Is Just Senior Singles legit?

What "legit" should mean for a dating site

A legitimate dating site tells you four things plainly: who runs it, what it costs, how to leave, and what it does and doesn't check. If a site hides any of those, be careful. Here's each one for Just Senior Singles, so you can judge for yourself.

Who's behind it

Just Senior Singles is run by High Intent Media Inc, a Delaware corporation with its registered office at 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958. The same company runs this guides website and the members area, and membership is governed by the members terms, under Delaware law. About us has the details, and key facts puts everything on one page.

What it costs, and how billing works

You can join, build a profile and look around for free, for as long as you like. Reading and replying to messages needs a paid membership:

US members pay in dollars and UK members in pounds. Prices as set for the members area on November 8, 2026; the members area always shows the exact price before you pay. Memberships and trials renew automatically until you cancel in My profile › Membership and billing. Your card statement shows the billing name displayed at checkout.

Every membership renews automatically until you cancel. The checkout shows the billing name that will appear on your card statement before you pay, and it may not say "Just Senior Singles", so make a note of it.

The honest caveats

A legit site should also tell you what it can't promise. These are ours.

• We can't check everyone's story. Photos are reviewed and members can ID-check their profile, but age, job, marital status and the rest are the member's own words. Our guide to telling if someone is really single helps.
• Profiles are shared with partner sites. Members of other sites in the same network can see and message you, and every profile shows where that member joined. Not everyone you see will have joined a site for over-50s.
• Any adult can join. The site is made for people over 50, but the minimum age is 18 (21 in Alabama, Mississippi, Nebraska and Wyoming).
• Scammers target every dating site. No site can keep out every one. The ID check and photo review help; the rule that protects you completely is never to send money to someone you met online.

What we won't do

We won't tell you how many members we have, show you invented success stories or testimonials, or claim that every single profile has been checked. If you see a dating site making claims like that without explaining how, ask how it knows.

How to check any senior dating site

Whether you choose us or someone else, a few minutes' checking is worth it:

1. Find the company name and address. It should be on the site, not only in the small print.
2. Read the prices and the renewal terms before you enter a card number.
3. Look for an online way to cancel.
4. See what the site says it checks, and whether it explains how.
5. Search the site's name with the word "complaints".

Our guide on how to choose a senior dating site goes through these in more detail.

If something goes wrong

For account or billing questions, use the members help center. If a member asks you for money or you think you've met a scammer, report the profile from the profile itself, call your bank if you've paid anything, and report it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Our safety page lists where to report in the UK, Canada and Australia.