• The Right One performs extensive surveys of members - including written surveys and focus groups. In essence, they have created the first personal introduction service developed by its members.
• Personality profiles are also required to ensure compatible matches. The company developed proprietary software known as The Right Match ® system, which allows relationship specialists to match members on a wide range of criteria including smoking/non-smoking, job description, age, height, religion, hobbies, etc.
• The company does not engage in high pressure sales tactics and strives to provide a comfortable atmosphere for all clients.
• A membership guarantee is offered to all members and additional matches are provided above and beyond a client's membership, if they are not completely satisfied.

• Effective on April 1, 1999
• 15 offices of The Right One merged with 76 national franchises of the Together dating service.
• The combination makes this the largest dating service in the World with 91 offices.

• It creates North America's largest introduction service and offers customers a more consistent product, a greater number of potentially compatible mates and more flexibility in transferring memberships to another geographic region.
• Franchise owners will benefit from an increased corporate identity, expanded marketing efforts and national programs that ensure an ethical and results-driven service.
• In the coming months, the newly merged companies plan to use their strength and market dominance to help establish a new trade organization that will advocate stringent codes of operation for dating services.
• Each office will retain their existing name to avoid customer confusion

• Together's Brad Megahan, with 18 years of industry experience, will serve as the company's Chairman of the Board and President.
• Paul Falzone, with 10 years of experience in the industry, is CEO of The Right One. He will retain that title with the new company.
• Ray Walker, another 10 year industry veteran, who will serve as Chief Operating Officer of Together.

The Right One has 17  offices throughout the nation, including:

California (Walnut Creek, Mountain View) 
Georgia (Atlanta)
Illinois (Springfield and Bloomington)
Iowa (Des Moines, Cedar Rapids and Bettendorf)
Nebraska (Omaha and Lincoln)
New Hampshire (Bedford)
Massachusetts (Hingham, Chestnut Hill, Worcester and Woburn)
Rhode Island (Warwick)
Wisconsin (Madison)

The Right One's corporate headquarters is located in Hingham, Massachusetts.

The new merger with Together adds the following locations:

Arizona (Tucson)
California (Encino, Los Angeles, Sacramento)
Colorado (Colorado Springs, Denver)
Connecticut (Farmington, Norwich, South Norwalk)
Florida (Boca Raton, Clearwater, Ft. Myers, Jacksonville)
Indiana (Ft. Wayne, Indianapolis, Mishawaka)
Kansas (Wichita)
Kentucky (Louisville, Lexington)
Louisiana (New Orleans)
Maryland (Columbia, Frederick)
Michigan (Livonia, Okemos)
Minnesota (Edina)
Missouri (Kansas City)
Nevada (Reno)
New Hampshire (Hooksett, Nashua, Portsmouth, Salem)
New Jersey (Bridgewater, Clark, Colts Neck, North Brunswick, Cherry Hill, Lawrenceville, Linwood, Rochelle Park, Toms River)
New York (Bayside, Brooklyn, Hauppauge, Levittown, Mineola, New York, N. Massapequa)
North Carolina (Charlotte, Greensboro, Raleigh)
Ohio (Cincinnati)
Oklahoma (Oklahoma City, Tulsa)
Pennsylvania (Mechanicsburg, King of Prussia)
South Carolina (Columbia, Greenville)
South Dakota (Sioux Falls)
Texas (Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, Beaumont, Houston)
Virginia (Falls Church).

Offices in Canada include: Calgary, Kelowna, Red Deer, Vancouver, Victoria and Edmonton.

• According to 1995 census statistics, there were 34.2 million single men in the United States and 40.6 million single women.
• The number of single people is estimated to have grown to more than 79 million people today.
• 29 million of all singles in the United States are between the ages of 25 and 44
• Single female households are expected to grow by 11 percent and single male households by 16.6 percent in the next few years
• By the year 2010, nearly one-fourth of the nation's population will be in the category "never married"
• There are more than 2.3 million marriages each year
• Median age at first marriage for women is 25
• Median age for first marriage for men is 26.8
• Median age at re-marriage after divorce for women: 34.2
• Median age at re-marriage after divorce for men: 37.4
• In 1997, 19.3 million adults were currently divorced
• The average income for a single person, age 18 and over, is $21,033
• 45 percent are homeowners
• 37 percent have a minimum of a High School education
• 52 percent have attended or graduated college
• 72 percent own at least one vehicle
• They spend more than 50 percent of their food budget on "food prepared away from home"
• They spend nearly $1,000 per year on clothes
• They spend nearly as much on vehicles as they do on entertainment
• The differences between single men and single women
• Single women, on average earn 29 percent less than men
• Women spend 47 percent less than men on dining out
• Women spend 46 percent more on sweets
• Men and women spend approximately the same amount on housing
• Men spend 31 percent less than women on clothes
• Men spend 47 percent more on purchasing vehicles than women
• Men spend 69 percent more on alcoholic beverages than women
• Women spend 46 percent less on entertainment than men
• Women spend 40 percent more than men on pets and toys