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, mobile-phone dating is fast, furious and immediate - perfect for young people who are surrounded by disposable items. Don't fancy the dude or dudette in question? Simply delete and dial on. Finding your perfect match has never been so easy," declares the press release introducing a brand spanking new service which came about when a couple of clever bods from Australia's largest online dating service, RSVP, and Hutchison Telecom's 3G mobile service, the 3 network, got together to announce the launch of RSVP on 3. "It is an inevitable evolution to the online dating phenomenon and will be quickly adopted by daters who want access to instant loving any time," says RSVP's marketing manager, Melanie Bowman. It's all part of the frantically paced modernisation of dating. It's quick, easy and at your fingertips. Singles cruise their dial pads to unearth prospects' profiles with options to view photos and videos, search sexy profiles and send and receive "kisses" and flirty chats. You can get it when you're walking your dog, drinking at your local, slumped over the desk at work, in the bath or going for a run - you can get it anywhere. So what about, erm, chemistry? Or pheromones? Or that funny flutter you get when you meet someone who floats your boat and pushes all your buttons? What is left of the mystery and art of romance if we are so accessible, so very easy to contact and, if desired, to make a move on? Are we further demystifying the ages-old art of face-to-face flirting, the meaning of communication? One 3 network customer, 26-year-old Millie, who works "crazy hours" in hospitality, thinks not. "It's kinda fun. Lots of people in the hospitality industry don't have access to a PC and they work long, irregular hours. We don't get to meet many new people," Millie says. It can also make you feel a little more flirtatious, and like any blind date, "you just go for it", Millie says. She thinks the new service provides enough information to make a decision about whether to take things further. And it feels a little more secure and more accessible than online dating. "It opens up that face-to-face contact and gets you out of that awkward position of being on a date with someone you don't feel comfortable with. "It's also quite a confidence booster and it's fun getting the attention. It can make communication move a lot faster as your phone's right with you. It's a way of meeting them without having to go through the actual meeting." Sure, but what happens after you've exchanged a bit of flirty chat and shared a few "kisses" - who initiates the actual "mobile date" and does it cost anything? Either party can initiate the date and, yes, it does cost: it's $39.95 for five "stamps" (that breaks down to $7.99 for each date - the equivalent of a vodka and tonic in a swanky bar). Will Millie initiate a date? "Yes," she smiles. "I've had a couple of kisses and I'm thinking about it." Does it feel strange paying for the first date? "No," she says, "but then I'm not a traditionalist." Kerri, a 32-year-old editor, couldn't think of anything worse. "There are plenty of people who really enjoy the many and varied features of mobile phones, but speaking as a Luddite who almost didn't go on a phone plan because I had to get a phone with more than the most basic operations, it's not for me . in the same way as WAP, polyphonic ringtones and downloading movie clips aren't for me," she says.
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