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  1. Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1 eHarmony March 12th, 2010 at 11:53 AM By Alex | Canada | #1
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    I was disappointed with the site in several ways. I am an attractive and fit 42 year old man, and look mid 30’s in appearance. However, I received far too many profiles of women in their early to late 40’s, where profiles of women in their 30’s would have been more appropriate. The quality of profiles of women in their 30’s that I did see was disappointing to say the least, rarely fit or attractive.

    Even after the extensive questionnaire, some women would immediately close communication, even though these were supposed matches. In addition to the hoops to jump through, it can be very time consuming to actually get to one on one contact.

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  2. Rating 2Rating 2Rating 2Rating 2Rating 2 eHarmony January 25th, 2010 at 05:54 AM By Prince Kodua | Ghana | #2
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    Eharmony you are doing great job. I hope you keep it up.

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  3. Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1 eHarmony October 19th, 2009 at 09:35 PM By mary ellen | USA | #3
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    Couldn't be more disgusted with the 20 plus years older matches I was sent. Obviously, Eharmony victimizes women for matches with much older men who are the large base of their clients. This is a rip-off of the highest order.

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  4. Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1 eHarmony August 10th, 2009 at 03:28 PM By Cathy | USA | #4
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    To 25-year-old Priscilla:

    The cookie will crumble. You too will be old one day. But for your own sake, I hope you focus those young eyes on the guys who are "in [your] face all the time".

    Anyone who dates far younger is not looking for an equal partner - they are seeking someone to dominate. Don't believe words; watch actions and make up your own mind.

    Best of Luck,
    Cathy

    PS - I agree that E-Harmony is not a great place.

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  5. Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1 eHarmony July 14th, 2009 at 08:51 AM By /b/tard | USA | #5
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    If you're not Christian, don't bother. They will reject you.

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  6. Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1 eHarmony June 4th, 2009 at 01:18 AM By Danna | USA | #6
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    I am in my mid 20s and I was sent no one older than 28 and no one matching close to someone I'd choose. I didn't even limit the search to my area! All unmotivated men and all far away from me! I live in New York City! The test was way off in my opinion. Everyone on there wants children and I make no apologies for wanting a career and not wanting a nanny raise my kids. I am so unhappy with eHarmony in every single aspect of it.

    I wish they'd let me rate it '0' stars!

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  7. Rating 5Rating 5Rating 5Rating 5Rating 5 eHarmony April 28th, 2009 at 08:28 AM By Priscilla | USA | #7
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    You old women had 50 years to figure it out, and if you haven't by now, maybe you should get a cat. Maybe you are crazy, fat, boring, wrinkled, or just plain out ugly. You may think that you look better than you actually do. If you are in your 40's, nobody wants you but a 60 year old man, if not 70. I am 25 and I have "40 year old" men in my face all the time.

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  8. Rating 5Rating 5Rating 5Rating 5Rating 5 eHarmony March 6th, 2009 at 10:27 AM By Kimberly | USA | #8
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    I've had no problems with eHarmony.

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  9. Rating 2Rating 2Rating 2Rating 2Rating 2 eHarmony February 24th, 2009 at 01:12 PM By Laura | USA | #9
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    I am a good-looking, fit woman of 52. I have been using eHarmony for 2 weeks. I get at least 10 matches a day, and half are good matches, but: the guys don't contact me, and if I try to contact them with an "Icebreaker" or "Questions", they block or ignore me. I have even rewritten my profile to sound more welcoming, and have good pictures. What is happening?

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  10. Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1Rating 1 eHarmony February 7th, 2009 at 11:30 AM By Veronica Adams | USA | #10
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    My limited experience with e-harmony was off-putting. I'm a hot, youthful late 40's woman, but they kept sending my profiles to "old" guys in their 60's, because they insisted it "works out better statistically." It didn't matter what I wanted; a still hot guy my age or slightly younger.

    Actually, statistically, older woman/younger man pairings work well. But my guess is that the company wanted to cater to their pool of older men, who want younger women.

    And the initial cyber meeting question menu we could select from to ask one another were very limited and trite. Nothing in them I would want to know about someone right off the bat.

    Since then, I've heard some other negative things about the limited boxes they put people in, or reject them by.

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