eLove |
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Consumer reviews about eLove |
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Neonknight
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Dec 27, 2011
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Deception
I took a chance and seven months later I still haven't met anyone. I hate to think that I wasted my money but so far it doesn't look good, they keep promising me that they will continue to work for me and not to give up. If there's a woman in the Detroit metro area that is a paid member of elove and hasn't met anyone yet, please feel free to call me as I am looking to date someone and since we both are paying members let's take matters into our own hands. Maybe something good can come of this, please feel free to call me at 586 770-4552 if you're a woman between 32-45, I'd like to hear from you.
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mykamay
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Jan 7, 2012
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IS A LYING SCAM
wow, i have had an exceptional experience, and I think that you just didn't give it a chance. that's probably why you are so angry. Don't react, reinvent the wheel...
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jojo333
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Feb 17, 2012
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IS A LYING SCAM
I signed up with e-love after a divorce 4 years ago. The e-love representative was adamant that I could be as selective as I wanted in accepting matches, even down to the height, eye color and income of an individual match, if I so desire. In all honesty, that is why I thought I was paying so much money vs. the $45 you could pay to join an on-line service. My requirements weren't unreasonable. I'm a 5'10" white female in my late 40s. I have a doctorate degree and earn a fairly good income. I wanted to meet someone close to my age who had at least a bachelors degree, earned a decent income close to my own, was tall enough not to be intimidated by my height, Caucasian, male, non-smoker and of the Christian faith. I was forced to lower my original specifications during each and every phone call due to their inability to find matches. I was often bullied by e-love staff when I refused potential matches. E-love staff constantly misrepresented facts regarding potential matches by misstating their educational levels, religions, times they were married, whether they smoked, etc. When I met a match, they were often much older than I was led to believe, not of the Christian faith, or had none of the minimal educational requirements I had requested. E-love would make up rules as we went along regarding my obligations to contact their office after a match. If I failed to contact them after a potential match was made, my file was placed on hold and I was never called again. I asked them where these rules were written and they could not produce any contracts or paper work to indicate notification of these guidelines. I found their staff to be unfriendly, judgmental and unable to fulfill the obligations of my contract. I have been placed on hold since my last mismatch 8 months ago. I have just had to accept that signing with e-love was the biggest $4000 mistake I have ever made. I'll have to give it to their representatives...they talk the talk. They know how to get you reeled into the contract. It's a binding contract. There's not a good way to get out of it ever though their service is horrible and customer satisfaction is low. I had one good match and this gentleman and I became friends. However, the one thing we had in common was the terrible mistreatment we both received by the staff of e-love out of the Tulsa offices. They treated him with the same disrespect and disregard in which they treated me. They would make comments to both of us, such as "you don't realize how difficult it is to match you due to your age"...or, "you are going to have to learn to lower your standards if you ever expect to find a match." At least I knew I wasn't alone in regard to the mistreatment I was receiving from a company who professes to be an expert at match making. E-love is not a good match making company for the price you pay. Save your money...choose an on-line service or start looking up old friends.
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isabvel
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Mar 2, 2012
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Deception
Elove is a scam!!! Dont' fall into it if you want a happier life.
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be happy and rejoiceful
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Mar 27, 2012
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IS A LYING SCAM
I I used elove and met my husband. He is no one I would have ever picked out for myself online. After meeting him I thought, what the hell? Atleast I would have a good friend. Now I look at him and wonder how I could ever live without him. The first two dates I went on with elove were not the greatest. But I was told by my matchmaker it was a numbers game and if I had a good attitude and used the program I would have success. It has worked for me. I think a lot of the people that have complained might be reaching out of their league. I am not a barbie doll, but when I used match.com I noticed a lot of men that were older and not in as good of shape as me were trying to meet with me. I am 52 and did not want to date anyone older than 65. I wonder if some of these complaints aren't people that are trying to meet others out of their league and then are mad at the matchmaking service for not being able to help them. I think if you have a good attitude and are realistic, you will be successful with the matchmaking program. Otherwise you will have enough time to sit on the internet and write complaints about a good company.
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