Dating service industry could be regulated in Massachusetts for the first time.

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Clients of The Right One are angry about high-pressure sales tactics, broken promises and an inability to get their money back despite heartbreaking circumstances. Three months after a woman joined The Right One, her son committed suicide. All she could do was cry and she felt she had nothing to give dating. She thought there wouldn't be a problem and never expected the answer she got. She showed her son's death certificate to The Right One, which, she said, refused to refund her money. To have to deal with son's death and then struggle with that, was like, what is wrong with those people? There are other stories just like this one and the state of MA is thinking about regulating dating services. I'm not sure how they would go about it but to pay over $1,000 and not be able to get a refund when you have good reason doesn't seem like good customer service. You can read other stories like this one at : http://www.thebostonchannel.com/investigative/15431240/detail.html What do you think...do these people deserve a refund in these circumstances?