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Have you ever tired an entirely mobile dating service?

Well, this is exactly the case with Plat Date. With the help of the service you will be able to chat in the real-time through your phone. Moreover, the service is location-based. It mans that Play Date helps you find local people. It is quite convenient for you can always meet them for a date etc. And it is the major goal of every dating service, isn’t it?

Play Date is a subscription service of $9.99/month reserved for Sprint, Nextel, At&T, Dobson & Cellular One, Alltel and T-Mobile users. You are entitled to 50 tokens (i.e. 50 messages that you can send to the short code 82582 to chat with other members or to receive a new profile).

If you are running out of allowed 50 sms you'll get a notification. When your allowed messages are over you can continue chatting at $0.25 per message. All service messages (like stop, list etc) are not included into 50 free SMS. In order to check the number of remaining messages type help and send it to 82582.

Functionality:
Real-time Chat:
Help/support:
Cost: Free/Fee Membership

Customers who enter their unique PIN password on itextyou.com website agree to subscribe to the program. For Verizon subscribers: each incoming message costs 99c, excluding the messages sent to you by other members of the service.

Carrier charges (WAP, GPRS, SMS, MMS-Picture Messaging) apply.

How It works

First of all you have to register at itextyou.com. The registration requires filling in the gender, age, zip and phone number fields. You can seen how many users are online at the moment via the bar on the homepage of Play Date.

Advantages & Disadvantages

I would like to mention only the most general advantages and disadvantages of a mobile dating service. The former include great flexibility of usage, the possibilities to be almost always online and use the service on the go. The latter are little functionality of the service compared to a PC-based version (i.e. mobile profiles have less features than PC-based ones: images, links, functions and options).