Darl
Sylmar,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 25, 2008
It would seem to me that although a contract was signed, and false avertisement was displayed the FBI would investigate. Darl
Dave
Jacksonville,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, January 20, 2006
Not than I do that, but just searching the internet after your complaint, that's what I came up with. Anyone who has to pay to get a date is pretty much a loser anyway, and has nowhere else to spend his money, so quit complaining... you probably got excited and took care of yourself manually while looking at the pics anyway. So, really, you didn't pay for nothing! It would be cheaper to buy a rubber doll in the future. Doesn't eat much, doesn't talk too much, will do anything you want. Just be careful when you roll over and bite her on neck in the morning that she doesn't fart and fly out the window....
Wayne
Grand Forks,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, January 20, 2006
A contract can't require something illegal. However this is different from you agreeing to the terms on here. You agreed that the information might not be correct. Unless the law says a company MUST ensure the information in this type of business is correct regardless of contract, then there is nothing that can be done. In this type of industry the information would be provided by the escort to the website. You agreed to buy information furnished to them by a third party, not first-hand information gathered by the website. Unless they told you they verified it, there's nothing you can do since in that case you did NOT buy verified information, only second-hand information.
Amber
Avondale,#5Consumer Comment
Fri, July 01, 2005
Have you contacted your cc company?If you pay with a cc & are not supplied with what you paid for then you can ask for a charge back from your cc company.I used to work for an escort service and there were many times when customers were not satisfied with what they (got)! Anyway I was told to never agree to give the customer their money back on a cc transaction.This was because in this particular industry they hope you will be too embarasssed to call your cc company for a "charge back".You will most likely get your money back using this info.The cc company will then ask for proof from the company that you received "goods or services" from them,if they can't prove this;then the cc company will not pay the company & will credit back your account.Hope this helpful for either now or in the future!