It’s getting really hard to get a grip on the dating services that are coming out recently, as in whether they operate “above board” with you, the customer’s best interests at heart.
We only have to go back a few months when FaceBook (www.facebook.com) was attempting to track members actitivities, even off-site, and let others know what you were doing. Extremely upsetting. But this is just the part w eknow about… not necessarily pointing fingers, but this trend to trade private information into retail currency is disturbing.
It seems that anyone with a website can jump into online dating, without needing technical or even customer relation skills. Or even an identity of their own.
This makes it more important than ever to know who you are giving your personal and credit information to.
Just because a website has a login doesn’t mean they are secure, or even not out to sell your information later on. This is a trend that many “free dating services” are starting to get involved in. Your personal information is the currency they use to make money, selling your email, allowing third party advertising and even selling your dating profile to other dating services.
aLoveLinksPlus.com is now more than ever being stringent in the review process and not just publishing reviews of good, and great, dating services but also putting notices about the “not entirely safe” services that are online.
Should you ever have a question about a particular dating service, even if it hasn’t yet been reviewed, email me.
I’m only a few electrons away. (www.alovelinksplus.com/contact.htm)
Robert Lee
