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Fernando Ardenghi

"eHarmony ...... showing 1 billion matches since 2000."
"PlentyofFish ..... passed 2 Billion matches generated by our matching system since 2005 or so."

They are clearly indicators of the low, low, low quality of the service!!!

And they are consistent with:
Many actual online dating sites offering compatibility matching methods could reach "as low as" 3 / 4 persons high compatible per 1,000 persons, so in a 10,000,000 persons database, you have as many as 30,000 / 40,000 persons to contact/date, that means a WHOLE PRECISION LESS than anyone could achieve by searching on one's own!!!!
(30,000 persons is the population of an average small city!!!)


A high quality serious online dating site with compatibility matching should reach no more than
e.g. 48 most compatible persons in a 10,000,000 persons database.
So any person will be effectively matched with no more than 48 others and the matching system will not pass more than 480 million matches in a 10,000,000 persons database.

Kindest Regards,

Fernando Ardenghi.
Buenos Aires.
Argentina.
[email protected]

Melissa

This doesn't surprise me. Plentyoffish has been around awhile now and has a great service.

Richard B.

Congrats to POF! Their matching test is the best I've used. It's short but effective. All of their online tests are fun but useful! Keep them coming!

Richard

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