hey Tony and anyone else who's concerned,

I thought Yahoo might have been refering ex-customers to this website but I think that's an inacurate thought. If you look at all of these 5-star reviews, you'll find the writing style and the subject of these 5-star reviews is the same. I'm certain the same person is writing these reviews.

Customer satisfaction for internet dating works in many different aspects. You may find a customer who's happy because they found the love of their life on the internet, you could find one who's dating life came back to life because of the website, you can find a person who likes exchanging emails on a dating website, or you may find someone who has more confidence in themselves because of a dating website. When you think of it, internet dating works in different ways for different people, but the writer of these reviews doesn't realize that.

On 12/01/2006 Yahoo went ahead with a change of it's coporate structure due to it's slumping stock value (YHOO). Due to this fact, My guess is some micro-management cheeseball gave this goof the job of writing these 5-Star reviews on edatereview.com.

Yahoo should advertise it's dating website outside of the internet. If I ran Yahoo I would advertive Yahoo Personals in bars and nightclubs... You know, a place where single people would see and hear the message. But, I don't run Yahoo and given the history of Internet dating listening to it's customers, they'll ignore the advice.

Yahoo employee, You're GUILTY of writing of piss-poor, one sided reviews. The sentence: Lost stock Value and Your Job.

I think people should write reviews on how Yahoo personals could improve it's website!