Not a wise investment and are your…
Not a wise investment and are your ready to release your private information? I have been asked by Naomi from Matchmaking and their corporate attorney Chase to remove my review and I will be released from my contract. This is what I wrote to the attorney: Step back please. Let's reframe this. I am the person whose privacy was violated by an Executive member of Matchmaking, who did not follow Matchmaking's policies, as stated by their advocate, in writing and verbally by a second employee. I am the one who was wronged. If you want the review removed you should refund the entire Matchmaking contract price of $6,995. I value my ability to write reviews and love saying well done. So this negative review is costing me $$, but honestly, it is more important that you understand how your privacy is "handled" and how women are "processed through." I am tall, pretty, and athletic. First match said I was stunning. Next two matches were completely inappropriate. The second man had difficulty walking. It has now been 8 months without a match. When I signed up I was told there was a large pool of men and in fact 2 guys were just perfect for me. I did ask how large the pool was, but was never given an answer. My bad for not obtaining that information So ladies, they really are NOT there. I paid $7K and have had 3 matches in 17 months. I may be 85 by the time I have met all 8 of my matches. That was not my plan. My third match told me that he had started in February and had a match every month. So if you are a guy, perhaps you will have more opportunities. Yes, my MM was to call me, didn't. So I wrote an email and sent a text to explain my concerns and basically was told, "you signed a contract." Sorry, I made a bad investment based on an enthusiastic sales person and at an emotional moment of loss. Ask about the pool of people, ask how frequent are the dates, ask how many MM folks they have working on your behalf for starters. And the most recent "match" was given my name, my location, and my date of birth. He elected to research me and call me and left at best a rather "socially awkward" messagee, not once but he called three times. This personal information was released without my consent. It was an "executive" review. The MM participants pay $20k to join the Executive program. Don't sell yourself. I am sorry that I have to say this. Be informed and don't sign a contract with Matchmaking without having a heartfelt evaluation of the pros and cons.