I decided to write my report after reading that this company did the same thing to others. Before you sign on with them, they make it sound so good. That they'll send you 2-7 "introductions" a month... Your "personal counselor" will talk with you after a date and also talk to the "date's" counselor for feed back... What a rip-off! I signed on for a year at a cost of $1447.00. They sent me 2 profile's of men who were not members of executive dating but actually were members of Match.com. They basically took my money and ran.
When I called to complain, no one never got back to me. I e-mailed the president and the business manager twice and they never got back to me. I finally filed a report with the BBB of Delaware but executive dating sent the BBB a copy of their terms where it states no refunds and they may from time to time use outside resources to find "introductions" for you. Just like the other person who filed a report here about executive dating, I feel it was a total rip-off.
I thought I was going to get personal service not them scouring other web sites for possible men. One of the men who I did get in contact with had no idea who I was, since he wasn't a member, and was pretty mad that someone had taken his personal e-mail address and sent it out to me.
The money was a lot for me but I had tried Match.com before and thought that this was an upscale matchmaker service, so they told me. I paid my money and they disappeared. After three months of fighting with them, I put my membership on hold.
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