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How to Recognize Good Green Dating Sites
I've noticed a whole bunch of new green dating sites populating the internet recently, all trying to capitalize on the green / eco-friendly movement. Many of these sites are essentially generic templates that just have a redesigned facade slapped on the front, while the membership database is shared with hundreds of other template sites and their members.

As an eco-friendly person interested in online dating, it's hard to know which sites are genuine and which are just trying to rope you in for a subscription fee. Luckily there are a few tell-tale signs that let you know what you're dealing with.

Are the members obviously green or eco-friendly?
As I mentoned, many sites share member databases with hundreds of other dating sites that all use the same template but cater to vastly different interests and demographics. A true green dating site will have members that all share something in common - a connection to living an eco-friendly / green lifestyle.

 Is there any kind of personal message from the founder or operator?
If the dating site offers a personal message from the people behind the site to the members, you know you have a genuine site on your hands. It takes a lot of work to run a dating site and the people behind the site need to have a passion for what they are doing - often this comes out in fostering a direct connection with the members.

Does the site respect your email inbox privacy?
Crappy green dating sites constantly flood your inbox with junk - mostly fake alerts sayinbg that people are interested in you, reminders to log on and send a message, messages to upgrade or buy some or other feature, and so on. Good quality dating sites only send you a message when it is important and relevant.

What does your gut tell you?
Spend a few minutes clicking on various links and pages on a site and pretty soon you will have a gut feeling about how authentic or genuine a site is. On a good site, very quickly you will feel welcomed and excited to be a part of that site's community.
Posted on May 11 2010 No Comments »
 

 
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