A telemarketer called and said that I was chosen or recommended by someone for this new dating service trial offer. I thought, "What the heck, it couldn't do any harm, " so I made an appointment and went to their office. When I called to cancel the appointment, the lady told me not to ...
A few months ago I moved to New Jersey and really didn't know anyone. On July I received a mail advertisement for the dating service Great Expectations in Summit, NJ. I completed it, sent it in and scheduled an appointment to hear what they had to offer. A lady named Stacey (no last name provided) ...
I was hired to work as an Appointment Setter, I found their ad in a local free newspaper and thought, great, finally a job, so I phoned them, they said I was just what they were looking for, to come in for an interview the next day. Of course I was excited, the idea of having any job when I have ...
I saw a recent report on this company, and realized I'm not the only one who has had trouble with them and decided to let you know what happened to me. I went to Great Expectations just to find out what it was all about.in those days it was important to me to find a companion, (these days it's the ...
My complaints: Re: Great Expectations 1. Devious, untruthful tactics used to obtain members. 2. Did not offer me the choice of 1yr membership as stated in the contract. 3. Sales person told me that activities were included in the price and I found out later that they are not. Company is blatantly ...
I joined the dating service Great Expectations in July after a representative assured me I would find many young, single Jewish men in Los Angeles. After she reduced the price of the service to a whopping $3600, and showed me a binder of eligible men, I signed the contract — 3 years and $100 per ...