The Blinka.me website is attempting to take that whole "reconnect" effort and webify it with some good ol’ Web 2.0 charm.

Combining the simple idea of the classified ad, with the power of the Internet, GPS, mapping and social media should make those efforts pay off in a significantly higher rate of return for individuals.

The Blinka.me website is a little more pro-active with their efforts though. With Blinka.me, when you meet that guy or girl at the supermarket and have a nice, unexpected conversation, just tell them "Blinka Me" later. Then you can list the event on Blinka.me with the date and a bit about the interaction that will make it unique. The other person will come to the site and "look for you".

You can then follow-up on the conversation and learn more about each other, but still without sharing any real personal contact information or data. After you decide both of you are normal and not a psycho axe-murderer or the type of girl that boils a rabbit in your kitchen, you can pursue the relationship a little further.

Go uncover a new relationship, again, at Blinka.me

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I never was much into the bar scene of meeting and dating people, but if I had been hopefully I wouldn’t have been the type of guy that would have necessitated having the Rejection Hotline service used on me.

The dating scene is full of people who can’t take a hint or can’t take “no” for an answer (and many who apparently can’t take showers, can’t brush their teeth, or can’t seem to go out in social settings without awkwardly embarrassing themselves).

The Rejection Hotline exists as a simple alternative to uncomfortable situations and it is a public service to both the rejector and to the rejectee!

Has anyone out there used Rejection Hotline or something similar? Did it work? How bad of a loser was the guy/gal?

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