Thanks for your feedback. Briefly: A "nice dinner" date night comes to maybe $120 including taxis Regarding pricing and value, it turns out that different peo

Thanks for your feedback. Briefly: A "nice dinner" date night comes to maybe $120 including taxis Regarding pricing and value, it turns out that different people have very different ideas of what constitutes "a nice date" and that's perfectly OK. Every date we send couples on includes drinks, a multi-course dinner, a fun activity, and round trip black car. Our customers love the service and the price point, but there are other types of dates out there too and we'll probably add more of them. [T]his may be a positioning problem We can always work on our copy, thanks for the feeback. I want to spend time with the wife, not talking to Chefs and stuff, and not being social with new couples Great point regarding what's important for your dates. Some dates have a group component and some don't. All of our dates have some sort of exclusive activity. Different couples have different preferences about this sort of thing and, again, that's ok. Are you making many becouplys (and so not focussing on the product I want)? Thanks for your feedback on the sites. We're integrating the two right now. [it] has a different price ($149) to the becouplydates.com I'm not seeing the pricing typo you've mentioned, but I'd love to correct it. [it] has a twitter feed that has zero relevance to the product It's just not the case that our Twitter account has "zero relevance" to the product. We regularly send our Twitter followers on cool dates with their partners. For example, we worked with Motley Crue to send a couple backstage to their Valentine's Day performance at the Hard Rock in Vegas. It's a Twitter account, so we use it to interact with people. It's not just a PR wire, so yes, you'll see something other than our press releases on it at times. :)