I came accross them in my home town and thought I'd give them a try until I found out they were a part of the Ultimate Introductions after I'd signed a service agreement. Thankfully I got a certified letter to them within the 3 day period of cancelation you have by Federal Commerce Laws. It even said something about it at the bottom of the agreement, although they didn't say anything about it at the time.
I don't have a specific complaint in mind, but they seemed extremely shady which drove me to the internet to find out more about them, especially since the agreement was with a different company. That brought me to here where I found out all kinds of really bad legal issues of them being started in Texas and being sued into oblivion there. They are springing up all over the nation. I thought it was some kind of local singles club or association you could belong to to meet other young professionals. It's not.
Stay away. That is the best advice I can give anyone who sees there signs. The building they are in doens't have a sign on it saying they're tennants and the people running it aren't there between 8 and 5 or 9 and 6 like most companies. They don't even get there until noon. Business is primarily done with phones and website. They do have a brick and mortar presense, but like I said it's a fair from normal.
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