YAHOO LIFESTYLE - Dec 13 - In a survey of 2K Americans, 77% of active daters said they research prospective matches on a regular basis – with half spending ~15 minutes per person. Almost one in four (38%) said they would always research an online date before meeting – with only 11% saying they never would. Greta Tufvesson, co-founder of New York-based matchmaking service The Bevy, advised that the practice is a no-no – adding that it's preferable to go into a date "with an open mind". "Don't judge or create preconceived notions of who this person is based on a Google search or gossip," she says.
by Francesca Specter
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