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Cupid Sells Casual Dating Sites For £43 Million

Posted on July 16, 2013

Cupidplc logo new dec 12INDEPENDENT – July 15 – Cupid sold its BeNaughty.com, Flirt.com and other casual dating sites to Grendall Investment for £43.1M (€50M). The company would retain Cupid.com, LoveAgain.com and UniformDating.com. It also signed a software licensing agreement with Grendall that would generate £2M of revenue over four years. Grendall Investment is managed by Max Polyakov, co-founder of Cupid, who also holds a 15% stake in the company.

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Cupid Implements Scamalytics On Its Most Popular Networks

Posted on October 29, 2012

Cupidplc logoPRESS RELEASE – Oct 28 – Cupid has partnered with RecSys to implement new Scamalytics anti-scammer technology on its most popular online dating networks – Cupid.com, BeNaughty.com, GirlsDateForFree.com, Flirt.com, and BlackMatch.com. Cupid's new measures aim to catch scammers 35% faster and increase detection rates by 10%. The company currently blocks 20,000 scammers each month.

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Flirt.com Android App Launched For USA And Australia

Posted on November 21, 2011

Flirtcom logoPR NEWSWIRE – Nov 18 – Flirt.com's Android App is now available in the USA and Australia. Flirt.com's app offers:

– Location-based search
– Alerts and notifications
– Chat rooms and more

The full article was originally published at MarketWatch, but is no longer available.

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Easydate Takes Over Two Dating Sites

Posted on September 2, 2010

Easydate logo male IB TIMES UK – Sep 1 – Easydate has acquired PlanetSappho.com for £200,000 and Spanish-based dating site Granamor.com for £25,000 to boost its international growth and expand its niche portfolio. Easydate said it had entered into an agreement with dating website Flirt.com to license the domain for an initial period of six months. Easydate will run the dating service across English speaking markets with an option to acquire the domain based on the performance over this period. Easydate has also entered into partnerships with Associated Newspaper's 'Metro' newspaper and Cosmopolitan and Men's Health magazines to promote two individual dating events in London scheduled over the next month.

The full article was originally published at IB Times UK, but is no longer available.

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