Chemistry.com Free Weekend August 20 to 22, 2010
Published on August 18, 2010
Chemistry.com is having their next free communication weekend starting Friday, August 20 and running until Sunday, August 22 2010.
When some other services have free events, they limit how you can use their service during the free event. Chemistry.com on the other hand entirely opens up their service: any functionality a paying member can use, you should be able to use also during this free weekend.
If you’re brand-new to online dating or if you are unfamiliar with Chemistry.com, I would recommend you read my review of Chemistry.com. This should help you get started so you spend less time figuring out how to use Chemistry.com and more time communicating with other singles.
Signing Up Early
As I always suggest with these free events, better to sign up early rather than later. This is because no matter how early you sign up, you can always take advantage of the free weekends. If you wait until Friday to sign up, you’ll find that you have to go through the sign-up process which can take an hour before you can even see your matches. I know that may not seem like much time but the free weekends to go by quickly and I feel it’s best to give yourself every benefit you can.
By signing up early, you can identify the singles you want to communicate with before Friday arrives. Then when the free event begins, you can quickly send out your communication. Also, the free events generally begin at 12:01 AM local time (so regardless of what time zone you are in, it should start shortly after midnight on Friday morning). Because of this, I also recommend trying to get some communication out on Friday morning. If you’re like me, you have to work during the day and would end up missing out on the first 16 hours of the free event if you waited until he got home in the evening. If you shoot off a few communication requests before you head out to work on Friday morning, you’re already ahead of the game.
You can also see a full list of free dating events that are discussed at this site.
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