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SomeoneJewish is an online community of Jewish singles who are looking to meet other Jewish singles.
We are dedicated to offering a quality service that allows people to find, schmooze and meet someone Jewish.
Use our range of services on offer including quick search, instant messenger for going one on one with someone
you like or take part in a group chat through the chat rooms and discover why SomeoneJewish is the online
Jewish dating service that delivers a great experience that connects you with other Jewish singles.
SomeoneJewish offers you all the tools and services you expect from an online Jewish dating service with
a commitment to great customer service. Paid for and sponsored subscribers get priority and enhanced levels
of support.
Subscribe today and start benefiting from what SomeoneJewish has to offer you.
To get started, become a member and post your profile. Your profile enables others to find out about you
and your interests from favourite food through to your ambitions and goals in life. Once you've got their interest,
they have the opportunity to get into contact with you via our internal messaging system.
All your personal contact information, even your email address, remains completely confidential until you
decide to exchange this information. SomeoneJewish is fun, interactive and secure.
SomeoneJewish allows you to find people with the qualities you're looking for. Running a full search allows
you to find compatible people, from preferences that include height, body size, Jewish tribe, hair colour, keeping
kosher, interests, where they live, and more.
All profiles are stored on a secure database that has profiles of other Jewish singles from around the world.
So whether you're just happy to browse the profiles, narrow the search for some particular qualities, or get
really specific with our advanced search option, you're in the right place to find a whole world of new experiences.
First of all, don't panic! Please enter the email address you used when you registered with SomeoneJewish.
Your login information, password and username will be emailed to you immediately.
for a reminder.
Please check you are using your correct User Name & Password. If you're unsure about these, simply have these
emailed to you again using the "" link under the Member sign in box on the Log In page. Just give it a few minutes and
the details will be available in your inbox.
Check that your browser COOKIES are enabled. This web site requires you have cookies enabled on your browser.
The following provides information about cookies and how to "enable" this function on your browser.
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- Select the "Tools" pull down menu.
- Select "Internet Options".
- Click the "Advanced" tab.
- Scroll down the list of options to "Security" (marked with a padlock symbol). Beneath, you'll see three
options for "Cookies". Select either "Prompt before accepting cookies" or "Accept all cookies".
- Click "OK".
How much does it cost? We offer various subscription packages, from as little as 75p a day! That's right.
SomeoneJewish dating is affordable and great value for money. From time to time, you may also find you
can get a sponsored account which means there is no cost to you to join the service. Sponsored accounts are
provided by companies and organisations who want to offer you something extra. If you have a sponsor code, then
enter it when joining.
Want to know how to get a free account? Click here.
Your membership on SomeoneJewish connects you with a global community of Jewish singles that are looking
for quality and genuine relationships. As a member, you'll have the following benefits:
- the ability to create your own personal profile and post a picture to create the opportunity to meet
other members.
- access to all member profiles.
- the option to update your profile and picture as often as you wish.
- advanced search capabilities to find compatible matches.
- exposure and involvement in a community that is based on genuineness
(we manually approve all profiles to protect the integrity of our members).
- the option to initiate contact with members.
If you want anyone to contact you, you will need to create your own profile - your membership to SomeoneJewish
allows you to contact others.
First, log on. Then click on the Profile button in account page, and click on the "Edit your profile". This
will take you through a list of questions to complete that describes you, your interests.
You can also upload up to 6 files photos
As we review all profiles on SomeoneJewish to protect our members from inappropriate or obscene material,
as well as personal information (we do this for everyone's privacy), your profile will be visible within 24
hours, rather than immediately.
You can also upload your photo at the same time or you can opt to do this at a later stage. It's worth noting
that members with photographs get considerably more responses than those without.
While your profile is being approved, it's a good time to check out who's around, and think about what you're
going to email them.
You can browse profiles without registration and without logging on. However, you need to Subscribe to contact
another member. In addition, you also need to log on to contact another member. SomeoneJewish offers
these search options:
- Quick Search - Find your ideal match now
- Online Now Search - See who is on line now
- Username Search - Seen a username - find it here
- Keywords Search - Looking for something particular (e.g. favourite type of food or cultural interests)
- Advanced Search - All the search options and choices
Once you've done the really hard part - selecting who you want to contact - actually getting in touch with
them is easy. Send them a message or a schmooze and wait to see what happens.
 Guidelines to Successful Online Dating
Online dating is a great way to meet new friends, form meaningful relationships and even find that special
someone. It's safe and secure - provided you take common sense precautions.
Online dating - doing it safely
Of course there is no practical way to make meeting a stranger absolutely safe, but here are some effective
ways to help reduce the risk.
Before the first date!
- Get an anonymous e-mail account.
NEVER post your real name anywhere online. Remove it from chat programs, and any email accounts that
you use for recreational correspondence. If you need to get one, try Hotmail or Yahoo.
TOP TIP: Hotmail and Yahoo provide users with the option to BLOCK SENDER which is an ideal feature
if you want to stop correspondence with someone who is persisting with sending you emails.
- Take time!
Nothing will give you better prospective than time. During your communication, has your date's habits,
mood or language changed? Are you becoming more suspicious of something with time; perhaps something just
doesn't feel right?
While there is never a right or wrong time to meet, we recommend that you exchange at least half a dozen
emails prior to meeting, and make sure that you chat via phone before you meet. That way both of you will
get to know the one another a bit better. Romance and relationships take time, and if it's that someone
special, what's the hurry!
- Ask to have a family/friends photo!
Is your date a 'family person'? Is (s)he proud of the children? Do the kids seem to match the details
you were told? If they don't have family around, get a picture of them with their friends.
- Get a physical address and mail a card.
Use a return address that will not reveal your identity or your physical address (i.e. just use your
screen name and a PO Box or work address) and see if the card is returned for any reason. Allow a minimum
of 10 days to receive returned mail if the address turns out to be bogus. This is particularly important
if you're meeting someone from overseas.
- Ask about previous relationships.
Although what's past is past, if you're thinking of this person as a life-long partner, was your date
previously married? In any long term relationships? Why did they end? Does there seem to be any remorse?
Should there be? Does your date seem to have recovered from the separation or dissolving of the relationship?
Always ask "What would the other person say about you?" Listen, listen, listen! If it feels right, ask questions.
If it all feels wrong, ask questions. If it doesn't seem to add up, it might not.
For the first date!
- Clarify everyone's expectations.
Nothing hurts a relationship or friendship more than poor communication! If you are both on the same
wavelength you are less likely to get hurt. If you are not on the same wavelength, perhaps its best to wait
until you are! If you're travelling overseas to meet, see the OVERSEAS section below.
- Always use common sense.
Just because you have known someone online for some time, do not let down your guard any sooner than
with a 'traditional' date. Be careful about giving out your phone number and/or address. Also be very cautious
about saying that you live "alone" when you're giving out details. Mention that you have an "overly nosey
neighbour", or that friends always drop by unexpectedly.
- Double date if possible/or meet with a group
Best friends are always keen to know about a new person in your life, so maybe they can come along too
or at least meet this new person. If you judge that to be too awkward, ask if your best friend might also
take in the same activities and kind of keep an eye peeled for you.
- Always conduct early dates in very public places
Go to a restaurant in a public place with lots of people or a bar at a popular hotel. Always be near
other people.
- Do not use your date for transportation
If you want to end the date or need to end the date, don't be left in the unenviable position
of being reliant to their transportation. Do not leave your car behind! Arrive on your own and leave alone,
for every date until you are absolutely certain you know them.
TOP TIP: Take the number of a car service company and use them if you need to.
- Think Ahead
Know in advance where police and fire stations are so you know where you can get help if needed. Anticipate
some snags, and pre-plan your response.
- Never leave your food or beverages unattended.
Powerful new drugs exist that can make you prey to the other person's wishes and hardly recall anything
in the morning. If you start to feel ill, insist on calling a friend or take a taxi if you are too ill to
drive home.
- Let someone know your plans.
Always tell at least one person of what you are doing and who you are going to be with, including name
and phone number as well as address. If its convenient, try to get your date's car plate number and leave
the information on your answering machine at home or with a friend. Bring along a mobile and during your
date, call a friend or family member just to say "hello" or get your friend of family member to call you
during the date and tell them how you are getting on. Keep in contact! Agree to be home at a certain hour,
and call to let them know you will be late.
Travelling Overseas to Meet your "Mate"
- Make out a detailed itinerary
Provide family/friends a day-by-day itinerary of what you'll be doing
- Be aware of social and cultural differences
Remember that regardless of how wonderful and ideal the other person sounds via email and on the phone,
if you're travelling overseas to meet that someone special, there are often significant social and cultural
differences that may impact your overall impression of that person. Even though you may share the same
religion, there could be other differences that you were not fully aware of. Discuss these BEFORE
you go, and make sure that your values and expectations are mutual.
Contacting SomeoneJewish
All initial customer service is done online and by email. If required we may contact you by phone. To contact
customer service Click Here.
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