It's Just Lunch Review July 2021

The matchmaking process of It’s Just Lunch starts with filling out a simple registration form that can be found on the website. The form asks you to provide your personal information such as your first and last names, age, gender, city, email, and phone number.

Afterwards, you will get a call from one of the matchmakers for a 30-minute phone interview. The matchmaker will explain to you in-depth the matchmaking process and guarantees. Likewise, the matchmaker will also tell you the costs you might incur from being a member of their database.

If you agree to their terms, you will proceed to a face-to-face interview over Skype. It's Just Lunch doesn't approve everyone that applies to their dating service. They are very selective about who they choose to be a part of their dating pool.

During this face-to-face interview, It's Just Lunch gauges if they are fit to become your matchmaker; if they can find suitable matches for you. If they see that they can, your matchmaker will now ask you about your interests, preferences, and dealbreakers so that she can find the best matches for you.

If you wish to get started promptly with the matchmaking, you can also call them through the number they have provided on their website. This can fast track your application process instead of waiting for their call.

After completing the phone and Skype interview, the matchmakers will ask you to pay the agreed membership price. The price of being a member of their database differs based on location, duration, and the guarantees listed in your contract. Normally, the costs range from $2,000 to $4,000.

After settling your account, you will now be eligible to be matched on dates as well as get selected for dates. It's Just Lunch only finds matches among their pool of members.

The matchmaker assigned to you will take into account your personality and preferences when finding your potential matches. You don’t have to do anything at this point, except to wait for a call from your matchmaker telling you about your upcoming date.

Sometimes, a call can happen within a week, yet sometimes, it can take a month before your matchmaker finds a suitable partner.

Dates are usually set during lunchtime or after work hours. It’s Just Lunch matchmakers set everything up for you. All you need to do is to show up on the time and place your matchmaker tells you to.

You and your date need to cover the bill, as it is not included in the membership package and the venue is a third-party business.

After your date, your matchmaker will call and ask about how your date went. She will also ask for your feedback about who you just met.

If all is well for both you and your date, your matchmaker will arrange a second date. However, that doesn’t mean that you can't be matched with other singles—unless of course, you tell them to.

As mentioned, It's Just Lunch does not divulge the profile information of its members right away. It follows a process to know if a member matches another so they can be set-up for a date.

You will be answering questionnaires, however, these details are not available for the public and are said to be confidential. It is normal though to expect that the it will be personal and will include questions about you physical characteristics and past relationships.

The membership contract of It’s Just Lunch varies based on location and contract agreement.

A typical member in the United States will pay between USD2,000 and USD4,000, depending on the number of dates the member wants to have, the duration, as well as the scope of his or her contract.

To know the actual membership price, it is best to do a phone interview yourself. This will give you a more accurate contract quotation.