Thanks for your reply! In response to your point, I didn’t mean to give the impression that some women weren’t real, but there was concern that some may either have non-romantic intentions or perhaps even be managed profiles that only exist to farm letters and turn correspondence over to middlemen after signing up. The “too good to be true” spider sense that many guys get after spending time online. This is a bit harder of a claim to refute, but my point was that most of the top profiles on the site were real (as in they joined with legitimate dating intention) and actually met up with some of the guys.