I’ve been a fan and have read Consumer Reports for years. They are unbiased, do not accept advertising and operate in a fashion that is unbiased. You can buy your way into the many a web and business rating service but not the Consumer Reports.

Consumer Reports likes eHarmony, Match.com and Yahoo Personals.

They suggest to try eHarmony if you favor matches "closer to handpicked"

If you’re there for the basics, Yahoo Personals and Match.com are the next best bet eHarmony and Yahoo Personals have a compatibility test which pair you up with likes and dislikes issures.

Consumer Reports suggest that you set up a private email account with Hotmail, Google or some independent email company so you can monitor your email. Otherwise you get everything tangled up in you personal Inbox.