111dating

This site was developed by the same people who developed Chat Hour. While this site has tended to be a little less notorious than Chat Hour, they still have an advertisement for it whenever you log in to the desktop version of the site. Just because of that, I suspect that if I dig too deep, I'll end up seeing a lot of the same issues with this site that Chat Hour is notorious for. Despite presumably being developed by the same people who developed Chat Hour, 111 Dating is somehow even uglier. It really leans into that kind of '90s website design look; presumably because the people making the site have a tiny budget and no skills to work with. Some of the features of the site are decent, but I feel like for every good thing this site does, there's some kind of downside to it. It's simple enough to scroll through the profiles, but there's no way to narrow them down based on your preferences. Writing your profile is simple and intuitive, but there's no way to add a small bio--something that you can do on their other site, Chat Hour. The good news is that the user base is small enough that you'd probably be able to find someone you'd want to talk to fairly quickly. The flipside to that is that there probably is only gonna be a few people like that, and if things don't work out between you and them, you're out of luck. Depending on where you live, the only people in your area might be outside of your desired age range as well. There's also only a limited number of places you can choose from as well. While you can choose any country of the world, the site also requires you choose which city you're closest to. That's fine if you live in a place small enough that picking one of two or three major cities is a pretty good indicator of where you live or there's enough cities in your state or province that the site lists that you probably live close to one of them, but what happens if you live in a place where it's feasible to not live particularly close to any of the cities listed? The other good news is that none of this is hidden away behind a paywall. All the available features are free. The bad news is that there's enough issues with the site that the creators would probably need some extra money to fix all of it, and the userbase is small enough that they're probably never gonna make that money through ad revenue.