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Mature Fun review
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Good for: Browsing an adult mature-dating network for free before deciding whether to pay.
Skip it if: You want to know who runs the site, or you'd mind your photos appearing on partner sites and in its ads.
Visit Mature Fun
Mature Fun is one front door to a larger network of adult dating sites that share members: its terms say people you chat with may have signed up through partner sites. That explains the big "2M rated members" figure on the home page, which is not Mature Fun's own audience and isn't audited.
The terms are the part to read. They say profiles and messages "may not be genuine", that the company may run employee-managed "Staff Profiles", that nobody verifies what members say, and that the company may use your username, photos and age in its promotions. The operator isn't named until after you sign up, and purchases are non-refundable.
Joining is free, so look around before paying. If the only women who write to you do so within minutes, are all eager and all need you to upgrade to reply, you have your answer. The same warning signs show up in romance scams aimed at older daters.
The facts
- Cost
- Free to join; messaging is limited until you buy a VIP membership, priced only on the payment page after sign-up. The terms say purchases are final and non-refundable unless your local law says otherwise.[1]
- Who uses it
- The home page claims "2M rated members". The terms say members may have signed up through other "network partner" sites, so that figure is not Mature Fun's own audience, and it is not audited.[2][1]
- Verification & safety tools
- The terms say the company does not run background checks and does not screen or verify what members say about themselves.[1]
- Privacy record
- The privacy policy names the data controller only after you sign up. Your profile can be seen from partner sites on the same network, and the terms let the company use your username, photos and age in promotional material.[3][1]
- Bots, fakes & regulators
- The terms: "you acknowledge that any User profiles, messages and communication may not be genuine", and the company may create profiles "maintained and managed by our employees" ("Staff Profiles"), which it says are for testing.[1]