eharmony?

Posted by: 20gtp02

eharmony? - 09/17/09 11:55 AM

So one of my good buddies and associate at work recently found, what he thinks, is the girl to be via eharmony.
So I was like cool, I may look into it.
I filled out the profile but hadn't subscribed yet. Without subscribtion you can't view photos..etc.
Well they claim a 24/7 assistance approach and their number is not located anywhere on the site. They respond quickly via email though.
The other thing that bugs me is who they setup payment options.
So today I began to browse online about them and came across pages upon pages of customeraffair articles. What I read was my thinking as well.
They do have a screwy way of collecting your money and it seems their means of matching you is screwy too, with fake accounts and accounts that have been closed but eharmony uses them to create a larger field of applicants.
I think, yes there are good stories that come from the site, but then again I think those stories are so PR to cover up their schemes of collecting your $.

Anyone try it, anyone know anyone try(ing) it, or anyone have any in put.
Cause the girls in this town are either worthless, have kids and single, or hot married MILFs.
I'd like to find a nice girl to be my MILF that isn't married with kids already.
Posted by: Dre da GP man

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 02:17 PM

I had eharmony and did not like it at all. I had a 3 month subscription for 30.00 which isn't bad at all.

What they do is they choose somebody that is compatible to you with simular profiles which I think it sucks. Everytime they send me a match it was always older women or if it was a girl around my age(25) they had kids and was full of drama and was gold diggers basically.

So in all words, stay away from eharmony, its not worth the money unless you are like 40 and up.
Posted by: BoostenGTP

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 02:19 PM

Damn Steve, we need to get you more social :p
Posted by: Dthreap

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 07:07 PM

I prefer just going out and finding them the old fashioned way... But I do remember signing up for e harmony when I did a secret shopper and i couldn't even get a hold of them through email so i had to file an affidavit with my bank to get the money they charged me back due to me not being able to cancel from some reason.
Posted by: tazfootball2

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 09:20 PM

A co-worker of mine has been using match.com, I believe. He seems to be having some luck. He was married for like 20 years then got divorced, and now is on the prowl. He usually shows me his matches/photos/txts on his phone then updates me on his progress from time to time. I think he's just using it to "play the field" in a more aggressive way, if you know what I mean (Bow-chicka-bow-wow). Which there is nothing wrong with that... lol

Yes, Steve, i'm kinda in the same boat as you. It seems that all of the women around my region are about as dumb as a box of rocks or has/is married at like the age of 20 and has about 3 kids. I'm just not diggin' it. Guess i'll just keep on searchin'...
Posted by: lonezergling

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 10:12 PM

I used it for a month. Ridiculously expensive but I do believe their questionaire asks really good questions.

But it kept pairing me up with fairly...large women. Now, I love a woman with curves and I understand that some guys like a plus sized woman but its just not my cup of tea.
Posted by: ordonez1307

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 10:35 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by lonezergling:
I used it for a month. Ridiculously expensive but I do believe their questionaire asks really good questions.

But it kept pairing me up with fairly...large women. Now, I love a woman with curves and I understand that some guys like a plus sized woman but its just not my cup of tea.
Put a "No Fat Chicks" sticker on the GP. It will fend them off.
Posted by: 4drgt

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 10:46 PM

whats wrong with a chick with a kid ?? i guess i personaly dont have a prob with it ... i dont think any kid should grow up without a father figure
Posted by: ThunderBat

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 10:49 PM

lol Leave it to Corey to cut thru the fat! This guy is as subtle as an Abrams Tank.

eHarmony came along after my online experience was already over so I cant speak about them specifically.

However I must that the online dating situation worked very well for me. I was recently divorced and had a teenage son living with me, so I'm sure I wasnt a lot of womens idea of a great match.

I went out with several before I met my wife. Some were very nice and some were loons. Thats the ones where it actually got to the first date. I traded emails with quite few more before I decided I wanted to go no further.

All in all I think it was a very good experience. I certainly preferred it to trolling bars and trying to decide between ho's and wallflowers...and married chicks looking to tick the old man off...sorry not my speed.

I spent a good deal of time browsing profiles on my own because many of the so called "matches" they sent me were real head scratchers. If you spend something like $30-40 for a few months thats still less than you might spend one night in bar or dinner.
If you dont like the look of eHarmony then try some of the other sites instead. I think its a great way to discover people who might be right under your nose...or in my case, three states away.
Posted by: 20gtp02

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 11:16 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by ThunderBat:

I spent a good deal of time browsing profiles on my own because many of the so called "matches" they sent me were real head scratchers. If you spend something like $30-40 for a few months thats still less than you might spend one night in bar or dinner.
If you dont like the look of eHarmony then try some of the other sites instead. I think its a great way to discover people who might be right under your nose...or in my case, three states away.
This is why I've been interested. I can easily spend that out one night just on booze for myself, and I most likely won't meet a decent chick. The internet allows for broader distances and those that don't go out as often or at all.
Posted by: zuulmusic

Re: eharmony? - 09/17/09 11:32 PM

Can't you filter out the fat profiles or something?
Like when I stalk on myspace, I check "slim/slender" and "athletic". And its annoying when a fat one leaks through.
Posted by: UMfan

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 12:09 AM

There are some times where I feel I missed out on certain things by marrying my high school sweetheart. But online dating is not one of those things.

I can only imagine your frustration on those sites. In principle I think it would be great, but man I bet there are loons too!

Nothing wrong with a woman that has kids, but it's a LOT of responsibility to take on, especially if you are young.

If you want a MILF maybe just hit up craigslist "casual encounters" section. wink
Posted by: BoostenGTP

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 01:47 AM

There isnt anything wrong with a chick with a kid, girls with kids put out obviously wink , but anyway, you can choose what body type you prefer on those sites, i tried one before and it worked well for me for a little bit, then the beotch turned psycho on me. haha. still talk to her though >_<
Posted by: ThunderBat

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 08:50 AM

I dont think you can always go by what someone checks in a box. I've seen "slim/slender" that looked like a bag of bones...then I've seen "curves/a few pounds over" that looked like you wanted have that stuff on platter for lunch.

Women perception of themselves tend to be skewed...you just have to look, this does involve a lot of sifting through profiles but I felt like that was time better spent than trolling clubs.

lol I love how zuul admits he goes "stalking"
Posted by: ordonez1307

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 12:27 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by ThunderBat:
Women perception of themselves tend to be skewed...you just have to look, this does involve a lot of sifting through profiles but I felt like that was time better spent than trolling clubs.
That is why the fatties leak through when you check the "athletic" tab. Sometimes they think looking like a rhinoceros is "athletic."

Have you ever seen out olympic softball team? Those girls are "athletic"
Posted by: ChrisGT

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 01:00 PM

Lmfao I had the NO Fat Chicks Car will Scrape decal for a while. My friend has a bottomed out 08 max with the same decal and this chick saw it and she was big and flipped out on him. Dude she chased him trying to slap him haha

Anyways just go out and ask random girls. Whats the worst they say no? lol
Posted by: lonezergling

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 03:11 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by ChrisGT:
Lmfao I had the NO Fat Chicks Car will Scrape decal for a while. My friend has a bottomed out 08 max with the same decal and this chick saw it and she was big and flipped out on him. Dude she chased him trying to slap him haha

Anyways just go out and ask random girls. Whats the worst they say no? lol
"No" is that answer that's simple when you get it.

It's when you get a "Yes" that the **** hits the fan because what do you do then? All the things you try to do to make the perfect date so you get a chance for round 2. Gets to your head.
Posted by: Igor

Re: eharmony? - 09/18/09 03:51 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by ordonez1307:
Quote:
Originally posted by ThunderBat:
[b] Women perception of themselves tend to be skewed...you just have to look, this does involve a lot of sifting through profiles but I felt like that was time better spent than trolling clubs.
That is why the fatties leak through when you check the "athletic" tab. Sometimes they think looking like a rhinoceros is "athletic."

Have you ever seen out olympic softball team? Those girls are "athletic" [/b]
Hahaha lol
Posted by: palsut

Re: eharmony? - 09/19/09 11:24 PM

Since I own facebook. One girl add me as friend. I don't know who she is but she says she is at my old high school. I just like huh how come I never see her before. I have been in deaf school since 1995. Last Saturday, we chatted lot like it was 1st date. She think I'm cute. I think she looks hot. Her idea was why not try our relationship? I dumped my ex gf last Feb. 2008. It has been while. I have worked lot of hours in my job. I figure why not settle down and start dating. The 2nd day, she asked me.. hey honey... I just like umm too soon lol... She says can you favor for me? I says sure I guess. Can you loan me $2000. I just like wtf???!!! I told her we just talk and we haven't met each other yet. Why should I loan you? She admit that I'm not in local area but I'm on country. I want you loan me the money to fly in Ohio. So I can see you and build the house to live together. I will be on cuddle by you to treat you like a king. I actually told her my saving is $300 as fake. She say that's fine. Can you take your $300 out please? I told her no that's my saving for just case if I need money. She says honey you know what relationship is? I told her yeah trust.... She says that's correct. You gotta trust me. I told her forget it and you are just scamming me. She says Patrick why are you being mean to me! You break my heart! Why you doing that to me! No wonder your ex-gf left you! I just like ummm I dumped her. I just like damn. This girl is crazy. I asked some deaf friends about her. They never heard her. Last weekend, she has 300 friends on facebook. Right now, she has 587 friend. I knew she is trying pull some people for money but I never understand how she knew about my high school. I never mentioned it on my facebook. That's left me confused but I guess it doesn't matter for now. What a crazy day last Saturday lol

I think online date is crap so I figure meet girl in person should better than online scam like I got scammed last weekend. At least it is not waste my time because I'm chatting her 1st day while I'm watching Nextel Cup last Saturday on Richmond track in same time.

Sorry for long post. Just saying what a crazy story I got... lol
Posted by: ChrisGT

Re: eharmony? - 09/19/09 11:37 PM

When they say Yes you sarcastically go oh sh*t uhhh no ones ever said yes before and act all nervous she'll give you that wtf face and you just smirk and laugh. Or be like ugh nvm I changed my mind she'll be all f u and then you smirk laugh she probably slaps you because she likes you etc. Or if they are with friends be like oh wait I want her too lol. Just little things here and there make a world of difference.

Sarcasam + Confidence = Key for Sucess!
Posted by: nonnert

Re: eharmony? - 10/11/21 07:35 AM

I think the problem with all smart people is the lack of a smart environment. This is the problem my brother has. He is much smarter than his peers, which makes communication with them boring for him. So I decided to help him and find the best nerd dating apps. Thanks to this application, he was able to find a girl who completely shares his hobbies.