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rprt.net in the news! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For: RightPlaceRightTime.net, LLC, P.O. Box 566, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-0566. WHERE IS THE LOVE? A New Web Site Introduces an Innovative Approach to Internet Dating Philadelphia, PA, March 30, 2004 - You step on the elevator and there, along with four others, stands a person who buckles your knees. And it seems to you the feeling is mutual. You have 10 seconds to say something but you don't. You get off on different floors and the opportunity is forever gone. Or maybe you're waiting for a blind date at a restaurant when this awesome guy strikes up a conversation. A minute later your date shows up and the moment is lost. You've been there, right? Well, for those who believe in fate, RightPlaceRightTime.net, LLC launched a new Web site today intended to revolutionize the ever-expanding universe of online dating. RightPlaceRightTime.net (rprt.net) uses the power of the Internet to create new opportunities for single adults to meet. It enables individuals who have had a positive chance encounter to go to the Web site and connect with one another if they were unable to do so at the time of the encounter. "This Web site was developed recognizing that attraction between individuals often occurs in circumstances where meeting is difficult," says rprt.net spokesperson Michael Brooks. "The beauty of this site is in its ability to unite people who already have felt a mutual attraction but were unable to connect at the moment. It differs from dating services, online and offline, in that there already has been a face-to-face encounter. Only when each interested individual seeks out the other online will there be a match. We feel this option for meeting others may be better than any dating service out there." After the positive encounter, each individual enters the time, location and other details of the encounter into the Web site and a sophisticated software program will determine whether there is a match. Unlike currently popular Internet dating sites, personal profiles are shared only between the two individuals who have provided encounter details determined to be a potential match. The Web site allows the individuals to communicate while protecting personal identifying information until both are ready to share it with one another and/or eventually meet as they see fit. Additionally, there are no exhaustive personality surveys used in the matching process; the individuals who have had the face-to-face positive encounter determine compatibility for themselves. For a limited time, registration for the site is free. A $19.95 annual membership fee is anticipated later this year. In celebration of the launching of the Web site, RightPlaceRightTime.net, LLC is offering a free drawing to win a vacation to one of four prime U.S. destinations. New Site Takes The Opposite Approach To Online Dating (04/22/04) Philadelphia is the testing ground for a new online dating service that takes a reverse approach: you meet someone first, then look them up. This is the invention of Michael Brooks, who lives in Bryn Mawr, Pa. He says people have face-to-face encounters all the time -- in the supermarket, on a train, in a bookstore. But after catching someone's eye and perhaps exchanging a smile, you both disappear. That's where RightPlaceRightTime.net comes into play. Using new software, the site determines if singles match up (providing both parties are registered). Just enter the time, location, and other details of the encounter. There are no personality surveys; it's all about the initial connection and chemistry -- and right now, registration for the site is free. |
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