PRESS RELEASE - May 11 - MeetPositives.com now offers members a new service called Guaranteed Delete. The service, which is optional, is available when a member chooses to delete their profile. Most membership websites of any kind allow their members to delete their profiles but even though the profile appears to have been deleted the reality is very often that it is simply no longer public. MeetPositive.com’s new Guaranteed Delete service will completely delete any data about a user for $9.95.
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STD Dating Site Meet Positives Offers Guaranteed Delete Option for $10
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MeetPositives.com to Add Video Messaging to Its Dating Site
STREET INSIDER - Apr 23 - Meetpositives.com is adding video messaging to its dating site. Meet Positives offers an alternative to dating and a second chance for positive people who live with STD. The site helps positive singles avoid the embarrassment and possible rejection by telling a potential mate about their condition.
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Dating Site Meetpositives.com Contributes Towards Controlling the Spread of HIV
DIGITAL JOURNAL - Feb 14 - Meetpositives.com, an online dating website, continues to show support for those living with HIV. HIV affects ~200K individuals in the US each year. Those infected with HIV or AIDS (among other infections) can get together on Meetpositives.com and build relationships through mutual understanding of the infection and how it affects the way they live their lives. "We are not just another dating site looking to increase our user-base," said Jack Lombardi, a spokesperson for Meetpositives. "We want to make a difference in society, and help control the spread of HIV and other STDs while simultaneously making it easier for those infected to find partners."
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MeetPositives Is A Newly Launched Dating Site For Positive Singles
DIGITAL JOURNAL - Sep 21 - MeetPositives is designed to help singles who are STD positive avoid the embarrassment and possible rejection because of their condition. All personal information remains private until that particular person decides to share it with someone else.
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