Match.com Sued For Deception

REUTERS -- June 9 -- Sean McGinn, of Brooklyn sued Match.com for misleading members by posting profiles of prospective dates who are unable to respond to any interest in them because they do not have a paid subscription. McGinn accused Match.com of causing "humiliation and disappointment" for some members who feel rejected when their attempt to contact a prospective date gets no reply. Match.com is still reviewing the complaint, but said "we believe this lawsuit is without merit and we will defend it vigorously." FULL ARTICLE @ REUTERS. Also read in DALLAS BUSINESS JOURNAL (June 10th), CONSUMER AFFAIRS (June 10th), NY DAILY NEWS, COURTHOUSE NEWS (June 10th), BROOKLYN EAGLE (June 10th), NY MAGAZINE (June 10th), ATTORNEY AT LAW (June 10th), UPI (June 10th), MY STATELINE (June 9th), DFW (June 11th), LAWYERS AND SETTLEMENTS (June 17th), OPPOSING VIEWS (June 17th), WMDT (June 19th), KSTP (June 19th)

Mark Brooks: This is a super-important case.  We'll watch it closely.

 

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