Since I have had singed the agreement I had been informed They might withhold $1,000.00 they subtracted $500. Since I'd a great connection using the advisor. Before I had been provided the discount I'd to signal a that I'd not provide them with "Any Bad Push". Since that time I still stay ...
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 ...
I joined this dating service almost 2 years ago and have had nothing but poor customer service and a sincere lack of interest on the company's part to provide the service that I have paid for. I have left numerous email messages for the past 2 months and still cannot get a response. The ...
I am writing this because I feel a moral obligation to warn any potential employees or customers of The Right One about what I know. This Dallas company owned by Ted Law is a dating service that charges an estimated $500 per introduction, with memberships ranging from $500 to $15,000. First and ...
I joined The Right One (formerly called "Together") more than 2 years ago. You don't join by time but by number of arranged meetings. I bought 17 "meetings." I think I still have a couple left. This company in no way tries to set you up with people you would actually be ...
I became a victim in "The Right One" scam. I am a working single parent, who after my kids were raised and working on my career, didn't have time to meet people and when solicited thought this would be the answer to meet someone who at least would be screened for me. After signing up, and ...