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White house wants to identify sex offenders among online daters
White house wants to identify sex offenders
Online was and still being dangerous. Legislation designed to make online dating safer won approval Wednesday from the Illinois House.Under the online dating bill, networking sites with Illinois members would have to initiate background checks to identify convicted felons and sex offenders or tell their users they don't conduct checks. But large sites like Match.com and eHarmony.com would not require to perform checks on subscribers for sex offenses or other felony convictions but would have to indicate whether they do. To read more about this go to Sun Times article or WBBM News Radio.
How professional dating advicers earn money on you
Matt Katz from CourierPost Online did research on those dating doctors who promise to make your life happier after reading their books, listening their online courses on how to dating someone on the street and how to find your perfect one. Read this article to find is that really working.
Know how small and expensive dating services work in reality
All dating services declare that their services works great and only at their dating site you'll find your perfect match. But how things are going on in reality when you join dating service. Courant.com members were asked to send their stories with their dating experience. Most of them were negative unfortunately. By reading this article you'll find really edifying stories about "It's Just Lunch" dating service which offer of three dates for $100, The Relationship Company in Farmington, which promised 13 "hand-picked" dates for $2,200.
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