Post by "Pop" Stran on May 14, 2005 12:38:49 GMT -5
You can find just about anyone on the Web, but Karen had to go to eHarmony.com to find an alien.
Trouble is, she was looking for an Earthling.
Then there's Jennifer of Long Beach, who spent $8,290 to join something called Together.
Now she's no longer together with her money but other than that, her situation is pretty much status quo.
Then there's Match.com, which should perhaps be called Renew.com since its primary skill seems to be automatically renewing memberships.
*Note: Despite the expected bias, we are not randomly slamming online dating sites (or anyone else) here.
While it is true that Pop's original online venture over ten years ago was an online dating service (and I emphasize the word "SERVICE"), the profit-side of the venture was incidental.
The focus of far too many sites today is profits, which bumps customer satisfaction to the "To Do" list.
Trouble is, she was looking for an Earthling.
Then there's Jennifer of Long Beach, who spent $8,290 to join something called Together.
Now she's no longer together with her money but other than that, her situation is pretty much status quo.
Then there's Match.com, which should perhaps be called Renew.com since its primary skill seems to be automatically renewing memberships.
*Note: Despite the expected bias, we are not randomly slamming online dating sites (or anyone else) here.
While it is true that Pop's original online venture over ten years ago was an online dating service (and I emphasize the word "SERVICE"), the profit-side of the venture was incidental.
The focus of far too many sites today is profits, which bumps customer satisfaction to the "To Do" list.