Dating Services

It's Just Lunch recently shared their survey about dating plans and dating etiquette for Super Bowl Sunday. Here is what the matchmaking service found out:

• 58% of singles say that they would bring a first date to a Super Bowl party.
• 74% of men and 82% of women stated that they will root against their date's team at the Super Bowl party.
• 65% of men and 72% of women will not stick to their diets during the game.
• Don't talk about anything except football. 52% of singles would try to turn the conversation back to football and if they persisted in non football talk, then 31% of singles would never ask them out again to a sporting event.
• If you had a ticket to the Super Bowl, 46% of men would prefer to bring a date rather than their best friend to the actual game. For women it was 37%.

For the full story read the press release and for more information on the matchmaking service which sponsored the survey, read our review of It's Just Lunch.

The winner of our Editor's Top Pick - Christian Award for 2009, ChristianCafe.com, has recently updated their dating service. Due to members requests this dating site has added additional options to the 'Children at home?' question on their dating profile. In addition to 'Yes' and 'No', members can now select 'Sometimes' and 'Weekends'.

ChristanCafe.com also have added a new question to their profile which asks members if they are willing to relocate. Answers to this question includes 'Yes', 'No' and ' Possibly'. Existing member's answers will default to 'Possibly'. Of course, existing members can always update the answer by editing their profile. This new field is also searchable when you are looking for matches.

The last new update is the 'Who's Viewed Me' list is now editable. This means if you don't want others to know you've viewed their profile, you can now remove entries from their 'Who's Viewed Me' lists. This is done on the Profile Settings page which is accessible from the Profile menu.

To find out more about this dating site, read our [staticpage: review of ChristianCafe.com]

The 2009 Editor's Top Pick - Senior Award goes to SeniorPeopleMeet.com. This up and coming dating service has become quite popular with senior singles. SeniorPeopleMeet.com receives over half a million unique visitors in a month and over 1000 new members' sign up every day. Plus, 66 percent of all members are 50 years and older. No other dating site dedicated to senior singles even comes close to these impressive statistics.

SeniorPeopleMeet.com is a dating service which is easy to use for internet savvy singles as well as those who are new to the online dating world. Their free profile signup process takes under 2 minutes and once you have logged into the dating site, it doesn't take long to become familiar with how the dating site works. All the dating tools you will need to search and communicate with potential matches are available on the left column of the website, including your inbox, searching and community tools. Once you have logged on, click on "Search Profiles" and perform a search of singles in your Zip Code. The result will be a long list of high quality profiles made by real members.

With over 1300 submitted success stories of happy senior couples who met on SeniorPeopleMeet.com, this dating site is an ideal spot for any person 50 years or older to find like minded singles to date.

Read our review of SeniorPeopleMeet.com for more information about this dating service or visit SeniorPeopleMeet.com directly.

This Year's Runner Ups for this award include (in no particular order): Lavalife Prime and Senior FriendFinder.

This coming weekend at Chemistry.com they will be offering all members the ability to communicate for free. This means starting Friday Feb. 5th, 2010 to Sunday, Feb. 7th, 2010 new and existing members will be able to email the matches Chemistry sends them for no cost.

Chemistry.com is a dating site which offers an in-depth matchmaking system. You don't search for matches on this dating site, Chemistry sends them to you based on what you entered in your profile and what combination of personality attributes their research shows creates a healthy and long relationship. Dr. Helen Fisher is a famous Biological Anthropologist who helped Chemistry.com create their unique matchmaking and communication process.

This is Chemistry's fifth time running this promotion with the last Chemistry.com Flirtathon happening in the beginning of December, in 2009 (see Story). For more information on this matchmaking service, read our Chemistry.com review.

It looks like the gay dating site ManCrunch.com took a page from AshleyMadison.com play book. Last year AshleyMadison.com created an ad for the Super Bowl which was rejected by the TV Networks (see Story). They received a lot of free press because of it. This year it must be ManCrunch.com's turn. Here is the TV commercial in question:

Note: Unfortunately the source to the video and/or image which once was displayed here has since been removed by the authors for an unknown reason.

While I was in no way offended by the commercial and I did find it comical, the problem is the production values are just not up to the standards for a show like the Super Bowl.

ManCrunch.com spokesman Dominic Friesen told the New York Post that CBS had said all the commercial spots for the Super Bowl were sold. Dominic Friesen felt this was not true and that there were being discriminated against.

There is more bad news for FriendFinder Networks regarding their IPO (see Story). FriendFinder was suppose to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange this Thursday under the symbol FNN. They now plan to launch sometime the following week. The dip in the market last week is said to take partial blame as well as some last-minute questions from the Securities and Exchange Commission. These questions are not uncommon and can delay the process of launching a deal.

For more information, read the Wall Street Journal.