Comments on: Eharmony CEO Greg Waldorf on Marketwatch

By: Ed

Ed — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 05:50:38 +0000

Hey People, i will share that i was on eharmony and i did meet someone special. we got married about 7 months after we met. it has been great. i encourage eharmony. its about $35 per month. yes you can cancel at any time. They don’t disclose pricing all over the place because they give away free memberships, etc for short times. They want you to try it. It really works. Dr Warren is an expert at successful relationships. the guy has written a bunch of books on it. read his books. He has invested a lot of time and money to create these books. many of his books are not in print anymore. you have to get them used. Finding the love of your life, i think is the best book.

anyway, that is my 2 cents worth. it is honest. i am married to the person i met on eharmony. we have kids now. i have met others in my area that met their spouse on eharmony. be patient with it, i was on it for almost 3 years. (that is longer than most people, but i am picky!!) the wait was well worth it. i met someone that i had a lot in common with, and it was special from the instant we met.

it is the biggest decision you will make, get it right. let eharmony help you

By: d-somethinds

d-somethinds — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 04:15:33 +0000

I was the very last hold out to online dating. Thought I go with eharmony. The matches were very good for the msot part, actually met someone I went out with for awhile eailer this year. Didn’t work out. Then, the matches were started getting weird a few months ago, like other sites. Ok. “I’m in a relationship but there’s not romance, but I want to date.” Um, yeah. So is eharmony a wannabe-match.com now??

By: Susan M

Susan M — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 11:13:03 +0000

Just wanted to mention my experience with eHarmony–it worked like a charm. My third match was indeed the “love of my life” (to use Dr. Warren Clark’s words). We got everything the ads promised we’d get and a lot more.

By: Lisa L.

Lisa L. — Thu, 31 May 2007 20:25:35 +0000

eHarmony has questionable business practices. Their renewal “policies” are purposely misleading to defraud members of subscription fees. In calling customer service, they insist “It’s like a gym membership” – that you pay regardless of when you ask to cancel – even when their posted policy states members are allowed to “cancel at any time”.

Further more, the only 800-number available to complain, doesn’t handle refund requests. Those only go through a PO box in California. They will also not disclose the mailing address of the CEO. They are obviously trying to hide something.

I would highly recommend not signing up for a subscription. It’s a rip-off.

By: Bambi

Bambi — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 22:37:29 +0000

Thanks for watching. Sorry you didn’t learn anything from the interview.

By: Andy Arnott

Andy Arnott — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 04:11:29 +0000

I tested Eharmony back in the day. It sucks, thats why they are loosing to Match. $60 plus a month to deliver people of no interest to me. Nuff said…