online_dating.jpgOnline dating can be fun, and certainly a rewarding experience for women of all ages. Maintain your safety while, it is simply using a combination of common sense and exercise good judgment. The rules for online safety are the same as the safety rules of the real world. You do not give your name, address and phone number to a strange man that you met in a bar or on the street, so you should never do this either online. Play it safe. Get to know this man, who may be Prince Charming before giving you any information that would enable him or other trace you.

Do not say a stranger exactly where you work. To say that you are a legal secretary (if that is what you are) for a mid-sized firm…. Not that you work for Brown, Smith and Jones Lawyers. It is safe to say that you live in town but you should wait to be more accurate than anything that you have been chatting and exchanging e-mails for some time.

Only use tools provided by the dating service you belong. Most offer chat and private e-mails on their site. Do not give your email address isp. If you have to give an e-mail address into a free like Hotmail or Yahoo. Your address is traceable isp for anyone who wants to go to the trouble.

When it’s time for you to have your first face-to-face, to make this first meeting in a public place and in the light of day for hours. Take a friend with you or to make arrangements to call you on your cell held shortly after the meeting. Remember… ARE you in control and therefore not let anybody tell you reveal the pressure of more personal information you are comfortable with the developer.

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