With reality shows like Joe Millionaire and The Millionaire Matchmaker and the surge of online dating sites dedicated to millionaires, the whole concept of online dating for the wealthy is gaining notice. Even Forbes recently ran an article on the subject.
And why not, really. There’s online dating specific for religious and cultural groups, dating with STDs, long-distance dating and so on. I suppose the wealthy deserve to be wealthier if they choose, so yeah, why not.
Here a few of the millionaire dating sites highlighted by Forbes:
MillionaireMatch.com
Sugardaddie.com
DateAMillionaire.com
Marry-An-Ugly-Millionaire-Online-Dating-Agency.com
Many single sites ask about your income, but leave it optional to answer. On the one hand I think the income question is irrelevant because you could probably figure it out on your own by just by punching in their job title on salary.com. But then on the other hand, it could let you know that you and your potential BF are on level playing ground, if that is important to you. What do you think? Any theories on this subject?

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I’ve recently been spending some time on OKCupid.com, an online singles site. It’s free and easy to sign up. No kidding, there is this woman Inga there to guide you through the process (you’ll have to try it yourself to find out). What I like best about the site is that you can write and take these fun tests. Tests that make you feel good about yourself. See, OKCupid says that I am capable of dating a doctor, yeah! (It’s actually hard to see, but it says I scored high on the test).

I’m also keen on OKcupid because you can specify if you’re interested in flings, long-distance relationships, friends, activity partners, etc. So regardless of whether you are looking for your husband, this is a fun one to try.