E-Harmony would be OK if the price were dropped to about a third of the current price and they stopped the TV advertising.

It's no wonder they need to charge so much. They spend millions on prime time TV ads featuring the goofy founder telling lies. The subscribers are paying for the ads not the service.

The service itself is built on the lie that matching someone on questionaire responses is a sign of compatibility. In some ways it may be, but first finding out what they look like, how much they weigh, and where they live would be nice. I found myself spending many hours writing to people who refused to post their photos for good reason.