Flirt-Coach.net will be moving to a new website soon: Cheeky Monkey Dating. The main feature of Cheeky Monkey Dating is a new online dating service unlike any other on the web. All the articles in Flirt-Coach.net, and the forum, will become part of the service. Here is a rundown of the charges that will be applied:

To create your profile: Nothing

To receive messages: Nothing

To send messages: Nothing

The site will be sponsored by advertising, as is the case with Flirt-Coach.net. Any old permalinks that you have for this site will continue to work, as they will be automatically redirected for you.

In addition to the usual features, special features include buttons to call you and chat to you through Skype, and syndication feeds for new users that allow you to add the new profile lists to My Yahoo, My MSN, etc.

Why not pay Cheeky Monkey Dating a visit now, and add your profile?

While browsing through the women’s clothing section of my local supermarket, I came across a T-shirt that had the following slogan:

“I’m on the pull!”

This is a very simple, neat, and effective flirting technique. The wearer of this T-shirt is indicating that she is open to approaches; that she is single and available; and she is also providing an excellent opportunity to start a conversation, because you’re already giving men something to comment on!

Any funny or to-the-point slogan like that that makes it obvious that you’re looking for a date will be useful in attracting men. It won’t be appropriate for all settings, of course, but at most parties and pubs, this should work wonders for getting approaches! Men still need confidence to approach you, but you should find that you generate quite a bit of interest by using a T-shirt with a slogan such as this. Make sure to couple it with open body language (see other articles on this site for details) and you’ll definitely generate interest.

PlentyOfFish, the free online dating site, has sparked some controversy in recent comments written on this independent site by users of the service.

As with all the dating agency reviews that I write, in my PlentyOfFish review, I solicit comments from users of the service. Thousands of people have seen my review, and the only comments that I have received about the service have been negative.

People participating in the PlentyOfFish forums have allegedly had their profiles deleted without any warning at all. Whereas the terms and conditions of the service appear to permit this to happen, this is not something you expect to see happen with a service like that, especially when you are making friends on the forum! It seems that unpaid volunteers moderate the forum, and they have the power to delete profiles.

If you ignore the forum then you may find PlentyOfFish to be exactly what you need in terms of an online dating service, but it seems that you can easily get into dodgy ground on the forum from the comments received on this site.

Have you tried this online dating service, and are the comments true? Please feel free to post your opinion here!