In I went to small claims court to reclaim money from the Right One in Dallas, TX. Mr Ted Law, the owner, represented his organization and the court ruled against my claim because I had only given The Right One a chance to match me with three of the thirteen people promised. Mr Law, upon hearing ...
I signed up with the Right One in April. I had interviewed with Stacy in the Denver/Glendale office and she seemed to be genuine and 'real'. She seemed to know exactly what I was looking for and assured me they had hundreds of matches in my area (Fort Collins, about an hour north of Denver) and ...
Boy I wish I had checked here before paying this company thousands of dollars to match me! I foolishly thought that paying a "traditional matchmaking service" some "real" money to match me might actually yield better results than meeting people by chance an online. I could not ...
This rip off company did a great job of selling me a line of crap. I was told by Susie, the "sales criminal" that this company uses a very complicated set of personality traits to find the perfect match, They also use the interview to know that they have the right matches, she said that ...
I am very angry and very sorry that I signed up with this company. I thought there was something fishy about it from the beginning, and I should have listened to my inner conscience. I am now out $1,900.00 for services I know I will never receive. Last week, I responded to an ad I received in the ...
I joined The Right One after 5 hours of interviewing (at 11:30) at night on May 5th. I put down $1,500.00 and signed an agreement for a remaining balance of $4995.00. I was told if I cancelled within 72 hours, I would only owe $95.00 processing fee. I called customer service the next day to cancel ...