Andrea S.
It’s all about money, deception and coercion
Do not do businesses with this company there is nothing honest about them. This company WILL swindle you out of your money and lie and tell you whatever to get you to trust them. They have a recruiter who persuades you to go in. These people will not take no for an answer and keep pushing.. they ask you how much you make and create a "special discount pricing" only for today and push to get as much money from you. When you say no, they offer a cheaper "special pricing" and tell you only for today through coercion, manipulation and pressure you into purchasing. Typical high-pressure sales tactics. You believe everything they've told you about the program and they make it seem like every client chooses from these packages because if other clients are investing, that means they're as serious about the program as you are.. so you think. They never tell you're signing a contract. They tell you sign here initial here by this point you trust everything they're saying, but they're being very deceptive because every time they tell you something, they never look you in the eye. They make you pay absorbs amount of money and they recruit people for free and match them up with you. Even when you ask, they lie to you about your Match paying and have even changed documents on your preferences just to match their narrative. The company representative Chase Overstreet is very rude and takes what you say out of context and when you give feedback you're called a liar. He openly admitted the company does not care if you read their contract or not (which they purposely have you unknowingly sign). There's no way for you to find out any of this UNLESS you file complaints, fight back for your money or take them to court. That's when they openly admit everything they hid from you in regards to the matches not paying "promotions" while they charge you or give you "special pricing". The best thing you can do file multiple complaints to the state attorney, FDACS, etc. They say they've been around for 25 plus years but has only been actively registered for 4 years.. you can't believe anything they tell you... all they care about is your money and how much they can get out of you..
Response from The Matchmaking CompanyJun 29, 2026
Andrea, we are sorry to hear that you remain dissatisfied with your experience. However, we respectfully disagree with many of the statements made in your review. Our consultation process is designed to provide prospective clients with detailed information about our services, pricing, membership options, and the membership agreement before any enrollment decision is made. Clients are under no obligation to enroll and are encouraged to review the agreement and ask any questions they may have before signing. We would also like to clarify that not every individual we introduce is a paying client. Some participants are complimentary members who have been selected because we believe they may be a strong match for one of our paying clients. This allows us to expand the pool of compatible introductions and create more opportunities for successful matches. Additionally, we categorically deny the allegation that client documents were altered or that information was intentionally misrepresented. Our records reflect that your preferences and feedback were documented throughout your membership and that introductions were made based on those preferences, mutual compatibility, and availability. Your concerns have already been fully addressed through the legal process, which concluded in the Company's favor. Throughout that process, we remained willing to continue providing the matchmaking services outlined in your membership agreement. However, you requested that we no longer contact you, and we have honored that request. While we regret that your experience did not meet your expectations, we remain confident in the integrity of our process and wish you the very best moving forward.




