| Why online dating, and why plenty of fish dating service?
Finding yourself in the middle of the rush hour, in a busy street of London or any other major town, and being single and also having heard about online dating, you casually look round with interest. Many of the people there are of the right age and some of them are very desirable. But plenty of fish dating service or no 'plenty of fish dating service', in a flash they are all gone, and you will never know anything about any of them. Have you ever wondered what might have been, if only? Now consider online dating. You login to your favourite online dating site, make a search and you have a list of five or more singles of the right age, height, weight and of the correct background, living within 20 miles from your home. You look at their photos and some of them are very desirable and datable. But in contrast, they are not gone in a flash, on the contrary they are all looking for a date! Now the next 'almost magic' is that online dating also provides a continuous supply of singles, that you can online date at any time of the day from the convenience of your home. Imagine, you can prospect for dates or parallel dates in your pyjamas at 2 a.m. ! If you wish you have the chance of talking on the phone or exchanging e-mails without revealing your identity until you are happy to do so. No other form of dating, but online dating brings so many available singles together with all the necessary information to give you a good chance of finding potentially suitable partners. Online dating is also efficient, and one can find suitable matches at a fraction of time or money when compared to meeting people at bars, singles clubs, lunch clubs, singles vacations, cruises or at your church. Even meeting people through your friends has its limitations, and it is generally considered a bad idea to use your work place to look for a date. No matter how much you despise the plenty of fish dating service approach and how reluctantly you allow yourself to be seduced by the online dating 'magic' you will be pleasantly surprised by your new partner. | 
