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When Musack tried to cancel her membership and get a full or partial refund, she was repeatedly refused.

This is information that is not specifically disclosed to people like me, at least not by this particular member rep."

"Once I got in there, I was quick to learn that 70 percent of the members are inactive," said Musack, a claims manager with Regis Corp. The 53-year-old Burnsville woman wound up paying $2,705 for a three-year membership with the company, which promises to screen potential partners and provide other services to help members find the right person.Įleven days later, when she got her first look at the firm's available dating pool, Musack decided she had made a mistake. So when an Internet ad caught her eye - "Meet singles in your area over 50" - she was inspired to find out more about Great Expectations' dating service in Minnesota. Darcy Musack just wanted to meet a man with whom she could connect.