MateCheck Incorporates New “Serial Dating” Technology

Matecheck announced today it recently added a new technology to allow women to determine a man’s identity across multiple Internet dating sites.

[ClickPress, Fri Jul 07 2006] Matecheck announced today it recently added a new technology to allow women to determine a man’s identity across multiple Internet dating sites.

In today’s Internet dating “scene”, many users have multiple online personas. Until now, women have had no way to determine if “john123” on Match.com is actually “Bob456” on E-Harmony.

MateCheck’s new technology “connects” these accounts and creates a profile, including real name, phone number, and AIM screen name.

Since its launch in 2005, MateCheck.com, has collected comprehensive reviews and character ratings for over one million men registered with such sites as Match.com, EHarmony, Yahoo Personals and JDate.com. Over 30 Million women have visited an online dating site seeking a life-long partner without knowing that 30% of men registered on these sites are already married or living with someone.

MateCheck’s exclusive DateScore™ technology determines a man’s authenticity based on objective information provided by women with first-hand knowledge—the women who have already dated him! No longer is she dependent on his self-evaluation as described in an online dating profile. Using www.MateCheck.com, women can view an unbiased report as to who he undoubtedly is, and what he’s really about.


About MateCheck.com
MateCheck.com was founded in 2005 to provide women with a secure online community where they can verify the authenticity of online dating profiles for potential mates. The Company gauges the “Dateability” of men using online dating services by compiling comprehensive reviews, user feedback, and character ratings submitted by women who know them or have dated them. MateCheck’s mission is to promote confidence and security in the online dating community. For more information, please visit www.MateCheck.com, contact PR@matecheck.com, or call 310-910-9058.

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