BRAD
Tokoroa

My girlfriend and I (both from Tokoroa) broke up a couple of months ago. Sad, but undoubtedly it may be the best for both of us. To try and get over things and carry on, I decided to test online dating and went to sign up at eHarmony. For those who don't know what it means to sign up - they give you no less than 436 questions you have to answer during the registration process. It took me more than half a hour to complete the test. Again, my self-esteem is pretty low right now due to the break up and here's the message I get: "Sorry - you can't sign up!" WTF? I went directly to Elitesingles. They took me happily. Glad I did that.

FRANCIS
Tokoroa

I think that online dating like Match.com is a real numbers game. In a given week I might write 4-7 messages a week to women I find beautiful and somehow interesting. I take good care to personalize my messages, showing evidence that I have read the woman's profile, and include 1-2 questions with which to engage her. Normally, 1-2 of the contacts will answer.

CARLTON
Tokoroa

I'm single since 3 years and after being lonely for so much time I have decided to try some services for online dating in Tokoroa. I have also installed different dating apps such as Tinder and Badoo. Moreover I have registered with Match.com and Adult friend finder. Re tinder, I can't report any success stories yet. I ended up with a few matches but almost no replies. A few conversations ended very quickly. And Adult Friend Finder seems to be a scam. I think all the girls are fakes. They message me but if I ask them to meet up, no one answers. My first impression of Elitesingles is good. No real dates yet, but I have been messaging with some girls back and forth. Unfortunately Elitesingles is not free. You need to buy a premium membership in order to be allowed to send messages.