Review
I see many paid less than I did -- I paid the full
3 month price thinking that guaranteed me 3 absolute
mathes. I have 4 college degrees and am a rather
successful person. Here is what I got for my price
-- oh, they gave me three matches all right -- and
I am a rather attractive lady too, I might add!
Match #1 lived miles and miles from my home. How
could I build a relationship with such a person?
I never even made contact. I had two more coming.
Match #2 was a high school dropout who had never owned a car. Hmmm...
He did live in my city -- the bad part of town. I had one more match coming
for my membership price...
Match #3 was not a member and I could not communicate
with him. eHarmony.com had now fulfilled their end of
my contract. I wrote and complained about being ripped
off. They extended my membership for one more month.
Match #4 was not a member and I could not communicate
with him. I had 10 days left in my one month extension.
Match #5 had a college education and a job, plus
he lived in my city. However, he did not communicate
other than one or two sentences. I find eHarmony.com matches men with so many choices and women with almost
none -- so I guess he was too busy with those women
10 and 15 years younger than he to communicate with
someone his own age.
Did I get 3 real matches? I don't think so. I think
they took my $100 and "fulfilled" their contract.
I even wonder if Match#5 was a real person. . . I know
I sound cynical -- but I think eharmony milks its clients
and does not deliver as they advertise.
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