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Study: Dating Services' "Scientific" Matching Systems Are Total Bunk - Geekosystem
TIMEStudy: Dating Services' "Scientific" Matching Systems Are Total BunkGeekosystemby Max Eddy | 3:43 pm, February 6th, 2012 Most online dating sites like to try to give themselves a somewhat scientific, methodical veneer. However, a recent study concluded that dating sites as they currently exist are not scientific in the least bit.Online Dating Isn't the Likely Route to Mr. or Ms. Right: StudyWall Street Journal (blog)Does Online Dating Make It Harder to Find 'the One'?TIMELove bytes - online dating no perfect matchHerald SunAOL Lifestyle UKall 129 news articles »
U.S. Dating Services Market Worth $2.1 Billion - PR Web (press release)
PR Web (press release)U.S. Dating Services Market Worth $2.1 BillionPR Web (press release)Marketdata Enterprises, a 33-year old market research firm that has tracked the US dating services market since 1998, has just released a new edition of its market study that analyzes ALL dating services—online and off-line: dating websites, ...
Consumer officials warn about online dating scams - WRCB-TV
Consumer officials warn about online dating scamsWRCB-TV(AP) - State consumer officials are warning about the danger of online dating scammers. They say some fraud artists use online dating as a way to scam people out of their money. Spokesmen say that after a relationship is created, the frauds often ask ...and more »
A guide to safe online dating - ABC Technology and Games
ABC Technology and GamesA guide to safe online datingABC Technology and GamesRemember to always log out of dating sites and never save your password when using a public terminal. Go for the popular types Just as you'd carefully consider a new love interest, get picky about the online dating site you sign up to.and more »
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