Showing posts with label Anil kumar Turkiya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anil kumar Turkiya. Show all posts

Thursday, October 28, 2010

What You Get

Every site will give you different features and benefits, and

depending on what your needs are; one site might be the best choice

for you because it has a certain feature.

Almost all sites will give you the basics:

• Allow you to create a profile that is included in the searchable

database.

• Ability to search their entire database for free using various

search options and restrictions. Don’t ever pay for just searching.

• The ability to send a message to any member on the database,

this will usually cost money.

• Allow people to contact you at their expense.

Some features that are highly desirable are:

• Sites that give you the direct email address of the person you

are interested in, instead of having to send a ‘message’ via the

site.

• Real life social events that you can join in and/or organise

yourself.

• A chat room.

• Online secure credit card transactions.

• Ability to pay to have your profile listed more prominently, and/

or allow others to contact you for free.

• A large (or no) character limit for your profile.

• The ability to upload multiple photos.

• A link to your own personal web site.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

ICQ snobbery

Believe it or not, there are people on ICQ that look down on people


with bigger ICQ numbers than themselves. Some will even refuse to speak to people with an ICQ number bigger than a certain


number. It’s not unusual either to find people trying to sell their

low ICQ numbers to make money. As a guide, if you have a sub

1,000,000 number you are pretty hot stuff and obviously a seasoned

Internet veteran. It’s rare to meet people like that these days though.

There are whole books devoted to ICQ and its use, but the details

on their web site are enough to get you up and running.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Why Documentation is Important

If you follow the advice in this book and are taking every advantage


of Internet dating possible, then you should be well and truly snowed

under with email, profiles, accounts, dates, names, numbers and

information. Unless you are an information sponge and have a

photographic memory, you won’t be able to keep up with this deluge

of information. This means you risk losing opportunities and dates.

This is most often learned the hard way, but it doesn’t have to be.

“How hard can it be?” I hear you ask.

Picture this: How do you think you would go trying to keep up

with five blind dates in a week. Remember all their details, the

dozens of emails you have sent to each one with dozens of personal

details, the chats, phone calls, etc, and then do this week in and

week out. Odds are you won’t even be able to remember all their

names, let alone the other details. Very few people can keep up with

all this information, don’t underestimate how hard it is.

This sort of scenario is very common, such is the potential power

of Internet dating. It can be like starting a new job every week where

you have to get to know everyone’s name and position, only harder.

We all know what that’s like.

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Staying Anonymous

One of the greatest benefits of Internet dating, and a key reason to


why it is so easy and successful, is that it can be completely and

utterly anonymous. Right up until such time as you decide to meet

someone face to face. Quite simply Internet dating is one of the

safest forms of meeting people today.

So how do you stay anonymous on the Internet? Well it’s quite

easy as long as you follow a few basic rules, no one will ever know

who you are or where to find you until you decide to tell them.