Specialists: Sunday is the busiest day of the year for web based dating "online dating"

Specialists: Sunday is the busiest day of the year for web based dating

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It's designated "Dating Sunday" or "Singles Sunday".

Digital dating specialists reveal to USA Today that Sunday, January sixth is the busiest day of the year for web based dating.

"It's the ideal trifecta," said Julie Spira, creator of "The Perils of Cyber-Dating". "You have individuals recouping from a separation or who were down amid the Holidays. You have those New Year's goals and you have the clock ticking down to Valentine's Day. It's the main forlorn Holiday after the New Year."

Specialists state web based dating movement increments up to 75 percent on "Dating Sunday".

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