Supreme Singles AKA Great Expectations, represents themselves as a Match making service however they are nothing but a glorified internet dating service. Lucy Librizzi, infamous in Portland, New York and other cities for her pressure and emotional blackmail tactics, has taken advantage of my trusting nature. I went in to meet her and at the end of one hour conversation that was mostly about her life story (very moving) and other success stories (compelling) and not so much about me, I was faced with Lucy holding my debit card and credit card in her hand asking which one I would like to use today. The reason she had those in her possession is because they ask prospective clients to bring debit cards and credit cards to prove "financial worthiness". She is very smooth, a consummate con artist that could sell ice to an Eskimo. I remember commenting that I don;t usually fork over $5000.00 without researching the company. I was surprised at myself but she is so sweet and reassuring anybody can let their guard down.
It turns out the only profile they had for me was the information they took from the questionnaire I filled out on line in order to get an interview. No time or effort was invested in creating a profile based on my interview. I left there with the promise of many other meeting in which she would have to opportunity to get to know me to the necessary extent to make appropriate matches. No interviews followed.
The first week after signing up I was not able to reach #LucyLibrizzi or any other staff members except for appointment setters. I then realized why they disappear in those first few days. In the contract they give you 3 days to cancel the membership. So if you can't reach anyone obviously you can't cancel!!! It is a protective layer.
I then found on the internet information I should have had BEFORE signing up. Lucy Librizzi operating as Great Expectations, has ripped off people all over the country. Complaints are filed in Portland, New York, Orlando etc. I found claims that she frequently switches bank accounts. Why is that necessary if one has no bad intentions? I had the same bank account for 22 years and it never occurred to me to close it and open a new one, I guess because I am not planning on scamming anyone.
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