The Allied Network cheats people by charging huge fees for a limited number of hopeless dates Toronto Ontario

The Allied Network is a dating service company located in Toronto, Canada.

The CBC program Marketplace recently did a show focusing on this company and the sleazy way they do business.

The service is riddled with many secret loopholes designed to separate older lonely people from their money - and they gouge a lot of money from individuals - up to $30,000 for a dating contract.

The basic trick is that older unattractive people who can afford it are charged hefty fees for a fixed number of dates. But younger attractive women and older successful men are offered the same service for hugely reduced rates - essentially for free.

In this way, they are able to arrange a few dates for some of the older unattractive people who then cannot complain they were robbed because they did get a few dates.

But the bottom line is that these miscreants just charge whatever the traffic will bear and they take advantage of older lonely people and give them the high-pressure sales pitch to get them to pony up a credit card and pay a huge amount of money. In many cases, the victims are left holding a huge credit card debt for years. Very often they can never pay it off.

The entire business is dispicable and the owners ought to be jailed for a long, long time.

See the following link to the CBC television program Marketplace and the story they produced:

http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/cant_buy_me_love/

Jay
Toronto, Ontario
Canada