Great Expectations Dating Service I was coerced into signing a dati Brentwood, Tennessee

On March 18, 2010, I was coerced and pressured into signing a contract promising to find the perfect match for me, including love, romance, soulmate. In return I paid a total of $1998.00 dollars over the next three years by monthly payments of $68 dollars per month. The interest rate was 15.9%. During the first interview I kept asking for a couple of days to think about making an expensive commitment. Each time I ask for time to think about the contract, I was pressured very hard as I was told "you have to do it now!!" Eventually I signed the contract under extreme pressure, and a promise from Great Expectations that "I would find true love, and that is priceless".

Over the next several months I repeatedly ask them to cancell my contract due to the very limited pool of available females. Each time I searched the Great Expectations website, I would find the same 45 to 50 females that were single. I never saw any new members over the entire period of the next 2 years.

I strongly feel that I was scammed, so I filed a complaint with the Tennessee Attorney Generals by Office for Consumer Complaints. A copy of my complaint filed with the State Attorney Generals Office can be provided if needed.

I want to seek a refund of $1998.00 dollars plus interest, and wish to join Class Action Lawsuit with other scammed customers