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Melissa of Grandview, MO July 31, 2010

I found out that they have a married man on there and tells them is is not married, I know his wife and she is trying to divorce him because he is mean and cheated on her. Just think they should know about him and his name ...

rosalind of winthrop, MA July 29, 2010

eharmony hadn't sent me a single member from June 12, 2010 to the end of my contract, July 26th. I thought my membership was expired since I hadn't red'd members and turned-off the automatic renewal subscription. But I am charged for an additional 6 month membership.

Alicia of Houston, TX July 28, 2010

They advertise to public offering a week trial period. I too time to upload pictures, fill out extensive questionnaire, etc. However, one has to PAY to be able to communicate to other party after going through the question and answer forum. This is blatant false advertising and it affects both parties. I can't respond to the other party unless I am willing to pay. The person on the other end doesn't get a response and never really knows why... basically he will assume that his request was ignored by me.

dorothy of santa rosa, CA July 27, 2010

I replied to a free trial offer and did not get anything real for all the time I spent filling out their application. They offered free communication and gave no pictures, no e mail availability and only very stilted fill out the form communication. Seemed like false advertising to me and no response to my inquiries.

anthony of savannah, GA July 26, 2010

Dear readers i am resorting to this email because e - harmony IS NOT a reputable dating service, DO NOT waste you time, energy and hard earned money joining them. first of all there is no such thing as free trial, you see NO photos unless you join, how long those profiles been in their archives? only God knows. after i tried to benefit from their free trial advertizements, i DID fill in and answered almost 150 questions they were asking in there sign up form, i descovered i get to see NO photos much less get to chat to any of the members,

so i decided that is just NOT me & i didn't wanna be a part of it but unfortunately i have been getting umteen non-sense emails, approximately 3 or 4 a day, i have been emailing their support personnel and asking then to please stop sending me their emails due to i had no interest in what they were offering, but all those 4 or 5 requests have falling to deaf ears, Please think twice before you decide to join, even filling in their questionnaire will be a mistake. Thank for reading, be careful, good luck

Marsha of Westwego, LA July 25, 2010

I am very disappointed in this dating site. They offer a 10 day free communication week. I feel this is false advertisement. I spent a lot of time with the cat and mouse chase to find someone and finally get to the e-mailing stage only to find out that I am not able to do that unless I subscribe to their service. WHAT A RIPOFF!! Now I have people on the other end thinking I must be some kind of weirdo or something not wanting to talk with them. It's a shame they do business this way. A complete waste of time, mine and theirs. I will never use this site again and I hope others will think about this before they start on a journey that will never come to pass.

Diane of Napes, FL July 25, 2010

eHarmony has been advertizing on TV and the internet 10 free trial days to use their online dating site. During the trial period you cannot see pictures nor can you email making it impossible to form a true opinion of the dating service. My personal experience tells me their advertizement is fradulent due to limited disclosure. You are led to believe that you have full access when in fact are limited unless you join.

Liz of Barberton, OH July 25, 2010

I was truly disappointed by E harmony dating service because after filling out multiple pages of compatibility forms, they told me I was not allowed to use their service. Let responders decide that. I was married 3X, but with tragic circumstances (2x) leading to divorce. That does not make me a bad person...but would not lie about it. So...

William of LYMM, United Kingdom July 24, 2010

I rejoined after receiving several emails virtually pleading with me to do so. When filling on the form I specified it was for one month only & completed the box specifying termination after 1 month. Imagine my surprise and disgust to find that the renewed my membership without asking me. I have sent several emails but of course they bounce back. The are a completely dishonest company and it looks like I will have to cancel my credit card to avoid letting them take another payment next month.

Anderon of Las Vegas, NV July 24, 2010

They advertise on TV a "free communication week" however you cannot really get to communicate to matches because they control the conversation, so you cannot actually communicate with anyone freely. This is "bate and switch" and I am glad I didn't give them my credit card number. What a waste of time!

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