It's Just Lunch is a "match making" enterprise that tells its clients that they have 1000's of professional men and women as clients (they mention doctors, lawyers, entrepeneurs who own their own companies). But the sad truth is I believe they are hurting for clients and I do not believe their clients are as professional as they claim. Ladies, if you are over 30 - forget it. The men who sign up with Just Lunch put the age range they're looking for at 21-30. For women who are older, I do not believe they will find a match for you. I went on several dates, and none of the men that I met fit the cirteria that I specified on the "what you are looking form" they ask you to fill out. And, it's a very basic 2 page questionaire. Unlike Match.com that uses an automated system to match you (I don't recommend them if your older), It's Just Lunch (or as I like to refer to them "It's Just a Scam) has young girls, who sit at their desk, and flip through "binders" of clients that probably don't exist for you. I honestly believe that they hire people to meet you.
You pay an average of $300 per date ($1700 for 6 dates) that's if you go with the 6 month plan. How would you ever know the person you are meeting wasn't paid to meet with you and infact is not a client. Just a person they employ to dine with you. They'd still be making money. They will not show you a photo of the person you are meeting. They only give you their name, and some stats that for the most part, don't match the person once you meet them. It's actually quite sad. This company preys on individuals who want to meet people, but don't want to go to bars or clubs to find that someone. You're better off joining a book, bike riding or hiking club - believe me, you'll meet far more interesting people. They do not care about their clients - only your money so beware. Their office is very unprofessional as are the girls who work there) They're are not dressed professional (strapless summer dresses) and their office has outdated articles on their walls - In closing, spend your money more wisely. They're not interested in helping you find that "special person".
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