I doubt that Eharmony has many people in its database as I was constantly getting matches outside my area (sometimes 300+ miles away), matches who were clearly not subscribers, and matches with whom, after reading half of their profiles, it was clear I had very little in common. I guess I was lucky enough to meet a couple of people, but found that they were only looking for something casual (as opposed to the image of the site that the commercials portray of people looking for and finding their soul mates). I suppose this last point can't be blamed on the website, but it is something to be aware of before dishing out that hefty subscription fee for a few months of what mostly turns out to be false hope. It's probably better to try a simpler website where you have more control over the matches you get. Oh, and don't even get me started on their customer service department; I swear I've gotten better service at the DMV.