Should I Hire A Matchmaker? Are Professional Matchmakers Worth It?
Questions to ask, common mistakes made, contracts, sales pitches & more. Should I hire a matchmaker? Professional matchmaking services pros & cons; professional dating services reviews
Should I Hire A Matchmaker?
In my line of work, I have worked with many individuals, have been hired by many dating service providers, been interviewed by magazines & newspapers, and have even be referred to by matchmakers, stylists, therapists and other dating coaches.
I turn down around 70% of inquiries for various reasons but unfortunately not everyone is as selective as me. There are a lot of predatory service providers in the matchmaking industry that use high-pressure tactics, make grand promises, or fail to disclose information about dates provided.
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What To Know Before Hiring A Matchmaker, Executive Matchmaking Services FAQ’s
I have seen it all and before you throw down $5,000- $25,000 or more on a matchmaker, be sure to read this guide so you are better prepared to:
ask the right questions
get clarification on contracts and details
know who you might be set up on a date with
and understand the type of people who hire matchmakers
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