Where once we were limited to settings such as school, work, social gatherings or local night spots, there is a much wider choice at hand online."The psychology employed by humans choosing a mate can definitely be environmentally sensitive and the nature of online dating is triggering changes in underlying preferences and decision behavior of those involved.RSVP is Australian owned, and offers a local customer support service, contactable by email 7 days a week.We understand the importance of security and privacy to you, and we do everything possible to ensure you have a great online dating experience.You can search through profiles, message other members, and chat.RSVP is available as a mobile application on your i Phone or Android phone, or via your web browser.

We also offer a range of dating tips and an advice section, which offers information relating to setting up your profile and contacting people on the RSVP website through to your first date.

They analysed the online dating preferences and contact behaviour of more than 41,000 Australians aged between 18-80 using data from the online dating website RSVP, with the findings now published by leading international journal .

"We looked at whether or not people actually contact people who match what they say is their ideal partner in their profile, and our findings show they don't.

Despite having a very clear 'wish list' stating their preference for potential ideal matches, most online daters contact people bearing no resemblance to the characteristics they say they want in a mate, according to QUT research.

The finding was revealed in the 'Preference vs Choice in Online Dating' study conducted by QUT behavioural economists Stephen Whyte and Professor Benno Torgler.