⚠️ **2025 WARNING**: ParanormalDate.com now redirects to sensadate.date.
All issues documented in this review persist. Multiple review sites give
the platform low trust scores. Exercise extreme caution with billing.
An Honest Review Of ParanormalDate.com
When I first heard that the people that do C2C had put together a dating site I was hoping for the best. Honestly, it was a project that I’d considered quite some time ago, but other projects took precedent. This weekend I decided to check out the site and do a review of ParanormalDate.com. Spoiler – I wasn’t stunned in a good way.
First Impressions Of ParanormalDate.com
Right off the bat, I was worried when the site has a popup to find out what country you are in. This is the 21st century and most sites can figure out where you are on the planet. Google can do it with eerie accuracy.
Scrolling down the page the text promises “Find your match that shares an interest in the paranormal”. Seems pretty reasonable considering the name of the site. It even says it is free to search and send messages (a half-truth at best).
Then at the bottom of the front page, we have George Noory lending his credibility to the site.
Of course, there is the form to start getting you signed up for “free”. That is pretty typical.
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Once You Are Inside
Once inside ParanormalDate.com, you get prompted to fill out the standard sort of dating info, upload a picture and so on. Initially, I was really confused that none of the questions pertained to the paranormal.
The first bizarre thing was almost everything you enter needs to get “reviewed”. I’m not sure who is reviewing all the answers and photos, but as one person commented on another site reviewing ParanormalDate.com, “it feels very Big Brotherish”. I have to say I agree.
On his broadcast, George mentions that they are at about 80,000 members. Not a bad number, but when I checked to see how many women were online (which is what I had plugged in that I was looking for) only 18 came up as being online on a Sunday night. One thing I notice about dating sites is that they will claim high numbers of profiles, but in reality, most of them have been abandoned.
I looked around and nowhere on the site is there anywhere to match with other people on common interests that have anything to do with the paranormal. There is no way I can write a review of paranormaldate.com and not point out that it is totally missing the key element promised, matching with people that have the same interests as you.
The Next Big Problem
Paranormaldate.com promises to connect you with people that have the same interests as you, but there is another hurdle to that beyond not having a way to match with people with exact paranormal interests as I would have expected. That problem is that there is no way to really message people without signing up for a membership.
Now there are ways to “wink” at people or you can do the “encounters” thing, in other words, swipe Tinder style.
Testing things out, I signed up for a membership (more to come on that) and was SHOCKED to find out that if you want free members to be able to write you back, you will have to pay an extra $10 a month. I find that completely ridiculous. I understand that sites need to make money and that restricting outbound messages to paying customers is the main way to generate revenue. Not letting people answer back is just greedy. 
How Much Is Paranormaldate.com?
[ Check out the 2025 pricing below! ]
My secong biggest problem with PararationalDate.com is the pricing. It is pretty obvious that whoever put the site together is more than a tiny bit, profit oriented. Lets start with the basic pricing structure.
For what the site is, $34/month for a basic membership is far too steep. The 6-month price of $18.67 would be close to reasonable if they actually delivered on their promises. Considering the number of people that are theoretically on the site, the lack of customization for paranormal interests and so on, ParanormalDate.com is grossly overpriced.
Bogus Profiles To Pad The Ranks
Now I haven’t talked with any real profiles on Paranormaldate.com. Immediately after signing up I was messaged by someone that was obviously fake, and then one more that probably is. Reading other reviews of ParanormalDate.com, I found a post by Lori Carlson regarding her time on the site:
“Today, I received a message from someone and when I mentioned the PD website, they said they weren’t a member of PD, they were on a different dating site. Then it happened again, but an entirely different dating site. And finally a third time! again, an entirely different dating site. I was dumbfounded and a bit miffed by this information. My profile was on all 3 of those other dating sites, sites I had NOT signed up for.”
She goes on to say that she dug into it and ParanormalDate.com is really just another face for a larger network of dating sites. The whole thing is driven by whitelabeldating.com which is a service that lets people use their software to run dating sites. This explains why she was talking with people that had no interest in the paranormal.
Final Review Of ParanormalDate.com
Normally when I review anything I try and bring some positives and the negatives. In this case, there really are no positives. My final review of paranormaldate.com is to just stay away. It doesn’t deliver on the promise to connect you with other people interested in the paranormal, is stuffed with fake profiles and is overpriced.
The stark reality of how disappointed I am with this site is likely going to drive me to get the team going on building a dating site that is actually dedicated to people interested in the paranormal.
Update #1 To Being On Paranormaldate.com
Since signing up and doing my initial review of ParanormalDate.com, I have talked to a few “women” on the site, but virtually all of them have turned out to be bots sending messages. I’m also suspicious that most of the profiles are fakes as many of the stats don’t line up. An example would be women that look to be in their 30s having ages in their 50s.
What sparked this update though is something that happened with their blogs. To start with, I think having to be a paying member to write blog posts on their site is a bit backwards. Then I find out that they are censored.
I wrote about being on the site and wondering how many women had joined ParanormalDate.com or some other site that were on there. A few days later, I get a message that my blog post had been pulled down.
Now I can understand limiting offensive/angry/hate speech, personal contact info and external links. I can even see not posting about other members. The rest seems a bit suspicious. Are they not wanting people to complain or talk about the site?
This is just one more nail in the coffin that ParanormalDate is not a place to give money. I won’t go so far as to say that ParanormalDate.com is a scam, but it is definitely not a friendly place to hang out and look for other paranormal minded people.
2025 Update – The Sensadate.date Connection
Since my original review, ParanormalDate.com has undergone another transformation. The site now appears to be redirecting users to sensadate.date (specifically hub.sensadate.date), which operates on the same White Label Dating infrastructure I originally identified.
According to recent user reviews, ParanormalDate.com users have been migrated to the Sensadate platform without clear communication. One reviewer stated: “This website originally started as Paranormal date then it was switched to hub.sensadate.date”
The Same Problems Persist (And Got Worse)
Unfortunately, the issues I documented in 2019 haven’t improved—they’ve intensified:
Billing Problems:
- Multiple users report being charged for different subscription periods than what they selected
- Unexpected charges appearing on credit cards
- Some users report their banks flagging transactions as potentially fraudulent
Customer Service Black Hole:
- The phone number listed is reportedly non-functional
- Chat support can only handle basic questions and redirects everything to a ticket system
- Tickets go unanswered with no human contact
- Users cannot cancel subscriptions through normal channels
Trust Scores:
- Scamadviser gives sensadate.date a low trust score after analyzing 40+ data points
- Scamdoc rates both hub.sensadate.date and sensadate.date at 25% trust score
Paranormal Date Pricing Scam
Since my initial review, the price for Paranormal date has not only gotten worse, but more scammy.
On the signup form it shows you a $9.99 price (per week) but if you scroll a little, it is really that much a week for 3 months minimum. That means $102 for a “VIP” membership and $128 for “VIP+”.
Good luck trying to get that money back.
What looks like a low weekly rate is really a 3 month contract.
The White Label Dating Pattern
What I uncovered in my original review about White Label Dating has proven to be the core of the problem. The platform:
- Shares user profiles across multiple dating sites without user knowledge or consent
- Aggregates profiles from “various other sites” where users have no interest in paranormal topics
- Uses the same backend for multiple branded dating sites, explaining why users encounter people who never signed up for ParanormalDate
This isn’t just about ParanormalDate.com anymore—it’s part of a larger pattern of rebranding questionable dating platforms under different names while maintaining the same problematic practices.
My Updated Recommendation
My 2019 advice stands even stronger today: Stay away from ParanormalDate.com and its rebranded versions like sensadate.date. The platform:
- Still doesn’t deliver on matching people with actual paranormal interests
- Has worsened billing and customer service practices
- Operates under multiple names, which is a major red flag
- Continues to use fake/inactive profiles to pad membership numbers
If you’re already a member and want to cancel, contact your credit card company directly rather than trying to cancel through the site. Document all charges and consider disputing unauthorized billing if you signed up for one term but were charged for another.
4 Responses
Thanks for the pingback, Cliff and for doing an honest review of the paranormaldate.com site. Hopefully you didn’t invest too much into it. Like you, I was disapointed that the site wasn’t what it proclaimed to be. I will sub to your site in the hopes that you do create an actual paranormal dating site in the future and post a link to it here. Have a great week!
Terrible support ! NONE ! look it up and if it ain’t there they don’t care !
No clear definition of an “Inactive” or “deactivated” member,
nor what affect does putting someone on “Ignore” do to both parties
SOCKS !!!
Never again !!!
This is the worst site I have ever signed up for. I tried to contact the dating site at their email address ussupport @ temtro.com through email to complain about the issue i had but email failed to go through.(mail failure) I am an elderly woman who signed up as a member for a month, to see if this site was as bad as all the other dating sites. I was right, this site is just as bad as all the other dating sites. Lots of scammers, predators, and fake profiles, and phone numbers on profile that are from other country. I did not receive any messages directly from anyone from this site. The messages i received from members were their profile introduction. I never received any messages directly saying Hello Yvonne or any other messages directly to me. I do not recommend this site to anyone. Thanks Yvonne
I have found all the issues the author speaks of. Plus, I was on the site about 5 years ago and met a real person. I had her phone # from back then. Well, to my surprise, her profile popped up again in 2024. I said hi, then I texted her phone and inquired. She had not been a member since 2019. I did have a gut feeling I was being baited by additional profiles toward the end of my paid month. Sure enough. I was being baited by profiles that had not been current for 5 years.