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Pretrieve public record search

by | Dating Safety

I received this from Paul Bunting, president of Pretrieve: Pretrieve is a public record search engine designed to help make finding and researching public record information from free sites on the internet faster and easier for everyone.   Pretrieve is a...

Gearing up for SITRAConIII

by | Dating Conferences & Events

The Singles Industry Trade Association (SITRAS) is sponsoring a conference for the dating industry (both online and offline), April 11-13, 2005.Rich Gosse of the IADW will be presenting a one hour seminar on “Additional Profit Centers for Dating Companies”...

gNumber launches Date Number

by | Dating Safety

gNumber has launched Date Number, the first two-way identity protected add-on phone service for online daters. DateNumber let’s users select unique phone numbers they can use when they don’t want to provide their real phone numbers. The numbers, chosen...

CA ID verification dead

by | Uncategorized

This just in. Identity Verification in California is basically dead. Mike Jones tells us the sponsor is currently not renewing their interest in sponsoring the bill. On to Michigan.

Enpocket launches premium SMS chat service

by | Mobile Dating

Enpocket has aunched a complete service that opens up new revenue streams for brands and enables their customers to chat, flirt and make new friends using SMS / text messaging. The premium SMS solution is the latest extension of Eden (the Enpocket Dating Engine) and...

Lobbying in California

by | Legal

Last week I had a conversation with Robert Mehta, a lawyer who has been contacting dating sites to inquire about representing the online dating industry in California. Robert is trying to get a group of dating sites to support his testifying and “making the...

Tango Relationship Index

by | Marketing

Tango Magazine, “The magazine about relationships” is offering a special introductory rate of $14.95. Duane Dahl of PerfectMatch has been an early supported of the publication. At first glance, I was thinking that Tango could be categorized as the print...