EHarmony sucks big time. You cannot imagine my disappointment. I think it is a clever scam. They lure everyone with this stupid "scientific proof" the 29 dimentions of your character that has to match your potential soul mate. What kind of crap is that? I was introduced to almost 500 ...
After reading about people who have been "rejected" by eharmony.com, I must say, you are the lucky ones! Be lucky you weren't able to get an eharmony.com account because once you give them your credit card account number, they will keep billing you and you won't be able to stop them! This ...
The Company lures you with deceptive advertising. I fell for the offer to try it for one month free. The trick is they will let you put yourself out there to receive "matches" but you can not communicate with anyone unless you sign up. When you sign up, you are given an option of ...
Elieve eharmoney services is a scam, after taking a free registration and the next day I got a match from a new member, as soon as I made the payment of $100.00 (for 3 months memebership, I have had no more matches what so ever, and did not get a response back from the fake match they emailed me. I ...
Eharmony is a complete and total rip off and dishonest company. After only signing up for a one month subscription they continue to charge my account without consent. Also, I have cancelled my subscription with them before the month was over to be sure that I wasn't charged and THEY STILL CHARGED ...
I joined eHarmony in February. I took advantage of an offer to get three months of service for aone-time fee of $49.95. After the three months were up, I chose not to continue in their service. They sent me an email offering me the option of extending my membership for six months for ...