Augusta Singles

After 5 years of being divorced, being lonely and many unsuccessful attempts at
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I thought to join Augusta Singles, figured it must be for the Christians. Anyways went on their website, ot didn’t tell me much so gave up. Next day received a call from some fella who worked there, insisted that I go to the office on Central Ave? on Washington Rd– somewhere around there. anyways went there, a small office with maybe 6 rooms, mostly empty, got greeted by Mr. Alex. He put me in one of those rooms, it had a table a few chairs, he talked a lot– I dont remember the conversation but I do remember filling out a lot of paperwork. Likes and dislikes, etc. After all was done I paid some fees for services (the deal was not to mention the amount or else, I get kicked out the Singles Club– lol. A week of no contact– I receive an email it contains first name, age, phone number and brief biodata of a potential suitor. First guy was 63 yrs old, I thought you gotta be joking, I am like half this guy’s age, so I did not call and emailed ASS-​Augusta Singles Services, and complained. Next referral was 52… I was laughing. I emailed again, 3^rd guy was 25 yrs old, I thought to myself am I being picky or is ASS playing with me. Anyways after some months somebody there gets it and send me 3 referrals, super close to my age and I went out, no sparks nor fireworks, no knees popping, all white guys, not into Indian girls, I suppose I wasn’t timid, able to have an intelligent conversation, was knowledgable about politics, various religions, worldly cultures, not a republican and not into American sports. I gave up, ASS kept me on their passive list. I gave up on them, and once in a blue moon I do get a referral, recently under some new management Ms. Suzanne offered me to join some singles (various cultures), at matchmadein7 meet ups… Wasn’t bad, looking to hook up with young gals with no brains– sorry! Fellas of Augusta– I can’t act nor pretend.
Company is a good idea, but it is not for me.

I had a very uncomfortable experience here. Initially, it piqued my curiosity, but after filling out a brief online form, I was contacted by someone who left a message without a last name or a company affiliation. Per my own judgement call, I made and attended an appointment the following day. During the «interview,» I started noticing some details didn’t match while simultaneously tolerating classic sales techniques. Still intrigued, I asserted I would think it over and give a response the following day. When my «counselor» began to present as agitated and attempted to pressure me into a decision in the moment, I left. This is likely a legitimate business trying to help people find love, but without data (i.e. # of eligible matches, reviews, etc.), a website or Facebook page, it felt… wrong. I highly recommend doing your own research prior to making the jump.