Events and Adventures Avis 

They didnt even bother to keep their own "apppontment" after i made sure i kept my end. Long story short, lost half a days overtime and made other plans based on their meeting time, which they cant be bothered to keep.

Sign up: Aggressive sales tactics with plans that are priced to lead you into longer terms. The contracts have a 3 day cancellation period which doesn't even give you a chance to try out the service. Once the 3 days are up, you are locked in like a greasy gym membership. The sales person I dealt with claimed that there was a ratio of 2:1 women to men. This was a lie.
Events: The event leads were friendly enough. The people were a mix of social and anti social. Some of the events were great but I am not convinced that it was worth the money they are asking.

Organization: This company is awful to deal with. The website is out of date and should be updated. At the core they only care about the money. There was no flexibility shown during Covid and they were holding front line workers to their contracts. Other than myself I personally knew a couple more.

Overall I would stay away until they change their oppressive contract policy. This is a sign that they are not confident in their product as if you want to quit for any reason, you should be able to. Imagine meeting someone 2 months in and then being forced to pay for a 3 year term all because you have been coerced into a long term plan based on "saving money".

They will never get me back as a client and I would suggest staying away.

Update July 27 2021: I continue to get ads for them on Facebook but they have blocked me from commenting as they do not want people to see the truth. This is not a company to trust.

Unfortunately didn't check reviews before I signed up. BELIEVE WHAT YOU'RE READING. They convinced me there was plenty of young adults in my area that went to events and paid for the group. As a country, we were all beginning to socialize again after this horrid time going through quarantine and such. I figured it was a great time to meet new people so I had an "interview" and signed up. I paid in full. In their terms, it states if you cancel in the first 24 hours you get a full refund. If you cancel in the first 48 hours, you get something like half a refund. Within the first 48 hours, I realize after not making money for a good 9 months it's probably not the best time for anyone to pay $1795. I was dumb. I then emailed the person who signed me up and requested to cancel it, but in the terms, it states to cancel and get a refund you have to mail in a handwritten letter. Even if I wrote a letter requesting to cancel, the company would not receive it in 48 hours because mail was delayed. Mail is still a bit delayed. There are problems with everything. This company being the biggest one for me. Imagine how poor of a company to become my biggest issue while COVID is affecting the world?! Shame on them. I contacted my credit card company to cancel the payment then they reached out to research the problem (I wish I wrote down the name of the lady that manages/sets up events/owns the company), but she says no refunds. HOW DESPICABLE OF A HUMAN BEING DO YOU HAVE TO BE, TO HOLD MEMBERS OF TO REGULAR STANDARDS DURING NOT A REGULAR TIME. Beyond shameful.

They get you to sign up under the pretenses of meeting people in your demographic range but it's just not true unless you're in your mid 50s. If you're not in your 40s absolutely stay away. They sign you up and there's no way to back out after 3 days. I signed up and couldn't make an event for 4 days so once I attended and experienced the members and general group feel it was too late to back out. The guy who signed me up said we don't care of your use the membership or even enjoy it it's about paying your membership fees. I went to the corporate folks for help and they said they wouldn't do anything since it was past 3 days. They offered to let me quite the membership as long I paid the full amount due. Stay away! They don't care about their clients as people but only as a source of $. Businesses that run this way shouldn't be able to swindle people at will. If they had a good product they would allow a trial period to make sure it's a good fit and also have a month to month membership which one could quit at anytime and stop paying them.
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They give you a plan sheet for signup. However, they have other plans which they do not mention on the catalog. I was ripped off.