Did anyone notice that this "new" dating service suddenly surfaced, and has 25 years of experience? Funny how the phone numbers and addresses are exactly the same as The Right One (formerly Together Dating). If you look at the list of complaints, you will see that The Right One has the most complaints of any dating organization. Rather than address the issues and their operations, it was much easier to change names; yet again. They've already "reinvented" themselves recently, changing their name from Together to The Right One. This allowed them to quickly, in one fell swoop, get rid of all of the negative comments about them, and how they operate.
If this merely renaming/rebranding themselves, I would have expected them to take advantage of their name recognition The Right One. It's evident that they wanted nothing to do with that name and the associated image. Otherwise they would have honestly and transparently made mention The Right One on their web site.
Does anyone really think that anything else changed at The Right One or eLove by changing their name and web site? I would be curious as to who will fall for this DECEPTION! As the saying goes: buyer beware!
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