Here’s what not to do when online dating -- make a spreadsheet of the girls you went out with listing all their personal details and then email it to them!

As crazy as that sounds, it actually happened and the document has now gone viral.

Jenny McCarthy's search for love has led all the way to her keyboard.

Playboy’s Miss October 1993, who once dated A-lister Jim Carrey, said on the red carpet of Sunday's American Music Awards that her next suitor could come from the dating website Match.com.

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The gorgeous blonde told reporters she did not reveal personal data (like her real name) on the site, and that her profile wouldn't easily be found.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stars Kyle and Kim Richards have had their fair share of family drama, but they could be facing their worst stand-off yet over Kim’s shady new boyfriend Ken Blumenfeld, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.

"I don't think he's the right person for her," Kyle told RadarOnline.com in an interview on Wednesday at the Virgin Unite’s 5th Annual Rock the Kasbah in Hollywood.

"I just really love my sister and I want the best for her, and I just don’t think that is the best situation for her."

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kim Richards announced on last week’s episode that she’s moving in with her secret boyfriend of a year, but RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned he’s still active on a popular dating website!

According to a profile on Match.com with Ken Blumenfeld’s photo clearly used, he was last active more than three weeks ago — just before he was showcased on the popular Bravo show, two weeks ago.

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While her friends and family are still clinging to the hope that Robyn Gardner will be found safe and alive, the missing Maryland woman's boyfriend says that he wants justice if suspect Gary Giordano has caused her any harm.

"My gut is telling me that he is involved with this, very much so," Richard Forester told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. "If he is found guilty, then I want the worst possible thing to happen to him. I am not judge, jury and execution.

"But, if he is found guilty then I hope he gets what he deserves. I do believe in the death penalty."

Is Elizabeth Kitt destined to forever fail in love?

Just moments after RadarOnline.com posted the exclusive story of how the reality TV star found love on-line, we were alerted to the website Cheaterville.com where her new boyfriend Joshua Rowley is listed as a cheating guy!

With the headline "Cheater is looking for easy girls online," a note posted on July 11 says "I heard from one of my friends that Joshua Rowley dated our mutual friend for a few months but cheated on her with girls he found online. Watch out women, he likes finding easy ones who give into his charm online. f***ing douche."

After a crushing experience with playboy Jesse Kovacs on the hit show the Bachelor Pad, Elizabeth Kitt decided to take control of her love life and find a boyfriend online, and she found love!

Elizabeth, 31, joined Match.com at the insistence of her co-workers and after a record 200 dates she found the man of her dreams and Star Magazine has the exclusive details about her search for romance.

"I had such a painful experience on the Bachelor Pad.  I left feeling insecure," Elizabeth admitted about the show where she was voted "worst boob job."

The Hollywood executive who's suing Match.com, after claiming she was sexually assaulted by a convicted sex offender she met on the dating website, revealed her identity  for the first time on The Today Show Tuesday.

Freelance producer/writer Carol Markin, 53, said she’s tired of hiding.

Markin told The Today Show she had a pleasant first date with her accused attacker, Alan Wurtzel, but the second date ended in horror, as he sexually assaulted her in his living room.

A Hollywood entertainment executive is battling to have dating website Match.com shut down after she was subjected to a viscious sexual assault by a convicted predator she met online.

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RadarOnline.com has obtained the exclusive legal letter sent to the company pleading with them to introduce a screening process to their site after the alleged abuser was allowed to join.

The woman - known only as Jane Doe - claims she was brutally raped by Match.com member, Alan Paul Wurtzel, who had shockingly been convicted of sexual battery, six times before.

And now she is demanding the site make drastic changes to it's policies or be shut down.

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"This ordeal completely blindsided me because I had considered myself savvy about online dating safety," said Jane Doe, who is an Ivy League graduated who works in television and film.

"It started with what seemed like a pleasant date at Urth Café in West Hollywood. Things quickly turned into a nightmare, beyond my control. Match.com must begin to take some responsibility in protecting paying subscribers. I do not want this to happen to anyone else."

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The alleged victim is considering legal action, including a temporary restraining order requesting no further members be signed up to the site until a sexual predator screening is installed.

"This might be followed by a request for preliminary and/or temporary injunction," the letter read.

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Currently no such screening process exists meaning members like Wurtzel - who pled not guilty to the attack - can easily have access to the site and future victims.

"Match.com should not permit its website to be used to facilitate meetings between innocent members of the public and convicted sexual predators who are easily discoverable, as was Mr. Wurtzel" said Jane Doe's attorney Mark L. Webb.

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"We ask that Match.com voluntarily institute a basic screening process that disqualifies from membership anyone who has a documented history of sexual assault. This history could be rapidly uncovered through simple, inexpensive technological means, roughly estimated at less than five dollars a subscriber."

A pre trial conference for Wurtzel has been set for April 26 2011.

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