My name is Debbie and because I spend a lot of time reviewing dating services online for people unsure of what to expect, I know more than most about what makes a good dating service online. These are my picks based on size and the level of service offered.
My first choice is Chemistry.com. This is an online dating service known as a premium offering from the same people behind the mighty Match.com. In my opinion, their personality test is definitely something different; exploring every aspect of you from the shape of your hands to the type of doodles you might draw in an idle moment to discover your personality. It’s not what you would expect. The test was devised by Dr Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist, it’s free, and has to be taken in order to become a member – so it does divide the passionate from the mere players. It’s attracted a lot of media attention. Some claim the test is so accurate that they have had a phone conversation with a matched prospect lasting several hours even on the first call. Check this site out, take the test and see if it works for you. Subscription for Chemistry.com is the same at $25 to $30 per month.

Looking for a dating service online that’s less involved and willing to take a chance? You might like to try Friendfinder.com. Friendfinder.com takes a geographical rather than a scientific approach to the whole subject of a dating service online. Basically, you just sign up and start looking for dates in your area. I think this site appeals more to a younger audience willing to take a chance on love. It’s also an excellent way to meet friends, because every State, in fact most countries around the world, have several thousand members. You can even just link up to make friends. With 3 million members, there’s a good chance you might meet a couple of worthwhile people. Again, the subscription is $25 to $30 per month.

But if you want to maximize the chances of finding a compatible partner, another site to try is Perfectmatch.com. This is another online dating service that matches you with partners using an in-depth personality test. This match dating service recruited relationship expert Dr. Pepper Schwartz to develop a powerful psychological testing tool for their site which all members must take. Her test is based on 75 different factors, so matches are not left to chance they are carefully matched – whether it’s the perfect match is u to you. I usually recommend Perfectmatch.com to people who believe that they just haven’t found their soul mate. Monthly dues are around $25 to $30 per month to sign up – a small price to pay for the perfect match.