What a waste of time and money. I spent several hours with the initial membership person asking me what I would like in a partner. So many details were given and I did have specifics, such as good executive level career, not recently out of a divorce in order to avoid a rebound, financially secure, kind and decent looking. I was ASSURED that there were so many men in the database that I would find someone special right away. $3000 later I had a date with a man who was repugnant to talk to and spoke about his current bankruptcy, his awful ex-wife and was a sex-focused predatory pervert who was .... not well-appointed, shall we say, since he insisted on exposing himself.
I provided feedback and was assured that I would be meeting a better calibur of men going forward. My next date was with someone I had knowledge of and I showed the foul photos of very young nearly naked women that this man displayed on his Facebook and I let Austin Matchmakers know that I didn't want to go out with him. Keep in mind, each match (5 for $3000) is worth $600. And the answer is "well you can pay extra so you can screen people, but you'll be cancelling out one match". So I went out with him.
Good career? Retiree who lives with his kids. Rebound material? Yes. Decent looking? Oh dear no. And I knew about the Facebook stuff, it was just terrible and not a match. At this point, management said they would replace these terrrible matches with others, but they gave me some other just dismal matches, including a guy who just got off the plane from finalizing his divorce and had halitosis that was the most foul thing that has ever been in my presence. Can you say REBOUND? And so forth with the parade of nonsense.
I let things sit for a while and called back to take Austin Matchmakers up on their offer to send me on a couple of extra dates. They said I need to pay more money to get more people but that FORTY NEW MEN IN MY TARGET DEMO HAD SIGNED UP THIS PAST MONTH. Why would anyone want to spend money on this?
I got the bottom of the barrel from this place at a top of the line price. What a waste of time and money.
Austin Matchmakers sold me a package guaranteeing a certain number of matches and dates. I signed the contract/agreement on 1/18/2021 with high hopes of finding a match. To this day, I have not heard from a single man for a date.
I feel they took advantage of me. I am a 60 year old physically disabled woman and the sales person, Trudy, assured me that I would have great success. She even said I may have a date next week. She told me that I was her dream client because of everything I can offer in a relationship. It has been 5 months and I feel that is an unreasonable amount of time waiting for a date from a matachmaking/dating service.
I have asked several times for my $8000. back but only get the run around. Everytime I call, they inform me that there is a match for me but I have not EVER heard from anyone.
I'm asking for help. I feel they took advantage of my cirumstance of being a disabled widow.
Austin Matchmakers Reviews
What a waste of time and money. I spent several hours with the initial membership person asking me what I would like in a partner. So many details were given and I did have specifics, such as good executive level career, not recently out of a divorce in order to avoid a rebound, financially secure, kind and decent looking. I was ASSURED that there were so many men in the database that I would find someone special right away. $3000 later I had a date with a man who was repugnant to talk to and spoke about his current bankruptcy, his awful ex-wife and was a sex-focused predatory pervert who was .... not well-appointed, shall we say, since he insisted on exposing himself.
I provided feedback and was assured that I would be meeting a better calibur of men going forward. My next date was with someone I had knowledge of and I showed the foul photos of very young nearly naked women that this man displayed on his Facebook and I let Austin Matchmakers know that I didn't want to go out with him. Keep in mind, each match (5 for $3000) is worth $600. And the answer is "well you can pay extra so you can screen people, but you'll be cancelling out one match". So I went out with him.
Good career? Retiree who lives with his kids. Rebound material? Yes. Decent looking? Oh dear no. And I knew about the Facebook stuff, it was just terrible and not a match. At this point, management said they would replace these terrrible matches with others, but they gave me some other just dismal matches, including a guy who just got off the plane from finalizing his divorce and had halitosis that was the most foul thing that has ever been in my presence. Can you say REBOUND? And so forth with the parade of nonsense.
I let things sit for a while and called back to take Austin Matchmakers up on their offer to send me on a couple of extra dates. They said I need to pay more money to get more people but that FORTY NEW MEN IN MY TARGET DEMO HAD SIGNED UP THIS PAST MONTH. Why would anyone want to spend money on this?
I got the bottom of the barrel from this place at a top of the line price. What a waste of time and money.
Do not recommend. Don't waste your money or time.
Austin Matchmakers sold me a package guaranteeing a certain number of matches and dates. I signed the contract/agreement on 1/18/2021 with high hopes of finding a match. To this day, I have not heard from a single man for a date.
I feel they took advantage of me. I am a 60 year old physically disabled woman and the sales person, Trudy, assured me that I would have great success. She even said I may have a date next week. She told me that I was her dream client because of everything I can offer in a relationship. It has been 5 months and I feel that is an unreasonable amount of time waiting for a date from a matachmaking/dating service.
I have asked several times for my $8000. back but only get the run around. Everytime I call, they inform me that there is a match for me but I have not EVER heard from anyone.
I'm asking for help. I feel they took advantage of my cirumstance of being a disabled widow.
Thank you very much