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Writing for the Times Live, Paige Nick indicated women can be quickly put off a guy should his profile not be up to scratch.<\/p>\n
The reporter noted she will not be inclined to date fellas who adopt silly user names on the medium, nor will she want to meet chaps who cannot spell.<\/p>\n
She observed: "If you've managed to reach 37 and you still think this is how you spell "horni" and "frend", then I'm not sure we're going to be right for each other."<\/p>\n
Blokes who admit to owning too many pets – such as four cats – are also unlikely to receive much positive feedback, Ms Nick added.<\/p>\n
Dating guru Amy Schoen recently advised guys to avoid internet faux pas, such as selecting photos that do not portray them in the best possible light.<\/p>\n
Posted by Simon Williams
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