Match.com, a powerhouse in the online dating scene today announced matchTalk, a system that assigns the couple a unique number that they can use to talk to each other without giving out their real telephone number or other personal details. Anonymity - or at least protecting your private number is certainly key in online dating. What the news doesn't disclose is that Jangl powers this matchTalk system. People with Caller ID will see the matchTalk number instead of their actual phone number. This goes back to the whole Voice 2.0 thing and reminds me of TalkPlus, which I recently wrote about.
Ironically, TalkPlus mentioned they are working with a dating site but they wouldn't disclose which one. Obviously it isn't Match.com. Matchmaker.com? Jdate.com? eHarmony.com? Yahoo! Personals? Lay your bets...
Ironically, TalkPlus mentioned they are working with a dating site but they wouldn't disclose which one. Obviously it isn't Match.com. Matchmaker.com? Jdate.com? eHarmony.com? Yahoo! Personals? Lay your bets...
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Well, Lets101 (http://www.lets101.com)
Already has this feature for past many months!
Our mantra - No place for all those tiring emails and messages exchanges and unreasonable monthly fees. Pick your phone and call your date.
Also, you can do searches and other exciting stuff directly over phone or cellphone, no need to be on computer!!!
I'm use talkplus.
Someone recently hacked into my match.com account the reason I'm writing this is to let people know that the match.com website does not provide proper securtiy.