from the White House on the team. This jack-of-all-trades is just a money-hungry phony. He's changed Coast to Coast way too much, focusing on religious and politics instead of the paranormal stuff that made it awesome in the first place. And he turned his back on the guy who got him started on Coast to Coast. No loyalty at all, what a jerk.