NEW YORK - A fast-growing online dating service in Texas says it is offering its users something none of its big competitors can match: a safer date.
True.com, which was founded in Dallas last year, says it now has 3 million active members who agree to have criminal background checks done on themselves and their potential dates.
But Herb Vest, 60, the founder and chief executive of
True.com, said that he isn't satisfied with business success alone. He is lobbying state legislators to change the law so that online dating services must inform their clients whether or not
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