User Review #5 by Firsthand on December 15th, 2009 at 11:11 PM CST

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Just 2 months after signing up with Match.com I was engaged. Extremely user friendly, most ladies are courteous and polite.

Just 2 months after signing up with Match.com I was engaged. Extremely user friendly, most ladies are courteous and polite.

User Review #4 by Kingathebottom on December 10th, 2009 at 7:30 PM CST

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I’m a member of Match.com and think it is the best site around. Their format is incredibly refined so as to make finding your match quick and easy. Match accomplishes this in several ways. First, they allow up to 10 photographs (yes, looks are part of the "chemistry thing" for many of us). Secondly, they have members post much critical information right up front, such as: -are you married, single, divorced, separated, or never married? -how many children do you have and where do they live? -what are your smoking or drinking habits? -what pets do you have? -what age range are you looking for? -where are you on the liberal/conservative spectrum of politics? -what is your general physique? -what is your religious preference? -what are your interests? (very important information to me!) -what are your exercise habits -what is your income range? (Optional) -what is your ethnicity? -what are your favorite things? -what do you do for fun? Also importantly, Match.com's first section permits you to describe who you are and what you’re looking for in a match. To me, this section is very valuable. It allows you to speak from your heart and be creative in how you say it. If you decide to join Match.com, I would encourage you to give this section some real thought and time. After all, this is that "important first impression!" If you must, compose it on Word Perfect and then copy and paste it into the Match section. Your time will be well spent. Matches are generated according to how well your profile matches other members’ profiles. You are then sent a list of potential matches and the Match.com format allows you to quickly sort through the profiles to find those that really spark your interest :) If one of you doesn’t see the potential for a match, then there are polite options for declining communication. That is the expected to happen to us all, of course. Take heart, though, if we are patient enough, the “right one” just might come along looking for you! If you and a match do express mutual desire to communicate, then communication is allowed to be very free-flowing.

I'm a member of Match.com and think it is the best site around. Their format is incredibly refined so as to make finding your match quick and easy.

Match accomplishes this in several ways. First, they allow up to 10 photographs (yes, looks are part of the "chemistry thing" for many of us).

Secondly, they have members post much critical information right up front, such as:

-are you married, single, divorced, separated, or never married?

-how many children do you have and where do they live?

-what are your smoking or drinking habits?

-what pets do you have?

-what age range are you looking for?

-where are you on the liberal/conservative spectrum of politics?

-what is your general physique?

-what is your religious preference?

-what are your interests? (very important information to me!)

-what are your exercise habits

-what is your income range? (Optional)

-what is your ethnicity?

-what are your favorite things?

-what do you do for fun?

Also importantly, Match.com's first section permits you to describe who you are and what you're looking for in a match. To me, this section is very valuable. It allows you to speak from your heart and be creative in how you say it. If you decide to join Match.com, I would encourage you to give this section some real thought and time. After all, this is that "important first impression!" If you must, compose it on Word Perfect and then copy and paste it into the Match section. Your time will be well spent.

Matches are generated according to how well your profile matches other members' profiles. You are then sent a list of potential matches and the Match.com format allows you to quickly sort through the profiles to find those that really spark your interest :)

If one of you doesn't see the potential for a match, then there are polite options for declining communication. That is the expected to happen to us all, of course. Take heart, though, if we are patient enough, the "right one" just might come along looking for you! If you and a match do express mutual desire to communicate, then communication is allowed to be very free-flowing.

User Review #3 by Chris on August 22nd, 2008 at 1:32 AM CDT

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I have been on Match for almost 3 months. I'm approaching my third and possibly final month. The site is for the most part user friendly. In three months I met over a dozen women, and corresponded with dozens more. So it works as far as being able to meet people. So 5 stars for Match. It did deliver what it promised and it worked. One site to stay clear of is Plenty of Fish. There is something evil going on there. Trust me on that.

I have been on Match for almost 3 months. I'm approaching my third and possibly final month. The site is for the most part user friendly. In three months I met over a dozen women, and corresponded with dozens more. So it works as far as being able to meet people.

So 5 stars for Match. It did deliver what it promised and it worked. One site to stay clear of is Plenty of Fish. There is something evil going on there. Trust me on that.