Hi, folks! I have been reading your forum for quite a while and finally decided to share with you my happy story. Yes, I found the girl of my dreams, she loves me as much as I love her, she is going to come to America very soon and we will be happy together forever!

I was looking for love and happiness for years. I came to realize one thing - American women are no good. They are the bunch of spoiled, conceited, feministic gold diggers. One girl I asked for a date actually told me that she would never go out with someone who does not take regular showers! Another girl told me that she expects her boyfriend to be able to hold a stable job. What that has to do with my personality and inner beauty? I think the good woman should judge a man by his feelings and personality, not by the reason his driver's license had been revoked.

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In the past decade, sites such as Yahoo Personals, Match.com and eHarmony helped make Web-based courtship mainstream for 10 million current daters. But some seasoned veterans say the thrill of using the Internet's power to find soul mates has given way to caution. Singles now draw on a growing arsenal of security and research tools - from services that verify identity and background to companies that provide temporary phone numbers as a barrier to stalkers. Sites like DontDateHimGirl.com and antidate.org allow scorned lovers to warn others away from their bad dates.

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About 150 women travelled by bus to Hoyocasero on Saturday in response to an Internet plea from men tired of being alone. Commonly known as una caravana de mujeres (a caravan of women), the travellers were met with flowers by cheering men eager for a love match - or at least a good party.

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It was only five years between Tom Hanks' low-tech long-distance romance in the 1993 chick-flick Sleepless in Seattle and his 1998 online affair with Meg Ryan's character after they meet in a chatroom in You've Got Mail.

By 2002, the darker side of internet dating was under the microscope in the British comedy Birthday Girl, in which Nicole Kidman plays a decidedly dodgy Russian bride who lands in England after a nerdy bank teller's foray into internet dating.

By 2005, Must Love Dogs exploited the well-known internet dating myth of the man who unwittingly woos his own mother.

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In the age of the Internet, we have all but surrendered the privilege of privacy. If you feel a burning need to check out someone's driving record, job status or just about anything else, you can do it online. On the same time people can find out just about anything about you.

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