RSVP Dating Agency and Singles Club Reviews 

I signed up to the RSVP agency after being promised introductions to men that were fully vetted and matched to me. I received 4 profiles in the space of 9 months none of which were in any way my type or had any shared interests. They were all too far away from my location too. Don't waste your money! I've had more luck sticking to regular dating sites.

Frustrated with trying to find a partner online, I decided to look at alternative options. Trying to find unattached professional men who are seriously looking for a relationship on the net is like searching for a needle in a haystack. I heard about RSVP via a friend who’s work colleague met his wife through them. My matchmaker found me my perfect match around 3 months in and we have been happily together now for nearly 2 years. So, thank you to all the lovely staff at RSVP!

Do not touch this agency, awful don’t match you with people that would suit you, don’t answer your phone calls or emails . Absolutely 💯 a scam.
A despicable company.
Take your money each month and don’t do what they say they are going to do. Stay away from RSVP agency.

do not bother with this, it's a complete waste of money. Every event I've booked onto has been cancelled at last minute

I wanted to find a dating agency that had more to offer than just the norm, so I did my research and discovered they RSVP didn’t just do Matchmaking but they also did events - this was a big plus for me. Everyone is so friendly and it’s been really nice to to able to meet people with similar interests.

If you are looking for a professional, discreet service, then look no further than RSVP.

Much the same as the other bad reviews. Don’t waste your money - it’s better to stay single or take your own chances out there.

They play on your emotions by saying it’s a safe way to meet people because they match you and look at your preferences. I think the only thing they made sure of was that the men I was matched with were under 100 years old and had a pulse.

I complained - got a reply which I couldn’t even be bothered to acknowledge as I was clearly wasting my time, they hadn’t covered off all of my points and my money was gone.

Really hoped this would lead to something. Paid well over a grand. They were very clear the men on their books would turn up well dressed and working. I was shocked to meet my date who had made little effort and was way off a match. I could have cried. He told me he was surprised to hear from them after such a long time as he hadn't been involved with them for years. I asked for my money back as they clearly gave no attention to all the information I had given them. Just a case of putting me with someone to claim they had done there job. Shocking. Don't put your trust in them, they don't care. It is a scam. I didnt get my money back as they had given me a date. Shame on you all. A scam don't go there

I joined RSVP back in 2016. I noticed all my friends were getting married and having children and was feeling a little left out. There was little to no chance of meeting anyone locally as it seems everyone here is in a relationship! I turned to RSVP and so happy that I did. Now in April 2020 I am happily engaged and planning the wedding (although the coronavirus has put things on hold). It did take a little while and a few unsuccessful introductions so is not an overnight solution. However RSVP are fantastic at what they do and even found me introduction number 6 the day after things ended with number 5! Great service and customer care. My fiancée was introduction number 8 so it was quite quick really. I would say though if you are a little younger when you join (32 for me) you would be better off going with introductions if you are in the South East/London area as the other members on events were 10+ years my senior in most cases. That was my experience at least. But in short, it worked for me!

Horrible - please stay clear of this business