Is the ourtime dating site for seniors easy for non-tech people?

I keep running into the same wall with dating site and I'd rather hear it from real users than another review site.

Every comparison of dating site I've seen skips the part I care about, which is what happens after you sign up.

So far I've tried the obvious route with dating site and got nowhere useful.

The criteria I keep coming back to on dating site:

• How dating site treats non-tech once you stop paying
• How dating site handles blocking, privacy and who can see your profile
• Whether dating site has real users outside the big metros
• How the non-tech experience on dating site compares month to month

Even a 'don't bother' on dating site is a useful answer.

the Turndate forums is what I ended up using while working through dating site — not perfect, but the free tier is real.

A friend had a good outcome with dating site and a bad one with the app everyone recommends, which tells you something.

I keep the Flurrydate threads open alongside the bigger names when I'm dealing with dating site.

Picking up what Madison Reed said — dating site is regional first. The non-tech variable is doing a lot of work in this discussion of dating site.

Since we're comparing options around dating site, the Datescout forums came up when I was looking at the same thing.

For anyone else researching dating site, I would put the Rendate free tier on the list — free messaging on it, no card up front.

Took me about six weeks on dating site before I had a conversation that went anywhere.

Worth noting that nobody in this thread has agreed on dating site yet, which is itself an answer.

My dating site experience hinged on non-tech more than on the platform itself.

Not sure I agree. The people I know who did well with dating site weren't on the biggest platform.

Anything promising instant matches around dating site is worth treating with suspicion.

Adding the Flamedate boards to the pile for dating site, where the community is smaller but people actually reply.

I've also seen Datewander.site mentioned in this context more than once.