Signing up for Plenty of Fish was easy enough. Like all
dating sites, you create a username and password and fill in some basic
information about yourself and your account is ready. Once you have signed in you can begin to
create your profile. You start out with a basic questionnaire about yourself
with questions such as hair color, smoker or non smoker, religion, etc. One of
the questions I really liked was the “I am looking for”. It lets you select
between hang out, long term, dating, friends, or intimate encounter, which
should make it much easier to find someone with the same purpose on there as
you. Other questions such as interests and first date really seem to be quite
helpful in the matchmaking process. Once everything is filled out your next
step is to upload a profile picture.
A great thing that Plenty of Fish has that I haven’t seen
anywhere before is their Chemistry Predictor. You select between Disagree,
Somewhat Disagree, Somewhat Agree, and Agree on questions such as “I get
nervous easily” and “I am a very productive person”. The answers to these
questions are then used to set you up with our most ideal match on the site.
Once you have done this you are pretty much ready to go. One thing I would
recommend that again I haven’t seen on another free dating site is to take
their Relationship Needs Assessment.
The Relationship Needs Assessment determines what you need
in a relationship based on 9 key factors:
Interdependence Intimacy
Self-Efficacy Relationship
Readiness
Communication Conflict
Resolution
Sexuality Attitudes
About Love
Preferred Expressions of Affection
I found the feedback to be quite useful and fairly accurate
and it should be a great help for anyone, not just for those interested in
online dating. Another great thing that the assessment does is give you certain
things that you might Over-value or Under-value. They choose certain questions
you answered and give you possible reasons as to why you might feel that way.
One of the best features that I have seen on Plenty of Fish
is the “Will Respond” option. Clicking on this will pull up a list of users
that have been online in the last 20 hours and are expected to be online again
within the next 3. This is a great tool so you don’t sit there waiting on
someone for days to reply or might not log back on again. If you enjoy the
website, they have a member ship upgrade for $35.40 for 3 months, $51.00 for 6 months,
or $81.40 for a year, with a ton of useful features such as seeing who voted
yes, no, or maybe on your profile and seeing if your messages were viewed or
deleted. If you are looking for a great free online dating website, Plenty of Fish is one I would highly recommend. Have you had any success with Plenty of Fish? Leave your experiences with the website in the comments below.
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