Chemistry.com Reviews
Chemistry.com Reviewby No1Reviews.com. Last updated: 31 January 2010 Editor's Star Ratings:
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Editor's Verdict: Unlike most other dating sites (with the exception of eHarmony and PerfectMatch.com), Chemistry.com doesn't allow you to browse and read members' profiles for yourself. Instead it does the matchmaking for you based on an intensive questionnaire that you have to complete when you join. This initial questionnaire contains hundreds of multiple choice questions designed to analyze your wants and needs and determine a personality profile for you. Filling out this questionnaire is a bit like applying for a job - many of the questions require a great deal of thought. This may put some people off, but for those who take their love lives seriously enough, this will be more important than applying for a job and they will be happy to spare the time and put in the effort to complete this questionnaire. The up-side of this is that it weeds out all but those who are serious about finding a long term relationship, meaning that Chemistry.com has only people in search of long-term serious relationships as members - there are no time wasters here! Chemistry.com analyses the results of your questionnaire and categorizes you into a personality type - assigning you both a major and minor personality from one of the following types: builder, director, explorer or negotiator. It then tries to find you a suitable match based on your personality type and your wish-list (the things you asked for in a partner), which you filled in as part of your questionnaire. Chemistry.com will try to send you up to 5 matches per day based on your personality profile. 5 matches may not seem like a lot - but the idea is that these 5 matches will be very well-suited to you and you to them. The emphasis with Chemistry.com is very much on quality and not quantity. When you find a match you want to make contact with, you can do so using Chemistry.com's Guided Communication System, which is a series of questions and answers that you both choose to ask each other. If you think there's chemistry there, then you can submit a First-Meeting request, which is basically a request to meet up (does all this seem a bit over the top to you?) Anyway, you can basically arrange to meet at a place and time through the Chemistry.com website, without having to swap phone numbers or e-mails. This is great news for anyone worried about maintaining their privacy and anonymity right up until the last minute. After your date, Chemistry.com will ask you both for feedback on the date. If the feedback is positive, then it will let you both know and you can arrange to meet again. If not, then Chemistry.com's clever matchmaking system will actually try and learn from its mistakes and find your better matches next time around. All very clever and hi-tech really! Given the intensive questionnaire you have to fill out when you join and the rather steep joining fee, Chemistry.com is really only for those who are very serious about finding the perfect long-lasting relationship. If you're just curious or you just want a bit of casual fun and then see how it goes, then Chemistry.com is probably not for you - instead try one of our other recommended dating sites. But if you've had bad luck in the past, or you're shy, or you're worried you might be getting on in years and are sick and tired of the bar scene, then Chemistry.com may be just what you are looking for. You can sign-up to Chemistry.com for free and receive your daily matches free of charge too. You only have to pay when you wish to either initiate contact with another member or you want to reply to another member. Bear in mind that when you initiate contact with another member, he/she must also have upgraded to paid membership in order to reply to you. However, if he/she is interested enough in your profile, you can be fairly confident that he/she will do this in order to reply. And if he/she doesn't think it's worth it, then he/she probably isn't right for you anyway. Whilst the lengthy registration process and the fact that you can't perform your own searches may put some people off Chemistry.com, there is no doubt that its advanced matchmaking skills make it an ideal choice for anyone serious enough about finding a long-term serious relationship to complete the lengthy registration questionnaire. Strictly speaking, Chemistry.com doesn't really belong in this category, as it is a matchmaking site, rather than a dating site per se. This is noticeable from the many differences between Chemistry.com and many of the other sites listed here. However, with more and more dating sites offering automatic matchmaking, the distinction between the two groups has become blurred enough for us to lump them all together in the one category. Although Chemistry.com ranks in 9th place in our top 10 dating site reviews, you should note that it is our favourite of the advanced matchmaking sites, beating off its nearest rivals in this genre, namely eHarmony and PerfectMatch.com. Chemistry.com also makes you the Meet-in-Person Promise, promising you at least 3 great matches in the first 3 months or they will give you 3 months extra free! So they clearly have confidence in their own product. Also, for a limited time only, follow any of our links and sign up to Chemistry.com and get 3 months for the price of 1! This is a special offer discount available from No1Reviews.com. Click the button below to check out Chemistry.com for yourself... >> Click here to visit Chemistry.com or << Back to the rest of our Online Dating Sites Reviews Sponsored Listings |
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