Lonni Mueller at The Right One in Dallas gave me a "deal" to sign up the day I came in. The red flags were flying, but at 55, I'm having problems meeting nice men. I was assured that they only sign up gentlemen. My picture was taken, I was told to expect referrals very soon. I got a ...
Yes... I definitely agree with everyone else. The Right One is a total Rip Off! It has taken me a year to come forward, due to personal embarrassment. I was taken in by Leighanne at The Right One located in Mission Valley, San Diego, California. I believe the employees use alias names to hide ...
I signed up for this service after being told how personalized it was and how they would most definitley be able to find someone for me. I was recently divorced and I feel they used this to pull me into a very pushy and over bearing sales tactic. I feel they misrepresented themselves on many ...
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 was searching the internet for an authentic actual dating service. I came across "The Right One" and filled out the questionaire online. You are given no information other than all their success stories and big promises claiming to be better than anyone else as far as a match making ...