Love Thermometer
Can your love heat up this thermometer?
BACKGROUND
Is your love fiery hot or cold as ice? Let an expert gage your relationship. Love Thermometer is the revolutionary new way to predict the future of a relationship. The service is really easy to use. The user needs to enter their name and the name of their partner. Lastly, choose your carrier and enter a cell phone number.
Each week the subscriber will receive dating tips, relationship advice and other cool dating content through text messages. Although the service claims plans start at $6.99 per month, most plans are a lot higher.
PRO
- Dating tips
- Expert opinions on relationships
- Love Thermometer gages your relationship
- Easy cancellation
- Good graphical content
CON
- Expensive price
- No specific HELP or FAQ section
- No preview of content before subscription
- Only one message per week
CARRIERS
- AT&T
- Alltel
- Boost
- Cellular One
- Nextel
- Sprint PCS
- T-Mobile
- Verizon Wireless
- Virgin Mobile
- Dobson
FEATURES
- Relationship advice
- Thermometer application
- Dating tips
GRAPHICS and ANIMATION
- The texts that the subscriber receives are both animated and unanimated
- The graphics are of above average quality
CUSTOMER SERVICE
- No HELP/FAQ section
- Clearly states terms of service
- Easy cancellation
PRICE
- Sprint, Nextel, Verizon and T-Mobile customers pay $9.99/mth.
- AT&T, Alltel and Virgin Mobile customers pay $19.99/mth.
- Cellular-one customers pay $15.00/mth
- Boost and Dobson customers pay only $6.99/mth.
- Normal carrier messaging charges apply
CONCLUSION
The Love Thermometer is pretty cool because it will gage a relationship based upon user input. The service is a fun and engaging experience for couples wanting a good laugh or to share a tender moment together. The price is a bit high for only one message per week. If you have the money and are looking to spice up your relationship, give Love Thermometer a try.
COMMON MISSPELLINGS
Love Thermomoter, Luv Thermometer
tony: what is my love tempature
Baby Luver: its not a scam right?
