Reviews of Perfectmatch.com

If you're looking for men with at least a college degree. Look elsewhere. They seem to be in short supply on Perfectmatch.com.

And from the standpoint of volume, good luck finding someone within 25 miles of where you live. For some reason, I kept being matched with people who lived way the hell out in Podunk (scary rural areas).

And it's true. It seems most men simply don't respond. Perhaps they're not full members, so to speak.

I got a free month, but canceled after a week. The few matches they found weren't even in my state - one was in London! And no clue why these were my matches, because I didn't see anything in common.

After filling out page after page of questions, you can't even search to see if there are any likely matches in the USA without signing up first. I'm going to pay first, then find the closest match is in Iraq? I don't think so. All they want to match is your money with their bank account.

To whom it may concern: Through series of events I became a member of the Perfect Match.com in October 2005 just for 3 months trial.I have received a great number of matches or rather mismathes.Being very new to the dating game I took the blame for the unsuccesful venture.After 3 months were up I did not renew.Last month (july 2006), I decided to give the Perfect Match one more try.What a change in their website!!The hype is gone, most men are gone and...by my VISA Statement it looks we have nothing more then another "off shore" account - Palma Mallorca. I am very disappointed and wish I had read these reviews and saved my money.

I wish there was a 0 star rating on eDate Review.com because Perfectmatch.com deserves it. I paid a tidy (i.e, exbortitant price) for membership. They wouldn't accept my photos nor would they respond to my queries as to why they weren't accepted (certainly not repugnant photos, but not the right size, apparently). Still waiting... I've now asked for an 800 number to talk to a real person and received no response. I would not recommend this site.

I agree with someone that this is a weak imitation of Eharmony. Dr. Pepper is probably just trying to make a buck copying off of Dr. Warren, because the membership is WAY too expensive for what you get. Once you get past the questionnaire and set up you profile, the navigation of the site is pretty lousy and hard to figure out (no tutorial that I could find). I felt lost for the first few days. I don't think it's free for men, but there DEFINITELY was not enough men. I just kept seeing the same profiles over and over for the two months I joined. And I also agree that there is poor screening because the three jokers I met had serious issues/misrepresented themselves on the site.

While I liked being able to browse through the pictures and profiles, I concluded the PrefectMatch.com was not for me. The pool of available women seemed to be pretty limited and their personality test made me feel they were a bit of an eHarmony want-to-be.

I ended up signing up with eHarmony and it worked well for me. I like the fact the eHarmony matched me with women that I had a few things in common with and I could decide if I thought there was potential. If I liked the picture and profile, I simply selected 5 multiple choice questions for her to answer. If she responded great, if not, I saved a lot of time. I appreciated that there was a minimal time investment until we both had decided to investigate the possibilities further.

I think that I was a bit of a challenge for eHarmony. I live out in the middle of nowhere. I don’t think there are 1000 people within 10 miles of me. Still, I found a wonderful woman that loves me for who I am. What more can a guy ask for?

I know when I first started my eHarmony experience, I wish I had the benefit of some thoughtful advice. I have spent a lot of time considering our eHarmony experiences and I came up with a number of eHarmony tips and suggestions. If you are curious, they are posted at: www.RomanceForEveryone.com

eHarmony certainly isn’t for everyone. If you are serious about finding someone to share your life with and you are willing to invest the time, I think eHarmony is a good option to consider.

I wish I had read some of the reviews I just found here.

I paid for PerfectMatch's 4 Month Special Offer a little over a month ago. So far I have not received the free book included in the offer, none of my "Perfect Matches" have photographs, and all are incompatible with me. I seriously doubt I would date any of my "Perfect Matches" if I met them at a party or a friend introduced me to them. I wonder how the Duet analysis compares with a random encounter with a person? Overall I'm very disappointed with the site and have already canceled my subscription.

I think Perfect Match is a scam. How come none of my "perfect matches" have photos? How come no one answers the "request to post photos"? I have met tons of people through Match.com and through Single Parent Meet.com I have yet to receive any communication from a member of Perfect Match.

I urge you to avoid Perfectmatch.com. When I joined in Dec. 2005, I was offered a discounted 3-month membership because they needed more men. I was also guaranteed a "Ten Point Profile Review & Tune-Up by an experienced PerfectMatch Member Services Counselor" and "a minimum of six Perfect Matches." At the end of 3 months I had no profile review and only one match, and she lived roughly 400 miles away. Furthermore, I e-mailed three women on the site and got no answer. Five attemp;ts to contact customer service brought no response, either. Despite the look of their site and the publicity they get, Perfectmatch.com really seems to be a scam. Again, I strongly urge you to avoid them.