My experience on eHARMony: 1. Eharmony will not refund my money. They promise to do that, then they refuse and ask me to call them and then hang up on me. Next time I call they say I must wait online for 2 hours... And then after 40 minutes of waiting their phone line mysteriously hangs up. Then ...
EHarmony is a bogus company who sends you matches that are nowhere near your type and when you want to cancel, the answer is a flat NO REFUND. I paid for 3 months believing their lying commercials but the matches they sent after 1 week were nothing like what I asked for. I called to complain and ...
I signed up for eharmony August 31 and paid a fee of $59.95 for a trial of the service for the month of September. The service was not what I expected it to be so I decided not to participate and assumed the $59.95 was the end of it. On October 1 my account was charged another $49.95, I phoned ...
I joined eharmony after seeing their commercial on TV. It's an expensive service and I figured they would match me with compatible professional members—that's what they say they do. You spend all of this time filling out questionaires and stating age and distance preferences. What happened next? ...
On Oct. 30, I extended the services with eHarmony.com wherein they are to send me names of people (men) who "might become the love of my life." I attempted to cancel this extension on November 08, and was told that their policy is that "cancellation must occur within 7 days of ...