Found no match , this man sued dating app !
The lawsuit from Cross came after he reportedly paid $9,409 for site membership after being told by an executive the location had a ‘huge number of single women within the twenty-five to thirty-five age range.’ He went on to say that the site had only five women within the eighteen to thirty-five age range.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- A man has decided to sue a Denver-based dating website over an alleged lack of women within the database. The operator is being sued by one of its customers who have alleged the website has only a couple of women, consistent with reports.
- In the lawsuit, twenty-nine-year-old Ian Cross has alleged that HMZ Group, which runs The Denver Dating Co., has exaggerated the true nature of its database.
Although many of us still prefer happening dates after first meeting the ‘old school’ way – through friends and family applications and websites have redefined the style of dating in a big and permanent way.
Nowadays, a boy and a woman can hook up with one another in a matter of seconds with just a couple of taps on the phone. And if it is a ‘match’, the two can continue dates and even live happily ever after if they prefer to.
After Covid-19, dating apps saw another big change that has now become more and more acceptable. Earlier this year, a replacement and rather an important criterion was added into the mix of things that needed to be mentioned on a user’s profile. Many users began to include words like ‘jabbed’, ‘shots’, etc in their app bios to be matched with the person. As a result, the apps started adding ‘Jabbed Status’ as a criterion so on make things easy for users.
But there are other reasons why dating apps. Websites and dating app stories go viral on social media. There is the dark and dangerous side of theft, abductions, and violence then there is the bizarre side. This story is about the latter.
A man has decided to sue a Denver-based dating website over an alleged lack of women within the database. The operator is being sued by one among its customers who have alleged the website has only a few women, reported Denver Post.
Cross is seeking damages from the corporate because he is convinced their platform has only a couple of registered women. He also said the corporate is guilty of fraudulent inducement and deceptive trade practices, said reports.
The Denver Dating Co. does not operate sort of a regular dating app or website. It is a member-only service that needs new users to travel through an in-depth screening process before their application and profile are verified and made active.
In August, a female was suing a dating agency after she was matched with an individual who was but six feet tall.
Eileen Moore, who could also be a doctor by profession, demanded a refund of $4,995 for her joining and a letter of apology from the high-end dating agency Elite Introductions.
Cross is seeking damages from the company because he is convinced their platform has only a few registered females. He also said the corporate is guilty of fraudulent inducement and deceptive trade practices
SOURCE
https://www.timesnownews.com/the-buzz/article/bizarre-man-sues-dating-website-over-alleged-lack-of-women-in-database/826160