Dating Service Consumer Bill of Rights

Dating Service Consumer Bill of Rights

1. No social referral service contract shall require the payment by you, the purchaser, of an amount greater than one thousand dollars. In addition, no such contract may extend over a period of time greater than two years.
2. No social referral service contract shall require you, the purchaser, to purchase a good or service which is directly or indirectly related to the social referral service. These extra services are known as ancillary services and, while these ancillary service may be offered to you, the law prohibits the seller from requiring that you purchase this service as a condition of your social referral service contract.
3. If your social referral service contract costs more than twenty-five dollars, the seller must furnish a minimum number of referrals per month to you, unless your social referral service provides the user with a search functionality or is presented with possible matches. If this minimum amount is not furnished to you for two successive months, or in the case of an online dating service with search funtionality or algorithm or location based matching, any social referral, you have the option of cancelling the contract and receiving a full refund of all the money you paid, less a cancellation fee which cannot exceed either fifteen percent of the cash price or a pro rata amount for the number of referrals furnished to you.
4. Unless your social referral service contract is for online dating services that are generally available to users on a regional, national or global basis, your social referral service contract must specify the distance which you, the purchaser, are willing to travel to meet any social referral. No social referrals shall be furnished where you and the referral live at a distance greater than the distance specified in the contract.
5. The provider must have an established policy to address the situation of your moving outside the area it services. This policy must be explained in your contract.
6. If any provision of the social referral service contract is violated, you have the right to bring a court action against the provider which has violated the contract.

Source: New York General Business Law section 394-c(7)(e), quoted word for word.

How these rights apply to Noora Premium, including cancelling and putting your membership on hold, is in Section 22 of our Terms of Service. Questions: [email protected].