Do You Think Shadchanim Should Still Get Paid Even If A Shidduch Doesn’t Work Out?
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Shadchanim nowadays charge $100-$200 just to meet with them. There has a to be a service that we are paying for. Some of these Shadchanim never set you up at the end. If they kept their part of the deal, many people would be willing to compensate them for their time also setting them up. It’s already become a business. Why not make it an official transaction, a salary of some kind, but then it should be on the books and they need to pay taxes…