Match.com , one of the largest online dating sites, has been accused in a California lawsuit of using their staff as date bait. The service, which charges about £17 a month, guarantees you'll "find someone special within 6 months". And if not? Well, if match.com really did send staff on dates as the lawsuit alledges, there probably aren't many users getting refunds in the vicinity of match.com's headquarters.
But it's not just Match.com that's been named in an online dating related lawsuit this week. Our familiar friends Yahoo ( Yahoo Personals ), who have had all sorts of negative press recently, are also being sued in a seperate California lawsuit alledging "breach of contract, fraud and unfair trade practices".
(Thanks BBC News Online)
I have twenty five Nigerian and Russian Scammers on paper copies along with their pictures that they have sent me to entice me with their looks. They use Match.Com to make their introduction. Then they entice you to E-Mail them to their personal E-Mail. Then they hook you for money to be paid thru Western Union to pay for their Airline Fairs, Passports, and Visa Travel Cards. Their identical pictures can be found on the Russian Blacklist of Scammers with Pictures.
Posted by: Jack W.Heiny,Jr | 09 October 2006 at 05:59 AM