So what do you think is the best way for a service that helps visitors determine whether or not profiles on dating sites are legit or fake, to promote itself?
You got it right! Create a fake profile which generates a buzz for them!
One such service,
TrueDater, has done exactly that. The site has floated a fake profile of Paris Hilton with a headline 'You never know who you're going to meet online...'.
In her profile, Paris says she loves plunging necklines, high prices, hot bankers and men with big packages. Paris envisions her first date to consist of "time to talk and get to know each other. We don't ever need to leave the jet. Our personal assistants can bring us iced lattes. We don't need to hire Coldplay for background music.
And this time, save the video cameras for the second date...naughty!!"
And oh, she also learnt something from her past relationships...
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I have learned a lot about myself. That I like regular models with great abs. You don't have to be royalty, but of course it doesn't hurt! Really falling for someone is an amazing feeling. Not as good as a super-hydrating facial rub, but still totally amazing. Commitment is hot.
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Go take a
look at the profile yourself.
Even I was tempted for a minute to respond to it.
