Above you'll find a pic of what "millionaires" look like or so say the experts at www.meetingmillionaires.com. Through speed meeting the say the difference is:
"Amazing Guys"
They claim that the men on their site are the cream of the crop. Unique Matchmaking System. They say that they are the first site to offer traditional online dating and a hand picked matchmaking system together. (This I find debatable). They claim to have, "Compatible Members Only" and that their members contact you! They go on to mention that most dating sites let anyone email you. Their system allows only compatible members contact you. Verified Men. Not only to they claim that their men are real but that the site verify their identity, income and profession for the reader's peace of mind.
Okay so let's say a woman (I presume) puts up the money to join the site? Does it work? If you go for it, let me know.
On the site: http://www.dating-service.com/review/Sites/millionairematch.com/
The site states that they are "a personals site where you can meet successful rich men, classy mature women, rich women looking for marriage, or just meet beautiful friends and singles. If you are looking for a more up-market online dating experience, millionare match is for you."
Well for the male readers out there and women of dubious preference, hey there's something for us. They mention quite a few members.
They say that this number is of active members and is estimated from publicly accessible information about the site. It may not correspond to the registered membership figures displayed on the site itself. : 108,000
But how do we know that the members are millionaires and not just a bunch of eager beavers looking to marry well?
At least here the cost is given to us up front:
The cost of joining the site as a basic member, for the shortest subscription period. Discounts may be offered for signing up for longer periods. You get 1 month for $39.95.
Now my skepticism kicks in. If you pay the 40. dollars (just about) to have this site (and probably has an automatic billing so that you can't pull out easily), prolly towards the end of the month the millionaire or your dreams will "wink" at you or "write you" or some other such business to keep you interested. So even I as a fiction writer could prolly get one of these sites going - if I were so inclined to do. But my dears, not this duck. I still believe my methods are best - going out and finding them.
This site even goes as far as to mention the regions Covered: United States
Not quite the world millionaire catchers we'd have hoped for.
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