d20 Online Dating Packages

[Mark]

d20 Online Dating Packages

Gold d20 Online Dating Package - Geek's Dream Girl | RPGNow.com

Silver d20 Online Dating Package - Geek's Dream Girl | RPGNow.com

 

[Henrix]

Uh, what? Is that really a product RPG.now wants to be associated with?

It looks mostly like a sort of scam.

 

[Alzrius]

Uh, what? Is that really a product RPG.now wants to be associated with?

It looks mostly like a sort of scam.

You can say that you don't like the idea, but it's wrong (and borderline libelous) to call it a scam.

I've read Geek's Dream Girl for a while now, and while I've never used it, the service is one she's offered since her page went up, and seems completely legitimate in every regard.

 

[Nifft]

No chance for a Haughty Courtesan? Feh.

"Rolling my OWN dice", -- N

 

[darjr]

I'm pretty sure they are legit. I'm not so sure if it's a good idea.

I do wish that I had a dating coach.

 

[Blastin]

wow...$250...
so many comments possible...
Interesting idea though. Seems to reinforce the whole "geeks have no social skills" stereotype, but I bet most people, geeks included, just don't know how to present themselves in a profile.

 

[Vorput]

That's simply a brilliant idea. I don't know if it works. I'm not sure it's completely honest. But it's a brilliant idea.

They're geniuses for thinking this up. I wonder how many buyers they get.

 

[FireLance]

"Rolling my OWN dice", -- N

If I know what you mean, and I think I do.

 

[SiderisAnon]

wow...$250...

Actually, that's not really out of line with a professional dating service in the physical world. You can pay even higher fees for the more discerning companies. (Ones that do background checks, ensure you have a certain level of education and income, and generally connect people who expect a lot more out of their partner.)

While I don't know anything about this particular service, the kind of help their offering is certainly worth the $250 fee. (If they are of good quality, that is.)

 

[Dice4Hire]

That is a very very iffy service for RPGNOw. I know the supposed value of these services, but hteir results are so emphemereal and vague that the line between thier service and getting nothing at all is a very fine line.

Yes, there are tricks to getting better results form online ads and profiles, but I see little value in their "service" and the OP seems to me to be an advertisement, and not a discussion of the validity of this kind of service, so I think it violates Enworld's ruels.