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No complete ripoff do not sign up! Most expensive 78$ a month and dose not match within your criteria 90% scammers and def not elite matches... they need to be shut down i never even had one legit match scammers
Tried ! Absolutely Horrible !!!

Good to know. I will avoid this one. I heard eHarmony was expensive. If it’s worth the cost, I would try it.

they cant send in the bailifs without going to court first.... its all bluff

This website is a scam. They mislead you on pricing - they are the most expensive that I have experienced - and then make it very difficult to cancel the membership. It's a tedious process to cancel and that will be so they can scam more money from a user. Unlike every other dating website, a membership cannot be cancelled online. Unless the membership is a non-paying one, then it can be done easily - what does that say about the greedy owners of that site? STAY AWAY!

Stay away from this scam company. They will put you on auto renewal and not refund you even if you have not used the app in months. SCAMMERS

I purchased it for 6 months. The selection of singles is in serious want. In good conscience I could not recommend it. It is a slow system that takes extended time to upload photos and profiles even when you have excellent bandwidth. I live in a city greater than 500,000 people and was introduced to a small handful of people in a 100 mile radius. Logically I must conclude that this is due to so few memberships. It would appear to be a waste of money and finances to join...unless you are fantastically bored and don’t mind the waste.

I was in process if joibing ttwo days ago. Then discovered how much it cost so I did not complete my registration. So I deleted the few fields I had filled in.
I got a complete your profile email. So I Requested that they remove my data from their database.
Today I got an email from them tody saying how someone liked my profile. Saying I was in with a chance. It is all a fix who could read a empty profile.They do not respect peoples right to privacy under the GDPR or the Data Protection Act 20198 and blatantly breach it.
Stay clear of them.

Apologies for what appears to be bad spelling iin my previous comment. It should read :
I was in the process of joining Elite website when I discovered how much it cost. So I deleted the few fields that I had filled in. I got an email from them telling me to complete my profile so I didn't. I told them that as an Eu citizen I was withdrawing all permission from them to use my data under the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 and asked them to remove my Data from their Database. Today Totally ignoring my request I got another email from them.This one saying how someone liked my profile and that I was in with a chance.How someone could like an empty profile is beyone me. This is obivously a trick to keep you intetested
What I did not like is that they blatantly ignored my request to respect my privacy, and they blatantly breached the GDPR and The Data Protection Act 2018.

eharmony spends shedoads of cash on tv adds in the uk... they need lots of suckers

Has no one posted a response since last year? I joined Elite Singles a couple of months ago and I have two warnings. First, after I enrolled, I saw in some fine print somewhere that my membership would renew automatically at the end of my subscription, unless I went to some page and marked that I didn't want that to happen. Right then, I knew that this site did not care about the best interests of its subscribers. I will cancel my credit card, just to be sure. Secondly, this seems to have become a site where women from a certain country, I won't mention names, but it begins with Ch-, ends in -a and has five letters, look for men who will give them some money to invest in cryptocurrency. Some of my own ancestors came from that country and I have friends from there, so this is not prejudice talking. Reading between the lines, the women from that country who have contacted me had previously lost a lot of money and were looking for a man who would give them more money to gamble with. I guess since the men on this site are supposed to be "elite," the women think the men have more money to give away, carelessly. One of those women even wrote about scammers in her messages and then started to question me about cryptocurrency. Yes, that's what I call "ironic." I don't think I would have wanted to continue being in contact with those women, even if they hadn't been solely focused on playing with someone else's money. In spite of asking me to answer all sorts of questions and using a "psychological test," the site has just sent me a few matches with seemingly no regard for my own preferences. I have googled some of my matches and although I may not have known their real or full names, or other info about them, I have not been able to verify that any of them were real people, that they were the same people as on the profiles--which never say much, by the way--or that they were current members. It's a shame that there are many people sincerely looking for matches and this is what online dating is really like.