Millionaire dating: don't forget to protect your privacy.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 15, 2010 -- Online dating is very popular is our daily life. More than 80% singles have tried or are using online dating. But how many percent of you guys realized the privacy problems?

When you join a dating website, you will be asked to fill in your full name, your email address, and some sites may also ask for your phone number and your address. It sounds ridiculous, but it's true on some dating sites. On some millionaire dating sites, you are also asked to show your income. So many private info are required to join a dating site, how to protect your privacy? Actually, it's very simple.

First, don't trust the small dating site or a dating site you have never heard of. And you can also google the dating site and check if it's very popular or legal. If you are not sure if the site is secure, try to register an account with some test information first. If you can get a responsive customer service and feel safe on that site, you can create a serious account there a moment later.

Second, don't disclose your personal information when you communicate with others. Some wicked guys may ask for your phone number in the first email. Don't trust them no matter how good he/she seems to be. On the leading millionaire matchmaker website MillionaireCupid.com, I was asked to give my phone number in the first email. Then I reported a few of the suspicious members to support. It proves I'm right. some of them are removed from the site not for long. I'm satisified with the site because the customer service is great and responsive.

Third, don't include your privacy info in your profile. Some guys may write their real name, phone number in the profile section. Actualy they are put themselves on risk.

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