Jul 24th 2008 2:01PM

Searching For Love?

One of my good friends has met all of her boyfriends from online dating services. While some of the online relationships work out and some don't last more than a few weeks, she is obsessed with online dating. It gives her the opportunity to know a little bit more about someone before she goes on a date with them. Another plus is the ability to set preferences on what type of person you are looking for.

She has been using eHarmony to meet new men for about two years now. When I had dinner with her last night she mentioned how she was considering making profiles on some different dating sitesjust incase her Mr. Right is a subscriber to one of the many other online dating websites that exist today.

While I have never used online dating myself, I have seen it lead to wonderful relationships for many of my friends. There are dating websites out there for almost anyone looking for love. There are online dating sites specifically made for interracial and minority dating such as black singles, jewish singles, christian singles, singles over 50, gay and lesbian singles, and any other single men or single women searching for that perfect someone.

While there are many free online dating services, other websites will charge you a monthly fee to be a member. Some of the free dating sites include PlentyOfFish, Chemistry and DateHookUp. Other popular dating sites include Match, eHarmony, LavaLife, and Yahoo! Personals.

Are you looking for love? Check out AOL Personals or search for online dating services on AOL Search. Do you know of any good online dating services not mentioned on our list? If so, please tell us about them.

Top Searched Online Dating Services On AOL Search:
1. Match
2. eHarmony
3. DateHookUp
4. Chemistry
5. WebDate
6. PlentyOfFish
7. SinglesNet
8. Yahoo! Personals
9. SpeedDate
10. LavaLife

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