I gave them the $1000 with great hopes of great dates and hopeful of finding my match and lifetime mate. Ugh. What a waste of time and money. In the interview I had given them three things I sought in a mate. Very simple things. One was "I don't want anymore kids". Ha. My first two set-up lunches were "matches" that definitely wanted kids. I took the loss, canceled the service and forfeited the remaining eight dates. They sell a good story, but they are useless. Waste of time. ...read more

I should have stuck to my instincts which said don't do it after my interview. They called me monthly for a year telling me about what were supposed to be great guys so I finally gave in and wrote the large check. The money would be OK if they bothered to even try. The only thing they are interested in is providing the required number of dates. They have even ignored basics like age and whether or not someone wants children. That kind of basic information doesn't require any people skills. I have had more in common with guys I sat next to on a plane. It has been a huge waste of time and money. It has provided me with some funny bad date stories - but who has time for that. I know I am not alone in that because half of the guys I have been out with have asked to hear my funny bad date stories - not a good sign! In order to be successful in this line of work, you have to listen - they do not ...read more

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