eHarmony Blog.comDave Evan writes, “A gentleman sent me his personal review of Chemistry.com. Reviews of dating sites tend to me somewhat negative, and this one contains its share of barbs, but it is much more detailed than most reviews.”
Many of the website problems Gary writes about are annoyingly familiar. Well, Gary, join the club.
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Did anyone read this article? Sounds like Chemistry suffers from the same failings as eH.
“Finally, yes, I did meet a couple of interesting women through Chemistry.com. However, I had to slog through nearly 3,000 profiles to find them. Generally speaking, about ten percent of those profiles prompted me to show interest. Among those 300, about ten percent completed the excruciating process of questions and answers to permit open communication between us. Among those 30, about ten percent were still interesting enough to me that I wished to meet them. People who have thought clearly about what they want in a relationship likely will see a similar annihilation at each stage. In my case, it cost about 100 hours of online effort, and about $100 in Chemistry fees, to discover each woman worth meeting”
To meet 3 women he deems worthy, he spent $300? Cripes! That’s 30 months of service if you go by the 3 for $30 eH rate.
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