Matchmaker Amy Matchmaking Agreement

Eric

Prepared for

2000

Program Fee $

Introductions Included

Elite Match Inc. dba Matchmaker Amy

This Master Matchmaking Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into between:

Company: Elite Match Inc., doing business as Matchmaker Amy (“Company,” “Matchmaker Amy,” “we,” or “us”)

Company Mailing Address: [COMPANY MAILING ADDRESS]

Company Email: [AGREEMENT / CANCELLATION EMAIL]

and

Client: As identified in the attached or electronically incorporated Client Service Order (“Client” or “you”).

The Client Service Order and this Master Matchmaking Agreement together form the complete agreement between Company and Client.

CLIENT SERVICE ORDER

Agreement ID: [AGREEMENT ID]

Client Name: [CLIENT NAME]

Client Email: [CLIENT EMAIL]

Client Phone: [CLIENT PHONE]

Agreement Date: [AGREEMENT DATE]

Program: [PROGRAM NAME]

Service Term: [12 MONTHS / OTHER TERM]

Program Fee: $[AMOUNT]

Payment Terms: [PAID IN FULL / INSTALLMENTS / CUSTOM]

Number of Introductions Included: Up to [NUMBER]

Program Start Date: [DATE]

Special Terms, if any:[SPECIAL TERMS]

Unless expressly stated above, all services are governed by the terms of this Master Matchmaking Agreement.

1. PURPOSE OF THE SERVICE

Matchmaker Amy provides personalized matchmaking, consultation, candidate search, introduction, and relationship-related support.

Client is engaging Company for the purpose of meeting individuals who may have the potential for dating or a long-term personal relationship.

Company does not guarantee that any Introduction will result in dating, exclusivity, engagement, marriage, or any other specific relationship outcome.

2. MATCHMAKING SERVICES

Depending on the Client's selected program, Company may provide some or all of the following services:

Consultation regarding Client's background, preferences, lifestyle, relationship goals, and desired qualities in a potential partner.
Development and refinement of Client's matchmaking criteria.
Searching Company's network and other appropriate sources for potential candidates.
Screening and evaluating potential candidates based on information reasonably available to Company.
Presenting potential candidates to Client.
Facilitating mutual interest and arranging Introductions.
Providing reasonable guidance regarding communication, first meetings, dating, personal presentation, relationship expectations, and post-date feedback.
Adjusting Client's matchmaking strategy based on feedback and experience during the Service Term.

Company retains professional discretion regarding which potential candidates to identify, contact, evaluate, or recommend.

Client understands that compatibility is subjective and that a candidate does not need to satisfy every preference expressed by Client to be considered a reasonable potential Introduction.

3. DEFINITION OF AN INTRODUCTION

For purposes of this Agreement, an “Introduction” occurs when:

Company identifies or presents a potential candidate to Client;
Client indicates a willingness to proceed with that candidate; and
the candidate also indicates a willingness to communicate with or meet Client, and Company facilitates the exchange of contact information, communication, or meeting arrangements.

Once these conditions are met, the Introduction counts toward the number of Introductions included in Client's program.

An Introduction remains counted even if, after accepting the Introduction:

either person later changes their mind;
either person cancels or does not attend a meeting;
communication ends;
there is no romantic chemistry;
either person decides not to pursue another date; or
no relationship develops.

However, Company may, in its reasonable discretion, choose not to count an Introduction when circumstances outside Client's control make the Introduction clearly non-viable before meaningful contact occurs.

4. MUTUAL INTEREST

Company does not require Client to accept every candidate presented.

Client may decline a proposed candidate.

A candidate presented to Client but declined before mutual interest is established will not ordinarily count as a completed Introduction.

Company may discuss Client's reasons for declining candidates in order to better understand and refine Client's matchmaking preferences.

Repeated refusal of candidates who reasonably fit Client's stated criteria may affect Company's ability to provide the Services but does not require Company to lower its professional standards or produce candidates who do not exist within the available network.

5. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES

Client agrees to:

provide complete, accurate, and current information;
immediately inform Company of material changes in marital status, relationship status, residence, contact information, or other information relevant to matchmaking;
be at least 18 years old;
truthfully disclose whether Client is married, separated, divorced, widowed, or otherwise involved in an exclusive relationship;
reasonably cooperate with Company during the matchmaking process;
respond to Company within a reasonable period regarding proposed candidates;
make reasonable efforts to attend mutually agreed Introductions;
provide reasonable feedback following Introductions;
communicate honestly and respectfully with potential matches;
follow applicable federal, state, and local laws; and
use information obtained through the Services only for legitimate personal dating and relationship purposes.

6. CLIENT CONDUCT

Client shall not:

harass, threaten, stalk, intimidate, discriminate against, or abuse any candidate;
knowingly provide false or materially misleading information;
use Company or candidate information for commercial solicitation;
collect or distribute personal information without authorization;
impersonate another person;
use the Services for fraud, financial exploitation, immigration fraud, unlawful activity, or another improper purpose; or
distribute private photographs, communications, profiles, or personal information without authorization.

Company may immediately suspend or terminate Services when Company reasonably believes Client presents a safety risk, has materially misrepresented important information, or has used the Services for an unlawful or improper purpose.

Such termination does not create a refund right except where applicable law requires otherwise.

7. CANDIDATE INFORMATION AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Company may obtain information from candidates through interviews, questionnaires, public sources, referrals, third-party sources, background-screening services, or other reasonable methods.

Client understands that Company cannot independently verify every statement made by every candidate.

Company does not warrant that candidate information is complete, current, or error-free.

Unless expressly included in the Client Service Order, Company is not representing that it has performed a comprehensive criminal, financial, employment, medical, immigration, identity, or other professional background investigation.

Client remains responsible for using reasonable judgment and conducting any additional due diligence Client considers appropriate before meeting, traveling with, entering into a financial arrangement with, or beginning a relationship with another person.

8. SAFETY AND PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

Client is solely responsible for deciding:

whether to communicate with a candidate;
whether and where to meet;
what personal information to disclose;
whether to continue dating;
whether to travel;
whether to enter a relationship; and
whether to make financial, personal, or other commitments involving another person.

Company encourages Clients to use normal dating safety practices, particularly during initial meetings.

Company does not supervise dates or personal interactions between Clients and candidates.

9. TERM

The Service Term is stated in the Client Service Order.

Unless otherwise stated, the Service Term begins on the Program Start Date.

Company's obligation is limited to providing the Services during the applicable Service Term and subject to the number of Introductions included in Client's program.

The Agreement does not automatically renew unless the parties expressly agree to renewal.

10. PAUSE OF SERVICES

If Client's program permits it, Company may approve a temporary pause for reasons including:

developing a promising relationship;
extended business travel;
family matters;
health circumstances; or
other reasonable personal circumstances.

Unless otherwise stated in the Client Service Order, approved pauses may total up to six months.

A pause must be approved by Company.

An approved pause extends the applicable service period only to the extent confirmed by Company in writing or electronically.

11. FEES

Client agrees to pay the Program Fee stated in the Client Service Order.

The Program Fee compensates Company for matchmaking work that may include consultation, research, networking, candidate outreach, candidate evaluation, matchmaking strategy, communications, administrative work, and Introductions.

Client understands that a significant portion of Company's work may occur before an Introduction is completed.

Unless otherwise stated, the Program Fee does not include Client's personal dating expenses, including:

meals;
beverages;
transportation;
travel;
lodging;
tickets;
entertainment;
clothing;
grooming;
photography; or
services provided by independent third-party professionals.

12. CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS

Except as expressly stated in the Client Service Order or required by applicable law, fees paid to Company are non-refundable after the applicable cancellation period has expired.

Nothing in this Agreement limits or waives any cancellation, refund, disability, death, relocation, or other consumer right that cannot legally be waived.

For Clients whose agreements are governed by California laws applicable to dating service contracts, Company and Client shall comply with all mandatory cancellation and refund rights under applicable California law.

If applicable law requires Company to refund prepaid amounts allocable to services not received, Company will calculate and process the refund as required by law.

13. CALIFORNIA STATUTORY CANCELLATION NOTICE

IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CONSUMER NOTICE

If California dating-service contract law applies to this Agreement, Client may have a statutory right to cancel this Agreement during the applicable statutory cancellation period without penalty.

Cancellation notices may be sent to:

Elite Match Inc. dba Matchmaker Amy[COMPANY MAILING ADDRESS]

Email: [CANCELLATION EMAIL]

The final production version of this Agreement must include the then-current notice language required by California Civil Code section 1694.2 in the format and location required by law.

14. DEATH OR DISABILITY

To the extent required by applicable California law, if Client dies or becomes disabled and is unable to receive contracted Services, Client or Client's estate may be entitled to relief from payment obligations for Services not received and may be entitled to an appropriate refund of prepaid amounts attributable to Services not received.

Any disability claim may be subject to documentation permitted by applicable law.

If applicable law permits Company to extend the Service Term instead of canceling the Agreement for a temporary disability, Company may elect that option.

15. RELOCATION

To the extent required by applicable California law, if Client relocates Client's primary residence more than the statutory distance from Company's applicable office or service location and the conditions required by law are satisfied, Client may have statutory cancellation or refund rights.

Company will honor such rights when applicable.

16. PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY

Company will use reasonable measures to protect Client's confidential personal information.

Company may use Client information as reasonably necessary to perform matchmaking services.

This may include sharing selected information with:

potential matches;
Company's employees or contractors;
professional matchmaking partners;
affiliated matchmaking professionals; or
service providers assisting Company.

Company will not intentionally disclose more information than Company reasonably believes is necessary for the matchmaking purpose.

Where appropriate, Company will obtain Client's consent before sharing photographs or sensitive profile information with outside matchmaking professionals.

Client also agrees to keep confidential any private information received about candidates through Company.

17. MATCHMAKING NETWORK AUTHORIZATION

Client may separately authorize Company to share selected Client profile information and photographs with professional matchmaking partners for the purpose of locating potential matches.

Authorization:

[ ] I authorize Matchmaker Amy to share selected profile information and photographs with professional matchmaking partners when reasonably necessary to search for potential matches.

[ ] I do not authorize such external sharing.

Client's choice does not prevent Company from sharing information directly with a potential candidate when Client has approved proceeding with that candidate.

18. NO GUARANTEE OF RESULTS

Matchmaking involves human judgment, personal preferences, timing, mutual attraction, availability, communication, and circumstances beyond Company's control.

Company therefore does not guarantee:

a particular type of candidate;
a particular person's acceptance;
a minimum level of chemistry;
a second date;
exclusivity;
a relationship;
engagement;
marriage; or
any other specific personal result.

Company's obligation is to provide the Services described in this Agreement and the Client Service Order, not to guarantee a relationship outcome.

19. THIRD-PARTY PROFESSIONALS

Company may suggest photographers, stylists, coaches, therapists, attorneys, travel professionals, event professionals, or other independent service providers.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, these persons are independent from Company.

Client is responsible for deciding whether to engage them and for paying their fees.

Company is not responsible for services independently performed by third parties.

20. TERMINATION BY COMPANY

Company may suspend or terminate Services if Client:

materially breaches this Agreement;
fails to make required payments;
materially misrepresents Client's identity, marital status, relationship status, criminal history, or other material information;
engages in threatening, abusive, harassing, discriminatory, or unsafe conduct;
improperly uses candidate information;
uses the Services for unlawful purposes; or
creates a reasonable safety concern for Company personnel or candidates.

Termination under this section does not create a refund right except where applicable law requires otherwise.

21. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS

Client agrees that Company may communicate regarding the Services by email, telephone, SMS, video meeting, or other electronic means selected by the parties.

Client is responsible for maintaining accurate contact information.

22. ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND SIGNATURES

Company and Client agree to conduct this transaction electronically.

The parties agree that electronic records, electronic acceptance, and electronic signatures may be used in connection with this Agreement.

A signature submitted through Company's designated electronic signing system is intended by the signing party to authenticate and accept this Agreement.

The electronic version of this Agreement, together with the Client Service Order, acceptance records, signature records, and related system records, may be retained as evidence of the parties' agreement.

23. LIMITATION OF RESPONSIBILITY

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Company is not responsible for another person's independent acts, omissions, statements, decisions, conduct, or representations.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded or limited.

Client understands that Company facilitates introductions but does not control the actions of candidates after an Introduction is made.

24. GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed by applicable law, including applicable California law where required.

Nothing in this Agreement is intended to eliminate a consumer protection or statutory right that cannot legally be waived.

25. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This Agreement, together with the Client Service Order and any written addendum expressly incorporated into it, constitutes the entire agreement between Company and Client concerning the Services.

Prior conversations, emails, advertising, proposals, or oral discussions do not modify this Agreement unless expressly incorporated into a written or electronic amendment accepted by both parties.

26. AMENDMENTS

Any material amendment to this Agreement must be documented in writing or electronically and accepted by the parties.

Company may not retroactively change material terms of an executed Client Service Order without Client's agreement.

27. SEVERABILITY

If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.

28. NO WAIVER

A party's failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive the right to enforce that provision later.

No Client waiver of a statutory right is effective where applicable law prohibits such a waiver.

29. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

By signing below, Client confirms that:

Client has reviewed the Client Service Order.
Client has reviewed this Master Matchmaking Agreement.
Client understands the number of Introductions included in the selected program.
Client understands how an Introduction is counted.
Client understands that Company does not guarantee a relationship or marriage.
Client has had an opportunity to ask questions before signing.
Client intends the electronic signature below to bind Client to this Agreement.
Client agrees to conduct this transaction electronically.
Client acknowledges receipt or electronic access to a copy of the Agreement.

SIGNATURES

Client

Name: [CLIENT NAME]

Signature: ______________________________

Date: ______________________________