DUNEDIN, FL, July 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) RussianLoveMatch.com -- a leading Russian dating service that matches bachelors with single Russian and Ukrainian ladies -- is offering all clients a "Video Streaming Happy Hour" between 9am and 9pm Eastern Time on Sunday, July 15, 2012.
During this offer, all clients with completed profiles will be able to watch any woman's video stream at 50% off. For the best value, Bronze members are encouraged to upgrade to any of the three available Premium Membership levels, as video and chat costs are lower for Premium Members. Clients can view video streams with or without being in a chat with the ladies.
Combining both services as a "video chat" still gives clients the closest experience to being in the same room with a lady though, simultaneously allowing clients to verify a lady's identity during the chat.
The goal of many clients of RussianLoveMatch.com is to find a Russian girlfriend or wife as soon as it is possible. Some clients rely solely on emails to get to know women on the site, but using webcam video streaming and chat can help clients build more meaningful relationships; RussianLoveMatch.com's newest offer has been developed with this specific goal in mind.
Since its launch, Russian Love Match has been an industry innovator in its rigorous efforts to authenticate the international female clients using its services. In order to become a client, Russian and Ukrainian prospects are required to submit passport documents to verify pictures and personal data. In addition, female clients must submit a video attestation promising to uphold the rules of the site and that they are currently single and searching for a match. This level of verification is unheard of on domestic dating sites and adds an additional layer of protection for men seeking love abroad.
Russian Love Match is a registered trademark of Romantic Tours, Inc., of Dunedin, Florida. Since 2003 Romantic Tours, Inc. has offered interaction services to single men around the globe desiring to meet single women from the Former Soviet Union.
To join RussianLoveMatch.com, go to http://www.russianlovematch.com/guesthome/ and create a free profile.
International Dating Website Russian Love Match to Offer 50% Off Video Streaming Deal on July 15
RussianLoveMatch.com will offer clients 50% off Video Streaming on July 15. With hundreds of single Russian women online, this deal will make it more cost-effective for men to see their favorite ladies reacting to chats in real time.
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[Press-News.org] International Dating Website Russian Love Match to Offer 50% Off Video Streaming Deal on July 15RussianLoveMatch.com will offer clients 50% off Video Streaming on July 15. With hundreds of single Russian women online, this deal will make it more cost-effective for men to see their favorite ladies reacting to chats in real time.