eHarmony Review

The website is fairly easy to use and mostly self descriptive even for users who are new to the Internet and surfing. As a new user you don’t have to look for each profile option and spend time in understanding the interface like is the case with a couple of other sites. eHarmony.com gets you to fill up an extensive questionnaire at the time of sign up and provides significant options as well as top matches right in your account page, you also get email alerts (if requested) for top matches.

Match criteria at eHarmony.com is not customizable, has its pros and cons, like it’s the system designer who programs it for everyone and on the other hand allows you to get more detailed and specific matches. eHarmony.com’s match-maker software is based on a scientifically proven matching technique developed by acclaimed Dr. Neil Clark Warren through his research in the area. You can not just sign up and start using the service; you have to fill up a detailed psychological questionnaire which may take 40-50 minutes. In some cases, depending on the application, applicants may even get rejected.

eHarmony.com search results are undoubtedly effective. The questionnaire you fill up while signing up helps them zero down to a handful of perfect matches from millions of profiles. The match results are delivered right in your inbox (if requested) as and when available, alternatively you can also log into your account and check for available matches.

Sign-up is free but communicating is not and pricing is a bit on the higher side. However, the prices will sound like a deal when you start getting matches if you are a serious relationship seeker but make sure you sign-up for 6 to 12 months to save a lot of money as selection to communication and meeting takes time in majority of the cases.