How to reel in online dates By amy kniss Outswim the Other Fish in the Sea In his picture he looked like Brad Pitt ... when he showed up he looked like Quasimodo. -- Internet dater Molly Niles M olly Niles knew what she wanted from online dating: "If I'm ordering up my perfect guy I want tall, handsome, rich and smart." Niles was a 33-year-old Pilates and yoga teacher who turned to the Internet after three failed relationships with men she met the "normal way." "I was so frustrated by my dating situation that I finally said, why not?" she said. Niles' situation was not unique. One in five people in a new committed relationship met their current partner through an online dating service, according to a recent survey conducted on behalf of Match.com. One in six couples that married in the last three years met on a dating site, including Molly Niles and her new husband, Alan. Niles dove into online dating with a devil-may-care attitude, but a few key pointers can help keep afloat Internet dating newbies as they dip their toes in the digital dating pool. Pack a punch with your profile The V-chat choice Video chat provides an alternative to an in-person first date that gives you chance to interact and get a feel for how the conversation flows. Some online dating services, including Over35Match.com and WooMe.com, offer this option. "This gives both parties an opportunity to see the other person in a much safer