I joined Toronto Matchmakers over three months ago. I was told that after my personal information, financial information and a criminal record check was verified (something that should be spearheaded by the individual and presented to the party requesting it, not by a third party member) matches would occur shortly thereafter. I have not yet been introduced to anyone. I was also asked to give my social insurance number, something that should only be shared with your employer, and accountant.
I have pursued other dating avenues in the meantime, and had success, including: speed dating and online dating. The service is extremely expensive, and if it worked would be worth the investment, however there seems to be a common story in the reviews shown here...many promises, not many (or in my case any matches) to substantiate the price paid.
I joined Toronto Matchmakers over three months ago. I was told that after my personal information, financial information and a criminal record check was verified (something that should be spearheaded by the individual and presented to the party requesting it, not by a third party member) matches would occur shortly thereafter. I have not yet been introduced to anyone. I was also asked to give my social insurance number, something that should only be shared with your employer, and accountant.
I have pursued other dating avenues in the meantime, and had success, including: speed dating and online dating. The service is extremely expensive, and if it worked would be worth the investment, however there seems to be a common story in the reviews shown here...many promises, not many (or in my case any matches) to substantiate the price paid.