NEW YORK POST - Matchmaking company Vida Select offers a service where employees, like Andrew Boese, swipe on dating apps on behalf of clients, handling all aspects of online dating for a fee. Boese, who has worked as a ghostwriter for the company for a decade, adopts various personas to match clients' preferences. Vida Select claims that typical dating app users spend ~12 hours a week on platforms, suggesting their service as a time-saving alternative. The company, founded in 2009 by Scott Valdez, who met his wife through the platform, charges clients upwards of $2,595 per month for their services.
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Scott Valdez Turned Swiping Into a Career
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