Interactions Dating Service of Las Vegas Elaine Casale Elaine Casale of Interactions Dating Service of Las Vegas is a SCAM ARTIST!!!! BUYER BEWARE Las Vegas Nevada

Elaine Casale is a scam artist. She took $1500 from me on February 17. She asked for $2000, but when I said that was too much and began to walk out of her office, she said, "How about $1500?" I wish I had continued to walk out the door, but I made the grave mistake of writing her the check. Here's why...

I sat in her office for 3 hours, yes, she never shuts up, listening to her gossip about past and present clients (Elaine is very unprofessional) and during those three hours, she also told me about all the great men in her database. After learning that I speak Italian, she told me she has two Frenchmen that she will introduce me to, one of which is very fit. (I guess she thought Italian/French, what's the difference). But still, I was thinking that sounded pretty good. When I told her that my ex-boyfriend was a pretty prominent man in Las Vegas, she responded, "He's not prominent, I've never heard of him.....I know prominent men."

After writing the check, I did not hear from Elaine or any men in her database for two weeks. The friend of mine who referred me to Elaine kept contacting her, asking why I haven't heard from anyone. Her whole system is so antiquated, I'm not surprised I didn't hear from anyone. She sends the guys a description of me that she writes herself. I felt like I was back in the 1970s. The descriptions, both of myself and any men she meant to set me up with, sound awful and much less than flattering.

So after receiving descriptions of two duds, and by that I mean men that never called, she sent me a third!!!! Eureka!  It's now one month into my "membership," and finally I get a call. We set up a date for March 17, St. Patty's Day, in Summerlin. Keep in mind, at this point, I still had some hope that Elaine wouldn't match me with someone I might not want to be spotted with in public. Neither of us knew what the other looked like, so I suggested we swap photos. "No," he insisted, let's describe ourselves to one another. He described himself as.... 5'8", normal body type, 20 pounds overweight, fair complected, light brown hair, almost blond. Now this doesn't sound that bad, right? OK, it does. But during the 3 hours she spent "getting to know me," I told her my very precise type, "Tall, dark and handsome." This guy was the exact opposite of that, extremely.

She desperately tried to set me up with 2 other guys, neither of which were remotely my type. When I asked for my money back, I told her I had been lied to and deceived and she knows it. She knew at the time, she did not have any men in her database that were my type, and she lied to my face and grabbed the check out of my hand. I was quickly informed that there are no refunds, it's written 4 times in the contract. I responded, "Why would you have to write that 4 times in the contract?" 

This is an illegitimate business, and I implore you, male or female, do not support this scam artist. She is a phony and a fraud. I will be in small claims court fighting to get every last dollar from her that she scammed from me.