Trish Encina

Ten Aura and Trish Encina are a matchmaker's dream couple.or is there a sham going on right in front of our eyes?

Is Ten Aurora and Trish Encina defrauding us right in front of our eyes?‏

The start of it all...

There's no doubting that most Americans have endured challenges in recent years. Everyone feels the weight of the outer world pushing down on them, whether it is due to a chronic and looming pandemic, social and economic demands, or loneliness.

One ray of optimism in an otherwise grim future is the prospect of finding love, or at the absolute least a loving companion with whom to weather the storm and support one another in times of need.

Back in 2020, when the American Psychological Association revealed significant increases in psychological stresses like loneliness, anxiety, and despair, many of us felt isolated.

There are red flags everywhere.

The website is really simple, with only a form to fill out and a basic logo to contact their team. To be honest, the fact that no credible company would post almost minimal information on their website was most likely a red flag.

There will be no "about us" page, privacy statement, terms of service, GDPR permission form, social network profile links, reviews, or other content.

It's vital to remember that some of these are legally required.

Furthermore, you'd think that a "successful" matchmaker that charges THOUSANDS of dollars to match people with their ideal partner would pay $15 per month for a legitimate contact form rather than using the JotForm-branded FREE version.

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We're all in favor of giving them a shot.

We did, in fact, meet other women who had the same experience—burning.

Secret assurances and shattered expectations

We decided to dig while keeping a close look out for potential hazards. When we met, three women who had hired Trish Encina as a matchmaker were present.

During COVID-19, the dating scenario in 2020 was difficult. Greater than typical disorder. Feeling the pangs of loneliness, these women decided to seek professional help from someone who (allegedly) specialized in pairing singles with their ideal companion.

Trish's effervescent appeal made the women feel at ease handing over their cash. Each woman who shared her story had paid $5,000 for these services.

Trish had assured these women about the types of matches she would find, the exclusive method she would use to weed out the "duds," and the support, direction, coaching, and counsel they would receive to help them become the best versions of themselves for their future Prince Charming.

The first meeting was delightful to say the least. Trish Encina, on the other hand, pulled a Houdini and fled faster than Casper once she had the money. In other words, she was nowhere to be found.

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According to our sources, we received crickets in response to phone calls, emails, social media messages, and so on. Not only that, but all three women claim they received nothing in return for their money. There are no dates, no potential companions, and no help.

Trish Encina: A Multi-Task Performer

Miss Encina, as it happens, isn't a matchmaker by trade, at least not exclusively. Additional research by our investigation team established that she is the co-founder of Modelo Health Personal Models of Care and runs or is involved in other enterprises.

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Although managing many enterprises is not inherently harmful, it can create some concerns. We discovered that Miss Encina formerly owned and operated "Three Day Rule, Inc.," another matchmaking company, after further inquiry. Although the full history of this company is unknown, it appears that it only existed for a one-year period between 2015 and 2016.

Customers Should Exercise Caution in This Industry ‏

Unfortunately, the dating and matchmaking sectors are rife with con artists and scammers eager to prey on individuals going through a tough emotional phase.

The majority of us want to discover the "partner of our dreams," and all too often, matchmaking agencies make lofty promises and deliver only crumbs.

Although the full story of Trish Encina and Ten Aura is unclear, the testimonials of the three women presented in this article paint a bad picture of their business practices.