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>Money can't buy you love: woman sues elite dating agency after a string of disastrous matches
>Darlene Daggett had high hopes of finding her ideal partner when she took out a "CEO level" membership with a dating service.
But the retired corporate executive with the QVC shopping channel, who spent $150,000 (£115,000) signing up with the company, was to be sorely disappointed.
>Instead, Ms Daggett, a 62-year-old divorced mother of four, was introduced to a procession of incompatible suitors, according to documents filed in a federal court.
>One candidate, an Australian entrepreneur, whisked her away on trips to Panama and Costa Rica.
>This would have been fine had the man not embarked on a trip around the world with his former partner the day after returning from Panama with Ms Daggett.
>Ms Daggett, who has reached a settlement with the dating agency, said she had hoped to find someone to spend her retirement with.
How do we fix men? Why do they not want to settle down and raise a woman's family?
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oh look, you posted it again, how clever
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why doesn't she just go les if she's looking for love in her 60s? if i were her, i would keep younger boy toys.
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