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MillionaireMatch.com ( http://www.millionairematch.com) is a confidential online dating site that is leading the way in providing support and contacts for dating and marrying successful and beautiful people. The site has been helping the members to meet their matches for over 10 years and many success stories have happened there. It has become the number one dating site for CEOs, pro athletes, doctors, lawyers, investors, entrepreneurs, beauty queens, fitness models and Hollywood celebrities etc.

San Fransisco, CA (prHWY.com) March 29, 2013 - San Francisco, USA -- MillionaireMatch.com is betting that its customers won't mind paying 20 percent more to find a right person to date with to spend time with.

The world's largest dating club in terms of members is raising its premium membership rates by 20% per month.

The increase starts from March 22nd, for new members, and kicks in starting for current members when they renew.

MillionaireMatch.com's rate hike affects about 2 million of members in the U.S. and Canada, including Northeast Ohioan residents who spend more time on dating sites to find their Partners.

"I feel that the enhanced value of the MillionaireMatch membership over the past five years far exceeds increase in the membership fee levels, and it will continue to allow us to bring our members even
greater value on everything we offer," MillionaireMatch's chief financial officer told analysts earlier this month.

Nichole, a premium Member from Boston who dates weekly to find a perfect match for her, said she has no problems paying an increased fee.

"My membership is paid for when I date and want to check someone's contact information. Whether it is a new member at MillionaireMatch, a rich man or anyone . . . the 20 percent increase will easily be offset," she said.

Galanti said the premium membership rates were last raised in Aug 2011.

About half of MillionaireMatch's members are Premium members, who account for more than two-thirds of its sales.

"Historically, when our membership fee structure has been higher than some of our competitors, that's never concerned us from the standpoint that we feel our membership and the value that we provide our member is a good value," Galanti said. "We didn't do it arrogantly. We did it thoughtfully and what we believe is modestly."

But customer service strategist Alex Irion warned that companies that raise their prices need to
be careful not to lose sight of their customers.

MillionaireMatch.com, on the other hand, has a different business model than most and higher-income
customers who are less likely to quibble over a 20% increase. "Average $30 per person will be spent on MillionaireMatch every month," he said.

MillionaireMatch member Julie Michener of Minneapolis doesn't mind the increase. "20% more isn't going to break us," she said via e-mail.

Here are some new services which are provided to all of our members:

1. Advanced profile features
2. Enhanced search facility
3. Remove fake profiles

The MillionaireMatch.com team will return your investment by giving you a good partner, and good friends.

We hope our people will like us as earlier and we are looking for a more members on our portal to serve. If we get more members than there will be more options for them and they can find their choice in a short time period.

Britney Spears has “turned to online dating websites in a bid to bag a new man,” claims the National Enquirer.

Wait… what?!

According to the tabloid, in the wake of her split from fiancé Jason Trawick, Spears has been “scouring Internet matchmaking sites, looking for her Mr. Right.”

“She doesn’t have the courage to go on any dates yet, but she’s doing a lot of anonymous flirting,” a so-called “friend” tells the Enquirer.

The tab’s source reveals, “Britney has tried several sites, including MillionaireMatch.com. She’s found a few guys she thinks are hot. She’ll chat and flirt but won’t go further.”

Ah, so no actual dates… how convenient for the Enquirer that there have been no public meetings with real-life men that could be photographed or otherwise documented — after hours of “anonymous flirting.”

Spears’ loved ones think the online dating is a positive development, says the magazine, as long as there’s no, um, dating.

“They think it’s a good thing that she’s occupying her time with thoughts of moving on in the romance department,” explains the Enquirer source. “They’re not opposed to her doing the online thing so long as she doesn’t actually go out and meet a stranger from the sites.”

If this story sounds like the bogus, half-baked speculation of a magazine that’s run out of interesting things to say about Spears, that’s because it is!

A source close to the pop star literally laughed off the online dating rumor when Gossip Cop inquired about the Enquirer.

May 19, 2012 -- If you're worried your Kindle can't keep you warm at night, think again. Your Kindle eReader might just help you find love thanks to MillionaireMatch.com.

The award-winning online dating website for millionaire singles is pleased to announce it has recently published an electronic book through the Amazon Kindle program to teach its members and other singles how to attract and maintain successful relationships. The e-book, Finding and Keeping Your Millionaire Match: The Ultimate Guide to Long Term Love for High Income Earners, is designed specifically for wealthy singles who are looking for love in all the wrong places, or having difficulty finding dates with like-minded affluent singles.

Written by author Christine Cantera and published by MillionaireMatch.com, Finding and Keeping Your Millionaire Match, teaches singles how to be relationship ready, where find the perfect partner online and offline, and how to keep your relationship going strong. It's a comprehensive yet entertaining guide that's written for the dating realist, not the hopeless romantic, and includes stories from Cantera's own experiences as an affluent single searching for love.

Download the e-book from Amazon's Kindle Store for $5.99 or free for Amazon Prime members.

With over six million bonafide millionaires in the United States, you can be sure that among them are hundreds of thousands of affluent singles seeking partners who share champagne and caviar tastes and a work hard, play harder lifestyle.

Responsible for the union of thousands of millionaire singles, online dating website, MillionaireMatch.com, suggests it may just be a little easier for wealthy singles to find love in these cities based on their March 2012 membership data:

Top MillionaireMatch.com Cities:

New York City
Los Angeles
Houston
Chicago
Dallas
Las Vegas
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Beverly Hills
San Diego

These results are not surprising since MillionaireMatch.com counts many succesful entrepreneurs, top executives, celebrities and professional sports stars among their clientele and these 10 major cities are the places they typically call home.

If you're looking for love in all the wrong places, you may not be aware of just how many places there are to look these days — especially in the world of online dating.

"There are an estimated 1,500 dating sites that cater to every niche, every religion, every lifestyle you can imagine," said Bela Gandhi, founder of the Smart Dating Academy. "Online dating sites have exploded."

I wrote a column last year about giving online dating a try, and gave up on the whole concept after a week. It was exhausting, and most of the people I encountered — well, let's just say they weren't my type. But I couldn't help but wonder if a smaller, more niche site would deliver better results. Whether you're a vegan (veganpassions.com) or lover of agriculture (farmersonly.com), there truly does seem to be an option for everyone.

"A lot of specialty sites started out by people who were frustrated with how much lying was going on with online profiles on the bigger ones," Gandhi said. "Sparkology.com only allows men to register who can prove they graduated from a top tier university, for example."

Josh Black, who launched the dating site marrymealready.com in December of 2011 with his wife, Candy Tolentino, said he wanted to create a site geared toward "marriage-minded individuals."

"We believe that a more effective model for online dating is to start with the most important thing to you, and in our case, it's what type of relationship you are looking for," Black said. "We have a sincerity pledge when you sign up for our site and you commit to being interested in looking for a serious relationship that could lead toward marriage."

Black said since launching the site in December of 2011, they now have "several thousand members." Gandhi said that number is respectable, considering they are so new to the game.

"If a new site fills a hole they can take off," she said. "OKcupid.com hit the market to compete with the big guys and it was just bought by match.com in February for $50 million, so you can get lucky if your concept really fills a need. The competition is growing every day."

Gandhi said for the social media-savvy, zoosk.com is gaining in popularity. The site is described by its users as "very location and picture reliant." And if you want to forget about taking all those compatibility quizzes, howaboutwe.com focuses on letting its members create unique dates. After posting the proposed date, those who have interest in coming along can respond.

"With howaboutwe.com, the assumption is you want to attract people with similar interests," Gandhi said. "I have a New York client who loves this site. Some guy said, 'How about we go hit golf balls?' She actually had fun and went on a few dates with him. It allows you to be creative."

As for the prices, many sites are either free or offer free trials to stay competitive, Gandhi said.

"But you have to be careful that you don't get charged after the trial periods are over," she said. "Some sites will automatically do this so you have to be sure to read the fine print."

Here are some other popular dating websites by category:

Religious/spiritual

Jdate.com (for Jewish singles), christianmingle.com (for those dedicated to Christianity), spiritualsingles.com (for no particular denomination).

Over 50

Ourtime.com, seniorpeoplemeet.com, perfectmatch.com.

Hook-ups

Benaughty.com, adultdatelink.com, ashleymadison.com.

Specialty niche

Millionairematch.com, datemypet.com ("Date me. Date my pet"), theatlasphere.com (connecting Ayn Rand fans), yogapassions.com, soul2match.com (matches people who look alike).

By Jen Weigel - Chicago Tribune

The daily life of a successful executive consists of going into their office and tackling the day's work with energy and efficiency. However, when it comes to their personal lives these executives devote the majority of their personal time to business. Dating has become a difficult task for these professionals in which just announcing their success might scare off potential prospects let alone trying to meet people that share the same values in life as well as having the same luxurious tastes. And thus, Millionaire Match is established.

If a high-net-worth mate is your ideal, a plethora of dating sites offer an inventory of men who say they earn at least six figures annually. You can troll sites such as MillionaireMatch.com....., actor Charlie Sheen was a member of MillionaireMatch for a few months. Steve Kasper, marketing vice president at San Jose, Calif.-based MillionaireMatch, says the company never reveals the identity of its members, and that Sheen was outed by another member. Despite the drop in visitors, online-dating industry revenues have grown as companies raised monthly membership fees and membership lengths increase. Total US industry revenues rose 10 per cent to $659 million in 2006, and Jupiter forecast a compound annual growth rate of 8 per cent through 2011.

Online dating has revolutionized the traditional meet & greet of relationship set-ups, blind dates and barhopping and is becoming convenient, empowering, fun and interesting. In today's environment, busy professionals do not have enough hours in the day to complete normal everyday task let alone try to find that special someone or casual acquaintance. Dating alone can be a difficult mission and finding that right individual who fits your unique needs is even more challenging. Millionaire dating is on the rise and single professionals are seeking dating resources in order to meet that successful man or woman of their dreams. Here are three of the hottest online dating services that cater to professional individuals with busy lifestyles.

MillionaireMatch.com is a premier service that provides successful professionals with a place to meet quality individuals. MillioniareMatch.com prides itself on upscale clients such as CEO's, doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, celebrities and professional athletes and has just implemented a certification service of millionaire members. The initial membership is free to sign up however there is a gold membership for selected clients that requires a fee. The free membership includes a profile post, email and conducting profile searches. MillionaireMatch.com members can enjoy online chats and can create their own blog for extra exposure.

Is Your Soul Mate Search on Target?

The following Internet Dating Services article is a guest submission, by Ian D. Klein.
When a new member registers with an online dating community, there are no rules stating that they must stay exclusively with that service. It is perfectly appropriate to join more than one community in an effort to increase your odds of success. I suggest at least two.

The first should be an all-inclusive, mainstream website like Match.com or Yahoo Personals. This will place your profile in front of the world's largest audiences, for better or worse. Unfortunately, in such mammoth communities, some members may be more likely to disappear amongst the crowd. To counteract this common downside of mainstream dating websites, an additional community should be chosen.

The second community should have more focus and increased relevance to you and your individual soul mate searching needs.

These highly specialized personals websites are commonly referred to as "niche communities", and they play an integral role in online dating. Niche dating communities are as diverse and unique as the individual members who use them. Since these communities cater exclusively to very specific audiences and their common needs, a new member is likely to find more suitable candidates, receive more invitations to connect, and experience an unparalleled comfort level throughout the process.
Please consider the following ten questions that have inspired many popular niche dating communities, and decide which of these are most important to you and your soul mate search. Be aware that while some of these questions focus on areas that may seem shallow or superficial to you, beauty and compatibility are defined differently by different people. I have followed each of these questions with several example websites. For some sites, I felt that the name spoke for itself and required no further explanation.

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What is your education level, career path, or salary level?


MillionaireMatch.com - clients include CEOs, professional athletes, doctors, lawyers, etc.

The Online Dating Industry Journal reported earlier this week that Matthew Perry, best known for his portrayal of Chandler on the hit TV sitcom Friends, may be using online dating site Millionairematch.com to find a partner. The Journal also stated that NOW Magazine outed Matthew Perry's online dating intentions with an online dating profile that says he is, "cute and adorable, though pained and lonely."



This isn't the first time a celebrity has used an online dating site to find love. Joan Rivers has a online profile, Halle Berry chats online, and Alec Baldwin intimated to People Magazine that he's thinking about writing an online dating profile.

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, many of you are looking for love. But is love enough these days?

There are a lot of Jacksonville ladies out there looking for cash to go with their crush. And there are a lot of men out there ready, willing, and able to accommodate.

CBS47/FOX30's Leslie Coursey takes a closer look at singles searching for a sugar daddy online.

Web makes your millionaire match search easy

You go to the same bars, you see the same people, you interact with the same people, says local single Shannon O'Donnell. And it just gets old."

Like so many people in her situation, Shannon turned to the internet for dating.

"I started off and met tons of people, she says. I probably went on 100 dates. And then one day, I had a little pop up that said to go to millionairematch.com, and I said, well, I'm dating all these guys. I might as well date one with money."

She logged on, and after a few emails and phone calls, Shannon snagged herself a sugar daddy. They had a series of weekend rendezvous.

He definitely had a lot of money, Shannon says. He showed up in his escalade and had already rented me a suite in a hotel and he had stayed in a hotel away from mine, which was nice, not presumptuous.

Despite the mutual interest, Shannon says the relationship eventually didn't work out because he lived in Atlanta.

We went out to great dinners, went to some shows, went shopping. He was definitely a sugar daddy, absolutely."

There are dozens of online dating sites aimed at matching men with money with women who want it. Rich men looking for arm candy, someone to spoil, even extra-marital affairs.

If you find somebody that you like [...] and they happen to have money, why not?

Ann Powers makes unemployment glamorous. She's sassy and sexy, the kind of woman who jaunts off on a weeklong sailing trip to Antigua because it calms her nerves and costs less than paying for therapy. She dabbles in stand-up comedy because, well, why not? She's got time. Getting laid off really frees up the day.

To Ann, looking for a job is a lot like dating. First impressions are so important. She still gets Botox just in case she snags an interview or a man, and takes care to maintain her size-2 figure and golden bob. Her adventures in labor and in love are chronicled every day on her blog.

"The one good thing about being unemployed is that I can eat chocolate chip cookies with a glass of red wine at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, which is about the time I've hit the wall searching for my next 'big opportunity,' " Ann writes in one entry.

In another: "I confess, I also signed up for an account on MillionaireMatch.com. The longer you're unemployed, the more you acquire a Cinderella-feeling about wanting to feel rich."

The blog is called Girl On The Brink because that's where Ann resides, on the thin line between defiance and desperation, sarcasm and survival, laughing and crying. In Ann's world, she's not unemployed. She's "funemployed," in the new vernacular of the recession, among the thousands of white-collar workers who may be out of work but still make it to the gym. In this line of thinking, losing a job is like pulling up the anchor that once moored you to a mortgage, a daily routine and a career, setting you free to pursue your wildest fantasies.

The only catch? Ann Powers isn't real. The name is a pseudonym for Jayne Lytel, who likes to refer to Ann as her "alter ego."

A 53-year-old mother of two, Jayne lives in a tony Northwest Washington neighborhood, in a blue brick house with a white picket fence. Most of Jayne's life has been decidedly un-Ann-like.

Jayne's younger son, Leo, was diagnosed with autism at age 2. Determined to help him battle the disability, she and her then-husband, David Lytel, undertook an elaborate rehabilitation program. Jayne orchestrated as much as 35 hours a week of specialized instruction for Leo with seven different tutors for seven years. She published a book about her experience, established a foundation devoted to early detection of autism and became a sort of celebrity among advocates.

Leo, 10, is now the subject of a medical study of children who have "recovered" from autism, although many experts remain skeptical. But Jayne has no doubt. Leo can play soccer, solve math problems and shoot her a smile so big it makes her heart break.

"I got my kid back," Jayne says.

But the cost of Leo's therapies pushed the Lytels into bankruptcy in 2005, and the pressures contributed to the couple's separation in 2007 and divorce a year later. Jayne had quit her communications job to funnel her energies into caring for Leo. The sacrifice left a yawning hole inside her.

Then, about two years ago, Jayne started dating a wealthy man from California and returned to work as marketing director for an educational nonprofit. Life wasn't perfect, but it was pretty darned good.

Until last fall, when Jayne's budding existence got swept into the dustbin of our national economy.

She was laid off seven days before Thanksgiving. Next, her boyfriend dumped her via e-mail, put off, she says, by the needy person she had become. Worse, her ex-husband also had been laid off from his job as a political consultant. So he moved back into the house with her, Leo, and their older son, Lucas, 12. He sleeps in the master bedroom upstairs near the children; she lives in the in-law suite in the basement. They split the bills.

For months, Jayne stayed up at night in her underground hole, lying on her bed, watching reality TV and dreaming about all the ways life could be different.

Then one winter morning, in the dark, silent hours before the kids or her ex had awakened, Jayne started tapping away at her computer in her makeshift bedroom, writing about the purgatory of unemployment and its unwelcome accoutrements:

Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are gone. So is Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison.

They're all no longer billionaire bachelors.

But don't fear. If a high-net-worth mate is your ideal, a plethora of dating sites offer an inventory of men who say they earn at least six figures annually. You can troll sites such as MillionaireMatch.com to find deep pockets. (Men seeking sugar mamas on these sites typically have fewer choices because profiles of wealthy men tend to outnumber profiles of wealthy women.)

Sure, these find-a-rich-guy sites might sound dubious, but they insist they provide a valuable service to wealthy people who are too busy running businesses to hang out at bars, clubs and other social venues. "These guys work a lot of hours. It's very convenient to sit in your office and look through a catalogue of women" on your computer. Lucky them.

It's also cheaper than traditional matchmakers. For instance, MillionaireMatch charges members about $30 a month, while high-end matchmakers charge clients thousands of dollars.

The sites also claim to have higher-profile members, such as CEOs, celebrities and major sports figures, than broad-based sites. For instance, actor Charlie Sheen was a member of MillionaireMatch for a few months. Steve Kasper, marketing vice president at San Jose, Calif.-based MillionaireMatch, says the company never reveals the identity of its members, and that Sheen was outed by another member.