This is a total fraudulent business. They run a basically underground scam where they tell you in great detail how they will assign you a personal match maker who will get to know you so very well. Said match maker will then make matches between you and a person who will be compatible, blah, blah. "A person like yourself with a PhD, incredibly attractive, and so friendly and likable... We'll have no problems in matching you with someone who will be your future %. You're the best type of client we could find." I'm sold. Love the close buddy personal matchmaker idea. So much hype and gushy enthusiam I turned over $6,500!!! Handed a contract that I could not read... Faint and tiny print. I said I like to look through it carefully — quot;Oh, it is simply the standard protections mainly for your interests. Believe me, I've worked here for 8 years and it is the most honest company..." They promise a date in 30 days and then another every 30th day IF they can find just the right person. Otherwise it might be a week or two later (OR NEVER). Had my first date—friendly guy, he acted the whole time like he felt lousy being with me as if he shouldn't have done something—rather guilty. Walked me to my car and was really looking like he really liked me and knew he'd just done something terribly wrong to me. When I called him in a few weeks, he admitted that he and others are "hired"&"paid well" to handle the 1st dates. I said I was feeling as though I'd been a target of cruel fraud—lost over $6,000 foolishly since they are such excellent liars/actors. Told my first so-called date Bruce—You found me attractive, right?"Well, yes, beautiful in fact." You found be a good conversationalist—informed, insightful-right?"Absolutely. I felt like such a jerk because you were a total prize. I knew they would never set up another thing for you. They stole a lot of money from a woman putting two kids through graduate school. I told them I wouldn't do the low life work for them again."
There has to be some sort of recourse against these horrid people. No one will answer your calls, respond to e-mails, they change offices a lot, change the business name—this is big time fraud. They probably rake in easily $200,000 per day (Offices everywhere!) so in the area of $60 million a year. I'm sure they are ready and able to vacate every current office in a day and simply all disappear—start another scam/fraud criminal business somewhere they haven't infiltrated before. Something has to be done to them, but what???
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