Hundreds of thousands of people turn to online dating services to help find romance. Many come away disappointed. And some of them file lawsuits.
That includes a 75-year-old Connecticut woman who says she was scammed by a website eLove.com, which promised her 16 introductions to men for $9,500. “This is an unfair situation and I hope something good comes out of it,” said attorney Tamara Kagan Levine, of Green & Levine in Farmington, who represents Bernice Schaefer.
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