OurTime

I feel that the site was not worth the money at all.

1. Profile space is limited by character to much less than other sites.
2. The automation is hyperactive and the layout confusing. It give you the impression there is activity there when there is none.
3. The automation asks you to compare two member photos and if you like one image more than the other, it generates an interest message to them, whether you intended to or not.
4. There is a start that indicated I was someone;s favorite every time I open it, and when I try to find out who, it just disappears.
5. Search tool has very few search options compared to other sites.
6. The available to chat markers are always on, and when I type a message, it always changes to user off-line 99 percent of the time.

I think it's a completely bogus dating web site.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

IN MY OPINION:

OurTime is promoting the use of its site by scammers as the following examples demonstrate:

1) Allowing the use of Tags which include phrases like "Text me", "at six 7 2", "GEmail", etc. People that create these tags have no intention of communicating via OurTime. Their only desire is to get you off of the OurTime system as fast as possible before someone reports them to OurTime​ as scammers. OurTime should stop allowing the use of scam Tags which is a very simple program change.

2) Several scammers have utilized the same profile information. Example "I am a teacher in a musical store". Commonly used profile phrases that are not common to the use of English here in the USA should be absolutely flagged as scammers. Very simple program change.

3) Stop the scammers from signing up. It would be very simple for the OurTime programmers to capture the IP address of the person signing up for the service and compare this to the physical location where they claim to reside. When the IP address of the scammer sending the email is interrogated more times than not they are not physically located in the US. Rather they are located in Russia, Nigeria, California or the Midwest - not where they claim to live.

4) Use of "promote me" tokens is a magnet for scammers. I've used tokens to promote me over 20 times and EVERY SINGLE TIME I've received replies for numerous scammers.

Bottom line: OurTime and other dating sites should be held liable for fraud committed against their clients as they do little or nothing to limit the fraud activity.

Last bit of advice: Most scammers will want to jump to email quickly.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

If you want to lose more money than you plan on losing, I say join. All the online reviews should tell you to steer clear of them. Once they get your credit card info they are like leaches, you can't back out and they've got you. Now you will have to jump through more hoops than a circus dog to keep them from helping themselves to your cash. They are just another class action lawsuit waiting to happen. I cant wait to see them go down with their ship.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend