GrannySexDate
GrannySexDate is a British granny and mature dating site with a search built around counties, and it prices itself in pounds. Looking costs nothing, and so does reading a message somebody has sent you. Replying is where money starts. The site sells prepaid credits, and one credit is what it takes to send a message, send a wink or open a profile’s secret photos. Their prices page puts a bundle of seven credits at £7.99.
How the County Search and the Credits Work
Making an account costs nothing, and the site says so in its own FAQ, answering whether a card is needed to sign up: “Absolutely not! Signing up is completely free and without any costs.” Profiles are member only once you are inside, and the search runs by county rather than by town.
There is no monthly plan offered anywhere on the prices page. The whole product is bundles of credits spent one at a time, or in the site’s own three words, “credits, not subscriptions”.
The Running Total on GrannySexDate
Here is how the vote stands among people who have used the site.
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The Facts: One Domain, Two Addresses, One Descriptor
URL: grannysexdate.co.uk
Domain created: 8 May 2013, through the UK registrar 123-Reg
Registrant: redacted by Nominet, the .uk registry
Named on the site’s records statement: Spectum Media Ltd, Victoria House, Mahe, Seychelles, as keeper of records
Footer address on every page: B1 Vantage Park, Hambrook, BA16 1GW
Money model: prepaid credits, priced in pounds, no subscription
Card statement descriptor: VTSUP.COM*CRITERIA I
Mobile app: the site links to no app from any of its own pages
Who it is for: granny and mature dating, searched by UK county
The Numbers It Puts on Its Own Front Page
The site makes one claim about its own size, on the homepage and in its own words: “Over 1m people have already joined!” The footer copyright reads 2026, and a live Google Analytics property runs on every page of the site.
Four shots of the site: the homepage, the new members panel, the search and the contact form. Open the search shot to see how the county list is laid out.
What It Costs in Pounds
The prices page gives the range in one sentence. “Our credit packages range from £7.99 for 7 credits and up to £59.99 for as much as 90 credits.” Those are the only two money figures printed on it.
What one credit buys is on the same page. “While the use of the website is free, we charge you a small fee of 1 credit to send a message, wink or unlock a profile’s secret photos.” Receiving is treated separately: “While receiving messages is completely free, to cover the costs of our employees and running this service we ask a small fee for sending messages to other members.”
Clause 13(c), in the section of the terms headed Categories of Membership and Charges, covers what happens after a purchase, and it is four sentences long. “We offer pre-pay message bundles. There are no recurring fees or subscriptions. We cannot automatically take payment from your card. All payments are made proactively by yourself only.” The word renew does not occur anywhere in the terms.
The FAQ answers the bank statement question outright, under a heading about discretion: “Any charges made on your credit card will appear under: "VTSUP.COM*CRITERIA I".” No part of that string is the brand name. vtsup.com is Verotel Billing Support, run by Verotel Merchant Services in Amsterdam, and its own front page says that seeing vtsup.com on a card statement means Verotel processed the transaction.
Inside the Terms of Use and the 2257 Page
Clause 6 of the terms of use, in the cautions and release of liability section, is where the document sets out who a member may be talking to.
“In order to enhance your amusement experience, to stimulate you and others to use our Services more extensively, and to generally sprinkle some sparkle and excitement into the Services of GRANNYSEXDATE.CO.UK, we may post fictitious profiles, generate or respond to communications by means of automated programs or scripts that simulate or attempt to simulate your intercommunication with another real human being (though none really exists and any dialog is generated by programming), and we may employ or contract for the paid services of real persons who may interact with you as part of their compensated employment.”
The sentence directly after it reads: “While these communications may seem genuine, authentic, and personal, they may be broadcast simultaneously to a large number of persons and possess none of these qualities.” Section B, clause 2 of the same document states the purpose: “GRANNYSEXDATE.CO.UK is intended and operated only for purposes of entertainment and fun and for no other purpose or purposes.”
Refunds are covered twice, and the two clauses do not use the same word for what you bought. Clause 14 of that same charges section, in their capitals: “THE PURCHASE OF MESSAGE BUNDLES IS NORMALLY NON-REFUNDABLE, EXCEPT IF OUR CUSTOMER CARE DEPARTMENT WOULD DECIDE THAT A REQUEST FOR A REFUND IS JUSTIFIED”. Clause 15 then says that on termination “any remaining or unused subscription will be lost and non-refundable”, in the document that says at 13(c) there are no subscriptions.
No company name, company number or legal form appears in the terms, the privacy policy or the GDPR document, and the privacy policy refers only to “any other companies within our Group” without naming the group. The single entity the site names anywhere sits on its 18 U.S.C. 2257 page, which gives Spectum Media Ltd, at Victoria House in Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles, as keeper of records. Under that law a 2257 statement says where performer records are held and has to appear on every page of a site carrying that material, so it identifies a records custodian rather than an operator. The footer of every page prints B1 Vantage Park, Hambrook, BA16 1GW. A Companies House advanced search on that postcode returns no company registered there, and the register holds nothing under the Spectum Media name either.
The domain is the one part of this on a public record. Nominet’s registry entry gives 8 May 2013 as the creation date, 123-Reg as the registrar, and a redacted registrant.
Getting out is short in the paperwork. Clause L.3: “Membership in GRANNYSEXDATE.CO.UK may be terminated by you at any time, with or without any cause.” The landing copy adds that removal from your account page is immediate. Section P puts complaints through the site’s report abuse page and says they are resolved within seven business days.
What People Ask Before Joining a UK Granny Site
Is GrannySexDate a UK site?
The front end is. It is a .co.uk registered through the British registrar 123-Reg and running since May 2013, everything is priced in sterling, and the search is organised by county rather than by city. The one company named anywhere on the site is not British: the site’s own 18 U.S.C. 2257 records statement gives Spectum Media Ltd, at an address in Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles, as keeper of records. The footer of every page prints a Somerset postcode, BA16 1GW, and the Companies House register returns no company registered at it.
Is GrannySexDate a legitimate dating site?
That is what the poll and the comments on this page are for, and a member can answer it better than any document. What the documents show is a published price list in pounds, payment taken as prepaid credits, and a clause at 13(c) stating there are no recurring fees or subscriptions and that the site cannot take payment from your card automatically.
The same terms reserve two other things. Clause 6 says the site may post fictitious profiles and may generate or answer messages using automated scripts. Section B, clause 2 says it is “intended and operated only for purposes of entertainment and fun and for no other purpose or purposes”. Both sit in the document the site links from its own footer.
What does GrannySexDate cost in pounds?
Bundles begin at £7.99 for seven credits and reach £59.99 for ninety. One credit sends one message. A wink costs the same, and so does unlocking a profile’s secret photos, so the smallest bundle is seven outbound actions. Reading a message somebody has sent you costs nothing, and neither does registering or browsing. The prices page offers no monthly plan and no trial price.
How do you stop GrannySexDate taking money from your card?
Their own terms say there is nothing running to stop. Clause 13(c) reads: “There are no recurring fees or subscriptions. We cannot automatically take payment from your card. All payments are made proactively by yourself only.” Credits are bought one bundle at a time, so a charge happens when you buy and not on a date. If something does appear that you did not expect, the descriptor points at vtsup.com, the Verotel cardholder portal, which runs its own tools for reporting or cancelling a purchase. For the account itself, clause L.3 says membership may be ended by you at any time, and the site’s landing copy says removal from your account page is immediate.
What name does GrannySexDate use on a bank statement?
VTSUP.COM*CRITERIA I. The site prints it verbatim in its FAQ, answering whether a purchase will be discreet: “Any charges made on your credit card will appear under: "VTSUP.COM*CRITERIA I".” Neither half of that reads as GrannySexDate, so a cardholder scanning a statement will not see the brand on it. vtsup.com is Verotel Billing Support, operated by Verotel Merchant Services of Amsterdam, and its own front page states that seeing vtsup.com on a statement means it handled the transaction.
Is GrannySexDate the same site as GrannySexDates?
No. They are two separate sites on two separate domains. This page is about grannysexdate.co.uk, the British credit based one. GrannySexDates.com is a different site and has its own page here. One letter divides the two names, so it is worth reading the address bar before a card goes anywhere.
Which County, and What Came Back
Vote in the poll near the top, then use the box below. Tell people which county you searched and how many profiles it put in front of you. Say what your first seven credits went on, whether a wink brought an answer back, and whether unlocking a set of secret photos was worth the credit it cost.