There is an abundance of single people who feel lonely and only want a basic human desire: to meet and form a meaningful connection with a member of the opposite sex who they find attractive. The Allied Network knows this all to well. They've hit a gold mine.
I contacted this company with high hopes of getting this area of my life handled. They set up a meeting and I was shocked to learn the price of the introductions (well over $6, 000). I am not a rich guy but I succumbed to the high-pressure sales tactics that leaves the average guy looking for a date somewhat bewildered. The suave Luci Parker who boasts she met her husband using the service (I wish I could verify that) chopped 20% off the price and made me promise not to tell any of the women I would be dating (sound familiar anyone?). They also boast a 90% success rate. How exactly do they measure that?
I was soon disappointed to discover that my introductions were not up to my standards of physical attraction. I called and made it clear that I would like to be matched with ATTRACTIVE women. I made no apology for sounding shallow. Attractive. Just like the commercial says. This didn't seem to help. They might argue that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If so then why (as one matcher told me) do they rank the physical attractiveness of the members based on a scale of 1 to 5?
I also discovered that 90% (a conservative estimate) of the women I met were thoroughly disappointed in their experience. I expected to see more reports like this on this site and I wish the message could get out there. I get the feeling that people are embarrassed about getting ripped off for so much money. If anyone reading this knows someone who is thinking of joining for the love of God SLAP them! The Allied Network will not solve your problems. They are there to make money. If I only knew then what I know now
David
Kitchener, Ontario
Canada
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