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GETTING ONLINE FOR LOVE

For an increasing number of people, the road to happiness
may include the information superhighway.

For example, about a million men and women around the
world are using one Web site--date.com--to meet their
soul mates. In fact, in 2001, about 50 couples who met
at the site got married.

Angelica Alonzo is one who found love and happiness on
the Internet when the San Antonio paralegal met Roy
Maxwell on Date.com. "My family thought it was a bad
and dangerous idea," Ms. Alonzo recalled. Within short
order, however, an e-mail relationship blossomed into a
love affair. Roy and Angelica got engaged and tied the
knot on June 16, 2001 in a small ceremony in Texas.

As Angelica Alonzo learned, registering at Date.com is
free and finding someone at the site can be easy.

Step 1. Fill out an online profile.

Step 2. Search the other profiles and find someone you
like, or just hang out and perhaps someone will find you.

The personal information you give is completely private
and anonymous. No one can find out your real name,
your address, or your e-mail address without you telling
it to them. All the mail you get at the site goes to a new
e-mail account assigned just to you.

You can browse through thousands of profiles to find
someone or specify exactly what your're looking for.
The 20 to 30, 31 to 40, and 41 to 50 age brackets each
represent about 30 percent of the Date.com member
base, the remaining ten percent are over 50.

Members can get into chat rooms where they can hang
out and meet other singles. Different chat rooms are set
up for different ages and sexual preferences. If you have
a special hobby or interest, you can set up your own
chat room.

The site offers advice on online dating etiquette and
practices. There's even an in-house astrologer to tell
you what the start say about your search.

The system was designed by relationship experts and
psychologists, who created a formula for matchmaking
that takes into consideration basic human traits and the
results of years of relationship research.

Finding meaningful relationship is what online dating is
all about. One recent survey found that 77 percent of
nearly 12,000 respondents said they are spending more
time dating online since the tragic events of Sept. 11.
People are looking to "connect" and online dating is
an increasingly popular method of doing just that.

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