Chicago Introductions

Ladies, don’t waist your money! I was completely dissatisfied with this organization for multiple reasons.
1) They misrepresent themselves from the the beginning. They call you claiming that someone had given them your information. A caring friend perhaps? I think not. I think they prey on women through access to public divorce records. They wait a few months to let the dust settle and then cold call.
2) I found their matchmaking skills completely inept. There appears to be zero to little personal attention given to their clients. They float profile’s for people you have absolutely nothing in common with. The whole process is computer driven and delivered by a school girl with poor communication skills.
3) I suspect they have far more female than male clients and therefore float fake profiles to their female clients.
You have better odds of winning the lottery than finding a match through Chicago Introductions.

These people have absolutely changed my friend’s life. Since he widowed, he hasn’t been dating and didn’t feel he has what it takes, to start a new serious relationship. He was guided by caring professionals and I couldn’t be happier for him now, seeing him optimistic and loving life again. Thank you.

I liked the initial person who contacted me, but that is the last good thing I can say. She wasn’t at the initial meeting like she told me, the front desk of the shared office space didn’t even know who I was there to see, they couldn’t tell me how they got my phone number, they name dropped a lot about well known clients thinking I’d be impressed, the form I filled out was copied so many times it was hardly legible. Clue after clue that this was a scam! I played out the interview just to see how much of a scam they really were. When they offered the program to me for A LOT OF MONEY and I said it was too high, they offered an introductory package, they offered the chance to advertise my business for a tax right off and more. The sales pressure mounted. I didn’t give in and left promptly. Sad that I was «taken in» by this operation, but fortunately I just lost a few hours time, no money. I learned a lot and actually am glad I had the experience to learn from. Learn from my mistake. Don’t give them the time of day!

THIS IS A SCAM! They lied repeatedly; told me they got my phone number from a concerned friend (HA); when I arrived for my meeting, the person I was supposed to meet wasn’t even there; they showed me photos of good-​looking men who were all mysteriously unavailable, when they gave me the price of $ 6,000 and I was about to leave, Keith (an arrogant, creepy a**hole) told me they can sell me a «closed» subscription for $ 3,500. I then had to wait over a week to be contacted by their so-​called matchmaker. The first match she send me was of a very good-​looking man. I said I was interested and she responded with «he’s in a relationship with someone we introduced him to». She then proceeded to send me matches of men I’d never give a second glance to (truly bad). One of which I’d seen on a free dating site who’s a civil servant and I’m pretty sure could never afford the $ 6,000 fee leading me to believe they may poach the free dating sites for profiles and then contact those men with the same «story». After 3 weeks, I realized this company is a SCAM, and thought that since it was within 30 days’ time, they’d refund my $. They repeatedly tried to contact me saying that I didn’t receive all my great matches because I blocked their emails to (another lie). I even had my credit card company send repeated letters. No luck; my credit card company agreed with me in that they are a SCAM, but unfortunately they can’t do anything about it and suggested I sue them. I’m seriously thinking about it.

My experience with Keith has been wonderful. He is a true professional and takes the time to get to know things about his clients that will be helpful when making suggestions for introductions. I met my husband with Keith’s assistance.
I do think that in today’s busy society, it can be difficult to meet quality singles who are serious about finding a relationship. Keith made the process much simpler. Bottomline, if I were single, I would contact Keith at Chicago Introductions.

This place is a rip off. The person that scheduled a meeting with me texted me every day asking if I was still coming, and the day before the meeting texted me five times… she was a horrible sales person, was quite judgmental of me and was not honest in the beginning about how much it cost. Horrible business people.