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  1. AnonymousApril 08, 2007

    I tried "Eve-Harmony" before I found out about its Xian slant. After slogging through their "$40 value profile", where I stated I was a depressed, lonely, divorced Atheist, I was promptly told there was NOBODY for me. Not within 200 miles. Odd for a service with national exposure, dontcha think?

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  2. AnonymousApril 08, 2007

    Tell them you're a male prostitute with a meth connection. You'll get some calls.

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  3. AnonymousApril 08, 2007

    E-harmony is just as bogus as the rest of those dating services. Ever notice that the good looking women want a guy who makes major bucks?
    Most the women's photo's are when they were younger and skinny.
    And all the women are "living the dream". Liars and gold diggers I say.

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  4. WebmDaveApril 09, 2007

    test

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  5. AnonymousApril 10, 2007

    If you really want to have a laugh
    (at the expense of Dr. Neil Clark
    Warren) go to edatereview.com and
    click on Eharmony.com to find out
    what users are saying about this
    service. The vast majority of them
    rip it bloody, calling it a scam
    and a fraud. But gee, its run by
    a Christian, isn't it? How could
    this be?

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  6. WebmDaveApril 10, 2007

    This isn't "E" Harmony.Com. It's "EVE" Harmony.Com.

    It's a bit of a joke.

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  7. AnonymousApril 11, 2007

    Sorry, I should have been a bit clearer in my comment. I enjoyed the video, it just reminded me of
    those Eharmony.com commericials.
    My parents always wanted me to hook
    up with a "good Christian girl."
    Perhaps needless to say, I'm still
    single!

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