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Giving out your cell number.
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My general response is NO! NO! NO!
I don't even give out my email until I've had a few messages back and forth with them, enough to convince me that it's a real person on the other end. Not a bot or scammer. |
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No luck
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give your friends, coworkers, family members carte blanche to go out and play matchmakr |
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ice breaker
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"Hi, I'm [name]" is usually a pretty good ice breaker.
Just ask some specific details about their profile. Or ask about something simple that isn't on their profile: fave band/music, fave recipes Or you could intro with some odd talent of yours. Can you make a complex recipe? Recite the Declaration of Independence? Keep it short and simple. Sadly, you;ll find meeting people on here is like trying to meet someone face to face. You just go thru the whole meet and ignore/rejection process A LOT faster. But since you're not having to meet them face to face (unless you ever actually got to that point), you get used to it pretty quick. |
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Any REAL MEN out there????
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The sad fact of essentially any online dating site:
- use a truly free website/app, and the good news is you can email anyone you want (some might have a limit on the # of messages). The bad news is that ... well ... anyone can create a profile and send messages - use a site/app with a subscription and you will get fewer messages from fakes/scams. bad news is that messaging on some sites can be equally restricted to the other person must ALSO be a subscriber. OR, they can only message back to a subscriber. So it's not uncommon that once a sub is up, you probably stop using it, or delete your profile entirely. Because people actually reply to the scammers and the scammers somehow are able to milk a few dollars out because someone, somewhere, falls for them ... they keep doing it. You can block them, "hide" them, and moderators do sometimes wipe out a few accounts. But like roaches and termites, you kill 1, but there are 10 more to pop back up real quick. |
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Match feature?
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It does save you from the laborious task of typing a Hi email and shields you from a direct rejection of being ignored. Also it indicates people who are more inclind to look at pics rather than read profiles. Sadly, seems to be true. Frankly a waste of coding to even have it. Either message or don't ... but oh well ... |
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Match feature?
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Out of curiosity, what is the use of the "Match" feature?
Seeing as people can actually message each other (unless there's a daily email cap that I'm not aware of), isn't the function kinda redundant? |
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