Shidduch Screening

Better Safe than Sorry

Purpose

An old sefer describes a system which predicts relationships based on people's names.   This system predicts whether it is a good match, a bad match or a mediocre match which may not be perfect, but peaceful. Before meeting a proposed shidduch, you can send your names to check whether according to this system you will be compatible.

Empirical Test

• In a recent posting on Janglo the system worked 100%
  

• The test also predicts existing relationships, but we will restrict it to new relationships.
  

Benefits

• Avoid a lifetime of heartache
  

• Avoid burnout by going out with people that are ultimately incompatible.
  

• Avoid expense of repeatedly making the same kind of mistake.
  

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Our service is simply an inexpensive tool to facilitate the screening process. It is not the intent to break up existing relationships. If you are in a bad relationship, consult a Rav and qualified marital therapist. We believe that you can kill a perfectly good relationship and with hard work improve a mediocre relationship. The information provided through our analysis is not a substitute for common sense and good judgment.

Our hope is that by using this system, we will help you establish a בית נאמן בישראל effortlessly.

NO ONE IS DESTINED TO BE ALONE.

AS THE OLD YIDDISH SAYING GOES, "FOR EVERY POT THERE IS A COVER"

Disclaimer:

The information on this site is for informational purposes only. Whle the computations will be performed in accordance to the one system spelled out in a specific sefer, we make no warranty, expressed or implied, with respect to the predictive validity of this system.  Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future performance. The information contained about each individual match will be supplied based on this one system. The relationship is in no way independently verified by us. Therefore,  we are not liable for any mistreatment or from the use of this system. Furthermore, we, and our affiliates and content licensors, assume no liability for any inaccurate, delayed or incomplete information, nor for any actions taken in reliance thereon. Prior to making any decision, it is recommended that you consult directly with experts and seek advice from your Rav.