Rob D.
Extremely Disappointing Experience:
People join a dating site because they're looking for something real. They're investing their time, emotions, and money in the hope of finding a genuine relationship. That makes honesty and authenticity far more important than they would be for an ordinary product or service. My experience with Paranormal Date was extremely disappointing. The site filled with profiles that are fake. Many of the women use photos that look more like professional modeling portfolios than everyday people looking for a real relationship. The conversations and interactions felt equally artificial. After spending time on the site, it became very difficult to believe I was interacting with real people who had a sincere interest in meeting anyone. After reading the reviews, I found that my experience was far from unique. The site has accumulated a large number of negative reviews from people describing many of the same concerns. Yet despite those complaints, George Noory does not address any of these concerns and continues promoting Paranormal Date on Coast to Coast AM, as though nothing is wrong. Before I realized how disappointing the site was, I actually tried to purchase a membership. Ironically, I couldn't even give them my business because the payment was processed through a third-party offshore payment processor that my bank flagged as unsafe and advised me not to use. My debit card was declined for that reason. It's hard to have confidence in a company when even the payment process raises concerns before you ever become a paying customer. I listen to Coast to Coast AM on a regular basis while I'm working on late night hours, and have for a long time. That's exactly why this is so disappointing. George's endorsement carries weight with his audience. When a trusted host repeatedly promotes a service that has generated so many complaints, it inevitably reflects on his credibility as well. I'm not questioning the radio program itself, of course. I'm questioning why these concerns have never been publicly acknowledged or addressed. Listeners deserve better than to keep hearing the same endorsements while so many customers are reporting the same problems.