Friday 10 August 2012

How to get a date online


With our fast paced busy lives some of us are finding it extremely difficult to find love and settle down. In the 90s it was extremely difficult as we were too busy working and making money, with no time to go out and about to meet new people. Once you leave college and university it becomes extra difficult to find a date. Depending on what sector you work in there may not been a lot of people form the opposite sex.
So what do we do? We have found online dating, it is quick, convenient, and painless and in some cases free. According to recent statistics over 6 million UK people use online dating sites. I have many friends who have met their partners online and I am impressed by how they went about it. Not everyone gets lucky online (a bit like real life), but there are a few things you can do to improve your chances.

·          Decide on what type of site suits you best, there are sites out there for single parents, divorcees, military people, policemen and of course bisexual and homosexual people. So pick the ones that suits you, there are loads of free ones out there but not all are good.

·          Take adecent picture of yourself, a recent one is best. Try to be as honest as possible and don’t upload a picture from a few years ago.

·          Create youronline profile; take some time to do this as it will be worth it in the long run. Describe yourself honestly and don’t over egg it. Do not over promise anything, and also try describing what you are looking for in a potential partner.

·          Search on the site for people who match your criteria, contact them, exchange messages, talk on the phone and finally arrange to meet them.
If you are looking for a free dating site that only has real users then check out www.GiggaDate.com; it is 100% free to use with no restrictions on use.

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The internet and fakes

We all find it a lot easier to hide behind a computer screen and do things on-line we would never contemplate doing in the real world. We say things to others, we write stuff about ourselves and we even buy stuff on-line that we would never buy in traditional shop. The majority of us do innocent things we would be too shy to do on-line, but some do things that can be classed as criminal activity or misleading others.

I have been using online dating services recently to find myself a new partner; it’s the quickest way to go about it. I quickly found out that the world of online dating for singles is full of malicious individuals pretending to be a potential partner only to trick you into giving up your personal information. I have read stories of people being tricked into handing over half their life savings. One particular story I found hurtful was when a lady was led along for 12 months by someone who was pretending to be in the British army fighting in the Middle East. The scammer promised to marry her, and every so often would ask to borrow some money. The last straw was when he asked for a large sum of money to pay for his medical bills, which seemed a bit odd and the lady finally caught on.  

My experience of fake profiles has been of men pretending to be women on dating websites; it is really frustrating because you cannot tell who is a real user and who is not. It almost put me completely off from online dating until I found free dating site GiggaDate, this site has a vigorous verification process which satisfies me that all the users on the site are real users.

If like me you are put off by all the fake profiles on dating sites then I would recommend signing up to a site like Free dating site GiggaDate who go out of their way to report fake profiles and make sure all their members are real people.

take a look at Dating Site Scams and also no fake profiles



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