Yet another class action lawsuit against an online dating site
Most online dating services deliberately make it darn near impossible to resign -- finally consumers are fighting back against this unethical and sneaky practice. If they have to work so hard to keep members -- one has to wonder about the real value any of these sites provide.
A lawsuit has been filed against TrueBeginnings, LLC, the owner and operator of the TRUE.com online dating website. The lawsuit seeks certification of a class action on behalf of TRUE customers who were charged service fees by TRUE after cancelling their subscriptions.
Allegedly TRUE bills its former subscribers service fees after they have attempted to cancel their subscriptions over the phone. TRUE charges fees in excess of $50 per month and advertises on its website that memberships can be cancelled at any time. However, only over the phone. The lawsuit also seeks an injunction prohibiting the enforcement of a provision in TRUE's terms granting it a perpetual, world-wide license to use, distribute or display all information - including photographs - submitted by subscribers. Wong v. True Beginnings, LLC, has been filed in the District Court of Dallas County, Texas and the Plaintiff is represented by Tycko & Zavareei LLP and Crews, Shepherd & McCarty LLP. Contact: Jonathan Tycko, 202-973-0900. FULL ARTICLE @ EARTHTIMES
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Interesting blog you have here. I haven't dated online so I am unaware of shady practices, but I find this reliance on the virtual world is getting tiresome. I'd love to see what would happen if women removed themselves from online dating sites ;-)
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Truely awful to conduct themselves in that way. I hope that individuals reap their monies back.
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True.com has too many loser men on the site. Most have no money, they have fetishes, some men are very digusting, Some even tell you that they just want to find some one that will pick up the slack on bills. (they want money)
Match.com and Eharmony.com is no better you should see some of the men they matched me too. EEEEOOOOOO
This is the first time I heard that True.com has been filed a class action lawsuit. Any updates about this one? There have been lots of dating sites has been sued.
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