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One customer, who wanted to be known only as Mr Yang, paid dating agency Lunch Actually a non-refundable deposit of $324 for a promotional offer. It was supposed to include a free date even if he did not eventually sign up for a membership.
This free date offer was never fulfilled, said the 32-year-old, who works in the IT sector. The agency’s consultant ignored his texts about the date for over a month, until he filed a claim with the Small Claims Tribunals.
“It was very ironic, because they are a dating agency, but they are doing the ghosting themselves,” he said.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...out-matchmaking-agencies-in-spore-on-the-rise
This free date offer was never fulfilled, said the 32-year-old, who works in the IT sector. The agency’s consultant ignored his texts about the date for over a month, until he filed a claim with the Small Claims Tribunals.
“It was very ironic, because they are a dating agency, but they are doing the ghosting themselves,” he said.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...out-matchmaking-agencies-in-spore-on-the-rise