Record Numbers Flock to Dating Agencies in Search of Love for Valentines Day


LONDON, February 10 /PRNewswire/ --     The run up to Valentine's Day is peak period for the lonely hearts
business. Many singles decide not to leave it to chance and join dating
agencies rather than leave their love-lives to fate.

The dating industries watchdog the Association of British Introduction
Agencies are pleased to announce the dating industry is thriving amongst the
doom and gloom of the credit crunch!

So far January 2009 registrations with member agencies are up 20% over
the same period last year!

Commenting, Chairman of the Association of British Introduction Agencies
Heather Heber-Percy says, "Unlike gym memberships, which also boom at this
time of year with new members brimming with good intentions, the commitment
to finding the perfect partner is much more considered and long lasting, with
new members actively signing up with dating agencies."

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