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better results. Reader polls on favorite dating sites can be seen at
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http://action-personals.com, while personal testimonies are collected for all to read at
http://www.romancelinks.com. At least 29 million Americans, or two out of five singles, used online dating services last year, and that market is expected
to keep growing over the next five years. But amid the triumphant tales of e-mails that end in wedding bells, a growing number
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or wife, and women tend to lie mostly about their looks. Online dating sites say their membership rules require honest
representation and prohibit harassment or abusive behavior. Some recognize that credibility problems could harm a business
estimated to grow from $398 million in 2004 to $642 million within four years, according to recent research. Thats good, right?
