Safety Tips

We care for the safety and security of your profile and personal information. Please follow these simple guidelines for a safe and secure matrimony experience.

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We care for the safety and security of your profile and the personal information provided by you. This is ensured in two ways:

To protect your privacy, we suggest some simple guidelines below.

  • Our Customer Relations team ensures that every profile on matrimonymanagement.com is screened for irrelevant and/or inappropriate content.
  • You also exercise some simple precautions for your privacy and for a safe and secure online matrimony experience.
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Stage of Online Communication Online

To do

  • Try to remain completely anonymous until you fully trust that person.
  • Closely look for odd behaviour or inconsistencies. Serious people will always respect your space and allow you to take your time to make a decision.
  • Ask a friend or relative to read the emails you receive because, as an unbiased observer, they can spot warning signs you missed.
  • Stop communicating with anyone who pressures you for personal information like photo, mailing address or mobile number, or tries to trick you into revealing it.
  • You can use the Photo Request feature on matrimonymanagement.com. As the site offers free scanning and upload services to its members, there's no reason someone should not be able to provide you a photo.
  • View several images of someone in various styles: casual, formal, indoor and outdoor. If someone keeps giving excuses, consider that a warning sign.
  • Use a prepaid mobile number or local telephone blocking techniques to prevent your phone number from appearing in Caller ID. Share your contact number only when you feel completely comfortable.
  • If someone provides you a phone number with a strange area code, check it before making the call.

Not to do

  • Don't provide personal contact details like name, email address, residential address, telephone numbers, place of work or any other identifying information in your initial messages.
  • Don't send personal information or contact details until you trust that person.
  • Don't use a signature in your emails that includes your contact details.
  • Don't use your regular or official email ID for communicating with a person you don't know well.
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Stage of Offline Communication Offline

To do

  • Be in control when it comes to taking an online relationship offline.
  • If you decide to arrange a meeting, you always have the right to change your mind. Trust yourself.
  • When you meet face to face for the first time, choose a public place and arrange your own transportation.
  • If you are meeting someone for the first time, take a friend or relative along with you.
  • If you are meeting alone, leave the name, address and telephone number of the person with a friend or family member.
  • Ask many questions and watch for inconsistencies. This helps detect liars and cons.
  • Pay attention to anger, frustration or attempts to pressure or control you.
  • Beware of anyone who asks for money. A genuine person will not ask in such circumstances.
  • If someone asks you for money, report the situation to us.

Not to do

  • Never arrange for your prospective match to pick you up or drop you to his or her place.
  • Do not go to a secluded place or a movie alone at the first meeting.
  • Don't ignore behaviour without explanation.
  • Take your own time to decide whether someone is trustworthy.
  • Don't become prematurely close to someone, even if the intimacy is only online.
  • Trust your instincts and move ahead only when it feels right.
  • Provides inconsistent information about age, interests, appearance, marital status, salary, profession or employment.
  • Fails to provide direct answers to direct questions.
  • Never introduces you to friends, associates or family members.
You may report fraud or misuse by sending us a feedback. Please provide full details of your case.
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