All About Singles

They are so interested in the money, rather than the clients. It has been six months since they have contacted me. It is very sad. They should be called "Taking Advantage of Singles". They took my money without providing results. They just do not seem to care.

I joined Perfect Partners which is a dating service to find a safe date. I was previously dating online and informed Christine ** that I had only met married men and there were untruths written on their profiles. When I asked Christine, on August 10th 2010, what the $1840 fee was for, she informed me that Perfect Partners conducted background checks on its members, made sure they didn't owe all types of child support and didn't have any restraining orders on the members that they acquire. She said the fee also provided for events like parties.

In September 2010, I was hospitalized with a serious illness and was out of work for a time. I have been in and out of the hospital since September and have had another surgery recently and Chrissie was kind enough to give me six months computation on the dating service which would extend my membership to October 2012 which was fair. I was just matched with a convicted felon who had served time in jail for breaking into his x-girlfriends home and assaulting her friend. I just want to be sure that this does not happen to anyone else. This put myself and my son in harm's way.

This business practice is totally unacceptable and clearly a breach of their own statements on their website "For your peace of mind, we perform stringent background checks and make sure potential clients are truly serious about seeking a relationship. No game players here!" The only background check they perform is that your credit card is good for the membership fee.

I do want to be contacted before my name is published anywhere. I also reported them to the BBB. My family and I were put in a potentially dangerous situation and Christine knew about this man's conviction. I would be happy to give the man's name so you can google him and see the newspaper articles about his conviction and the appeal he lost.

After being heavily pressured to sign a contract and pay in full up front, I became a customer of All About Singles in July of 2009. One important question for me that I had asked before joining was whether or not I would be able to view a photo of a potential match before I decided to meet them. I was told by Lynette that she or other matchers would text message me a photo if I requested one. This was a deciding factor for me to join because I live about 30 miles from the office and do not have the time or can afford to drive such a distance to look at a photo. After approximately 3 months, matchers at All About Singles started giving me a hard time about sending me a photo and now they will not send me a photo at all. This to me is a breach of a verbal contract and I will be requesting a refund.

In response the previous complaint posting, please post this response The issue was taken to a magistrate and an agreement reached which should be executed this week. (this posting is part of the agreement, please post on website)

John; she liked him but she was not sure he felt the same. Jack; he was nice and she would like to see him again. William; it went pretty good and she would like to see him again. Rob; they went for lunch and they had nothing in common.

Several other men called her but she never bothered to call them back. Katherine stated she had been too busy with the Christmas holidays and also had a medical issue. Then she stopped using her membership and did not return any of our numerous phone calls. She was placed on an inactive status. She also stopped making her payments. To this date she has an outstanding balance. It should be noted our billing company, Fair Finance, did not report her debt to the credit bureau. Accordingly, Katherine's statement that they did is untrue.

Okay, so my experience was also negative and I feel that every individual experience is different. It seems that my preferences in what I wanted in a match was overlooked as well. I asked to date men who didn't live at home with mom or dad and were independent. I only met two nice gentlemen and after that they didn't meet the criteria I asked for. When I complained they increased my membership to six months. I didn't hear from them, but only one time.

When I went in for my interview I did feel pressured to make a purchase and I feel it was a mistake. I learned that agencies like this want money and all those tests you take in the beginning and all that time it took during the interview was a waste. Finding someone to spend your life with is important and a professional company like this should value your preferences and not overlook what you ask for. Don't get me wrong, the people I spoke with were kind and took the time to talk to me if I had a complaint, but the money is gone and I can't go back.

Loss of money. in all reality it's about the money.

I went into All About Singles and was high pressured into signing a contract. I did not want to do it; she promised me that I would be matched with men who would met my equal. When she told me how much I needed to become a member, I told her I could not afford it. She then presented me with several offers. Still I said I could not afford it. She then stated to me that she could present me with an affordable payment plan that did not report my credit if I missed a payment--that it was not a problem. She did not want me to miss the opportunity of finding the right person. And she was going to put me on the platinum plan so I could get the best opportunities of meeting people. I kept refusing until I finally signed.

I was matched with men who were either not healthy or not financially stable. They were not around my age group, and most of them had jobs that were below me. I did not hear much from them after I told them that I did not want to be a caregiver; I wanted someone to be a equal with.

I was unable to make the payments, and Fair Finance reported on my credit report because I am late. They put me in a bad situation. They didn't do what they promised. They made my credit worse; now my credit is ruined because of them. Here is a service that promises a service and gets you into a worse situation, preys on your vulnerability, and causes you more distress. They Rip you off!

Katherine enrolled in our service on 12-20-06. All the men she met she herself selected or they chose her and she approved. Her feedback regarding her dates are as follows:

John - she liked him but she was not sure he felt the same,

Jack - he was nice & she would like to see him again,

William - it went pretty good and she would like to see him again, Rob - they went for lunch and they had nothing in common.

Several othe men called her but she never bothered to call them back. Katherine stated she had been too busy with the chridtmas holiday and also had a medical issue. Then, she stopped using her membership and did not return any of our calls. She was place on an inactive status and aletter was sent to her. She also stopped making her payments.

To this date she has an outstanding balance. It should be noted our billing company, Fair Finance, did not report her debt to the credit bureau. So her statement that they did is untrue.

This is in response to the complaint made by Carrie of Nazareth. Since the complaint was issued Carrie has returned to All About Singles. She came in 2 times for Matching parties and has taken phone numbers of prospective matches but as not returned phone calls from the matches nor has she returned phone calls from us. She also agreed to rescind her complaint about All About Singles and has not done that either. If we were so bad she would not have come back. She needs to work with the program in order to be successsful and we did our part.

None really, it was kind of lame and a waste of time

I was left homeless.

The company responds:

Robert was more interested in dating one of our employee's than the women he selected. Robert is an attorney and his letterhead states he has offices in New York, London, and Hong Kong. His comment that he was left homeless is outrageous.