She is actually thinking of paying $60 for a 30 day membership because she feels it's a good chance she will meet her future husband-lol


Time Magazine has already labeled eharmony as a fraudulent dating site but she won't listen.

LOL

Tell your friend to go to the YMCA, it's cheaper lol

better yet, tell her you'll find her a man for just $39

then fix her up with the first schmuck you can find and run with the money.

Solomon, I normally disagree with your thoughts, but I agree here.

Just buy some nice flowers/chocolates!

Just buy some nice flowers/chocolates!

Make sure she's not allergic to flowers or on a diet before doing so.

She is actually thinking of paying $60 for a 30 day membership because she feels it's a good chance she will meet her future husband-lol


Time Magazine has already labeled eharmony as a fraudulent dating site but she won't listen.

LOL


LOL - When did that article come out (about Time exposed eHarmony)? Dr. Phil endorsed them I think last year. Dr. Phil couldn't be wrong!!! :lol:

60 Bucks for 30 days is way too expensive; if your friend is in dire need to find a husband, tell her to try some of the "free" dating sites, like Plentyoffish.com, etc.

60 Bucks for 30 days is way too expensive; if your friend is in dire need to find a husband, tell her to try some of the "free" dating sites, like Plentyoffish.com, etc.


She feels that eharmony is Legit because thet promote MARRIAGE-lol It' called FREAKING ADVERTISING!!!!!!!!!

LOL

60 Bucks for 30 days is way too expensive; if your friend is in dire need to find a husband, tell her to try some of the "free" dating sites, like Plentyoffish.com, etc.


Plus you can't see what the members look like until you PAY-lol

LOL - When did that article come out (about Time exposed eHarmony)? Dr. Phil endorsed them I think last year. Dr. Phil couldn't be wrong!!! :lol:



DR. Phil is the ORIGINAL FRAUD-LOL

Plus you can't see what the members look like until you PAY-lol
I mean, you find the same people on the free sites and you do not have to pay "good money" to see what they look like?
What does she exept, to find a better quality of men on eHarmony? If that is the case, she is going to be very disappointed.

tell her to go pick up some bait LOL...

Did Time really expose eHarmony as a fraud? When did this happen?
Those commercials are cute, but yeah...I don't think I'd try it.

There are times like this where I'm glad I'm not the desperate type that wants to get hitched and have a baby. Yeah, I want a guy, but not for that.

Do you have a crush on this friend yourself? ;)

Do you have a crush on this friend yourself? ;)


No, to be 28 she is very immature. And I'm not into the immature type.

Did Time really expose eHarmony as a fraud? When did this happen?
Those commercials are cute, but yeah...I don't think I'd try it.



In July of 2007

No, to be 28 she is very immature. And I'm not into the immature type.

I know what you mean. I can't stand immaturity either. It's a real turn-off. I have this guy friend who's 30 and acts like he's 12 sometimes. He wonders why he can't get a date.

DR. Phil is the ORIGINAL FRAUD-LOL


You mean he DIDN'T meet Robin on eHarmony????? :eek:


Go to www.nocheatersdate.com - it's free and hopefully you're not going to find some skank that will end up in the blaring lights of the "Cheaters" cameras! :lol:

I know what you mean. I can't stand immaturity either. It's a real turn-off. I have this guy friend who's 30 and acts like he's 12 sometimes. He wonders why he can't get a date.
I know men, that are in their 50s, that have the maturity level of a 12 year old. Yes, I agree, it is a major turn off!

I know what you mean. I can't stand immaturity either. It's a real turn-off. I have this guy friend who's 30 and acts like he's 12 sometimes. He wonders why he can't get a date.

Ah yes. You've met my father then?

In July of 2007

Then why the hell are people still using the service?? :lol: :lol:

what's their new commercial about...if you don't find a math within a couple of months, you get 6 months for free? lol.

either way, having to pay that much is overkill. maybe she should sign up with free online dating websites, like yahoo singles. or she can do speed dating or something. i'm sure there's somewhere in the community she can get info from about that.

i can't imagine meeting someone online though. i'm picky as it is in real life, but who knows what people make up online. but a lot of relationships have lasted after meeting online, so who knows.

what's their new commercial about...if you don't find a math within a couple of months, you get 6 months for free? lol.

either way, having to pay that much is overkill. maybe she should sign up with free online dating websites, like yahoo singles. or she can do speed dating or something. i'm sure there's somewhere in the community she can get info from about that.

i can't imagine meeting someone online though. i'm picky as it is in real life, but who knows what people make up online. but a lot of relationships have lasted after meeting online, so who knows.
Yes, you have to be cautious about meeting people on-line, then again, you have to be cautious when you are meeting people at a public place ,like a bar or a club, too. I tried on-line dating once, and found it to be an interesting experience. Actually, I have met a lot of really nice and successful guys. Unfortunately, a majority of them were looking to be in a serious, long-term relationships, and for the time being, I am not seeking that. I am just interested in meeting new friends or guys to hang out with.

Then why the hell are people still using the service?? :lol: :lol:


They must didn't see that issue of Time Magazine-LOL It was a great dating site called tango.com and I enjoyed it so much but my MSNTV2 is compatible with the website-lol