24 November 2009
Guided Communication explained
by eHarmony
eHarmony's Guided Communication feature is just one of the things that makes it stand out from other online dating sites. Find out more about it here.
Print Email
The great thing about online dating is that you can get to know your matches before deciding whether to meet them. The eHarmony Guided Communication feature is designed to make this process simpler, and help you make that all-important decision.
You may have noticed that eHarmony is different from other dating sites, and our Guided Communication process is just one part of what makes us stand out. It is designed to make you feel safe and confident when you’re getting to know someone. To help you work out if Guided Communication is right for you, we’ve outlined how it works below, and the benefits you can expect from it.
1. Read through their ‘About Me’
When you receive a match from us, take the time to read through their ‘About Me’ page. We know there’s a temptation to skim read things, especially online, and especially if you have lots of matches to read through, but you never know what might spark your interest. Remember that your matches have been chosen for their compatibility with you, and your first impressions may be wrong.
Any match worth a look will have taken the time to fill out their profile carefully, but at the same time don’t expect to love every element of a match’s About Me description. As long as there’s something there that make you think ‘I want to know more about this person’, then you’re on the right track. That’s where the next step of Guided Comms comes in – you can send your chosen match(es) their first round of questions, and start to get to know them properly.
2. First round of questions
In this stage, we provide you with a bank of simple, yet informative questions for you to choose from to ask your match. Pick the five you think will tell you the most about your match; the questions could shed light on their communication style or maybe how they’d react to certain situations. They should help you get to know your match, in a low pressure situation. When your match replies, they will send you their five questions so you can reciprocate.
3. Specify your ‘Must Haves’ and ‘Can’t Stands’
Most people have certain relationship absolutes. It might be that you will not consider dating a smoker, but your match has to want children. This is not the same as drawing up a shopping list and applying it until you meet the perfect man or woman – it is just the acceptance that we all have deal breakers, and by ignoring those, we run the risk of starting a relationship with someone who will ultimately be unsuitable. You choose these when you set up your profile, but can edit them at any time. At this stage, you should send them to your match, who will send their own Must Haves and Can’t Stands back.
4. Second round of questions
The final part of Guided Communication is to send three open-ended questions to your match. You can send your own, if you have something specific you’d like to ask, or choose from our list of thought provoking questions – whichever you prefer. These can help you dig deeper into the things you’ve started to discover about your match such as their values and hopes for the future.
Open Communication
Open Communication is a free form way of communicating with your matches after you’ve completed Guided Communication together. You can send each other messages on any subject you’d like as you start to really get to know each other. Remember that if you are at all nervous, this stage is still completely anonymous. Try to carry through anything you’ve learnt during Guided Communication, and if you need more tips check out our ‘Six online dating email dos and don’ts’ article.
Do I have to go through Guided Communication?
Not at all – some users prefer to skip straight to the messaging stage, bypassing Guided Communication. To do this, request to communicate with your match via eHarmony Mail – this will send your initial message at the same time. If they accept, you will meet in Open Communication and go from there.
In our experience some matches prefer Guided Communication, and if this is the case you will receive a message telling you this. The next step is up to you, but we would urge you to take the opportunity – you never know where it may lead.
Print Email
1
karen gordon
23 December 2009 11:58
you have sent matches aged 75 yrs..unsuitable..i am thinking of joining,but when had free days no-one has replyed to me it cannot be guarunteed.I have joined agencys before and you do not get replys.your site seems a little complicated to me.
2
Helen
31 December 2009 17:11
Your site is very complicated! Your nmatches have been way out I am 53 and have been matched with a 68year old! It is not what I was led to believe and haveing read other comments similar to mine perhaps the site needs to become more user friendly?
3
eharmony
4 January 2010 10:36
Hi there Helen,
Thank you for your comments. We have forwarded your queries onto our Customer Care team who will be in touch shortly.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
4
Felicia
10 January 2010 12:44
I have repeatedly specified my Must Haves/Can’t Stands, saving changes each time but not only do they still show as unchecked whenever I review, but my profile, as a result, also shows as incomplete. I didn’t see this issue in the Help Topics. Could you clarify if I’m doing something wrong or if it takes time to update?
5
eharmony
11 January 2010 10:54
Hi Felicia,
Thank you for your query about eHarmony. We have passed on your question to our dedicated Customer Care team. They should respond to you via email in the next 24-48 hours.
If you have any more queries, please contact our Customer Care team here: http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/ask/kw/contact/r_id/166
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
6
Barry
15 January 2010 23:03
I’m inclined to agree with Felicia’s remarks, e Harmony need to sort out their system so that we don’t have to change everything just because we look at our profile.
7
cheshire_candy
24 March 2010 11:11
I’m sort of new to e-harmony and am only just deciding to take it seriously. After reading the list of complaints and the usual insensitive referrals to “Customer Services” I cannot help wondering if this site is really that different from other match making sites and if I should consider subscribing?
I really had high hopes after reading the success stories. Can someone give me a reason to stay? Searching for Mr right is exhausting enough without the disappointments of a system that doesn’t seem to work as well as it is believed to.
8
Joanna
24 March 2010 13:18
I have gone through the reams of questions, preferences and ‘must haves’, to see that you have to spend a fortune to be sent six matches two of which are out of my age range and all are only one or two inches taller then me when I have stated that height is an issue. Why can’t I state how tall I would like my match to be. I am 5′8″ and would like someone over 6′ please! Not paying any money yet.
9
Jude
24 March 2010 19:38
Tend to agree with above. Are there any people alive on this site. Not one response for a photo or message. Find it frustrating when you don’t even know if the matches have been online in the last 12 months. Are my matches given my details at the same time? all seems a bit complicated so far and feel I could have spent my money better. Shame because I found the question sections quite interesting.
10
Paul kelly
24 March 2010 19:53
The Matches are fine people but none live even close to my city.
11
cheshire_candy
25 March 2010 10:05
Well that’s that then. Eharmony must not be for me. It may seem as though I’m not doing too badly as 3 of my matches are within the right height specifications but you will not believe just how much i’ve had to compromise to find 3 matches of the right height. I’m unmoved. I feel I may have better luck elsewhere. What’s more, eharmony have given no explanation. Not even an automated response directing me to customer services. I’m a little miffed
12
eharmony
25 March 2010 10:29
Hi there,
Thanks for your query – I am sorry that you are not getting the most from your eHarmony experience. I will be happy to pass your comments onto Customer Care, who will be able to help you get the most from your profile. Alternatively you can call them for free on 0800 028 0308, or email them using the following link:
http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/ask
You will also find answers to any frequently asked questions here:
http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/home
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
13
eharmony
25 March 2010 10:37
Hi Jude,
Thanks for your comments. If you wish you can call our free phone Customer Care team you can do on 0800 028 0308. Alternatively you can email them here:
http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/ask
They will be able to answer any questions you have and hopefully help improve your eHarmony experience.
You will also find answers to many frequently asked questions here:
http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/home
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
14
Mike
25 March 2010 21:04
How about’s eH actually responding to the queries here so we can all see the reasons why peeps getting a raw deal rather than the bog standard , call centre type response ……
15
cheshire_candy
25 March 2010 22:52
I’m with you on that Mike.
Lol. It would make a lot of sense. It may even be better if this was the actual eharmony match page.
I’m 28, never married, no kids and live in Manchester. Wanna go for coffee?
16
eharmony
26 March 2010 10:28
Hi Mike,
Thanks for your question – if we do get any general questions we’re happy to answer them here, but often readers’ queries are about their personal accounts. In this case we pass them onto Customer Care as they can view individual accounts and give specific answers and advice.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
17
Mike
27 March 2010 11:51
I beg to differ
The questions which come up time and time and again are
1) Why can’t we see how old the matches are, as some of us believe many are ghost profiles which haven’t been used for ages
2) Why can’t we just elect to get matches with pictures
3) Why do eH allow pictures of groups
4) Why can’t we close from the matches list page , rather than have to trawl through the match when it is obvious not within our criteria (ie age/location)
We keep being told these matters are being referred to somewhere, but you refuse to give a valid answer why you cannot change these things , every other paying site I have used or heard of has these options/functions and doesn’t allow group pictures , pictures of two women or a shot of a woman from 200yds ….So I and others would be interesting to hear your reasons . Oh and these questions are not member specific
18
Mike
27 March 2010 11:55
Cheshire
I’m 47 , never been wed, no sprogs live in Herts and I don’t drink coffee
Most of the peeps who have been on here , a few who have linked up have moved to a chat site , must get round to registering on it
19
Ruth
27 March 2010 19:52
Well having been a paying eharmony member for some months now, I suspect most of the “matches” I get are non-paying as out of 100 matches (most of whom are either too far away our outside my reasonable age range) only 4 would fit in terms of age and location. Out of these 100 only one has initiated communication, and this never progressed beyond the first stage, I have tried to initiate communication with about half my matches beleiving I have been matched for some reason and we must have things in common, and received only 2 responses, again never progressing beyond the initial stages. I’m giving it another month, then I think I’ll be giving up!
20
john
27 March 2010 23:03
ive not signed up yet. As there is no option for chosing matches in my area or close.
and u cant search for anyone! And based the site so far and the members issues above i still not convinced to part with my cash.
John
21
claire
28 March 2010 15:31
just wanted to say something positive on here! i have been very happy with eHarmony and have recieved a lot of matches which definately match my criteria, and i really like the way communication is set up it has been a benneficial eperience for me so far. if anything i would prefer less matches as i seem to get about 8 a day!!
22
cheshire_candy
29 March 2010 01:26
Hi Mike. I actually don’t drink coffee either. It just seemed like a cool sort of thing to say. Lol.
You mentioned chat sites earlier…it seems like the next step but I always find the conversations get too fruity much too quickly in chat rooms. I’m a Google mailer and use the chat facilities there but I still find the singles are more sex orientated.
I really do feel as though I’d be making a mistake if I subscribed to eharm, especially after receiving another match who would suit an entirely different woman altogether. I’m signing out for good today. Perhaps i’ll bump into you in a chat room somewhere or on Google.
Good luck finding love
Mylollii (cheshire_candy)
23
Gina
29 March 2010 04:13
Very good article.
I feel if a person is dismissed because of say 2 inches in height when all else is OK, one will be looking for a diamond in a large haystack for a long time.
However, I’m new and do not know how to alter my musthaves and cant stands. I myself do not know what they are! Someone closed me because he felt they were incompatible with his. If they mean no smoking (I dislike smoking very much but not enough to rule a person out with an occasional ciggy). I’m and ex 200 a week smoker 20 years ago and
theyre the most intolerant!!
A general comment on how to do this would be great that is indexed somewhere so we can fnd it quickly.
I was very pleased with my perspective “profiles”
Gina
24
eharmony
29 March 2010 10:35
Hi Gina,
Thanks for your query. Your ‘Must haves’/'Can’t stands’ are a list of traits, values etc. that are very important to you in a relationship – deal breakers, if you like. An example of a ‘Must have’ would be: ‘Chemistry: I must feel deeply in love with and attracted to my partner.’ An example of a ‘Can’t stand’ would be: ‘Anger: I can’t stand someone who can’t manage their anger, who yells, or bottles it up inside.’ You can choose your list of ten must haves and ten can’t stands in your settings. To do so, follow these steps:
1. Log into your profile and click on the ‘About me’ tab
2. Go to the ‘Must have’ tab and choose your ten must haves, then click ‘Save and continue’
3. Repeat this process for the ‘Can’t stand’ tab
4. You can change your must haves and can’t stands at any time but going to each tab and clicking ‘Change selection’
You exchange and review this list with your matches at Stage 2 of Guided Communication, after you have swapped your initial questions. These are separate from your ‘Personal Preferences’ which show matches your views on smoking, drinking etc. These can be found and edited under your ‘My Settings’ tab.
You’ll find more information about Must haves/Can’t stands here:
http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/answers/detail/a_id/2384/kw/%22must%20have%20can%27t%20stand%22/r_id/166
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
25
Jennifer
29 March 2010 17:30
I completed my profile a few months back but decided not to subscribe. I’ve now subscribed but what is really disappointing is that the most interesting and attractive looking matches are “closed” to me – they’ve been closed between me completing the profile and me subscribing! This seems like a particularly odd state of affairs. You have the men on here, I’ve paid my money but now I can’t access them! It’s a ludicrous way of doing things!
26
Mike
29 March 2010 17:36
John
You can specify location of matches by going into preferences , obviously being too percriptive reduces results
Cheshire
I don’t do chat rooms either , a few of the peeps who posted on here have moved to a chat room set up by one
27
eharmony
30 March 2010 10:28
Hi there Jennifer,
Thanks for your query. If a match has closed you, you still have another opportunity to communicate with them:
1. Locate the match in your ‘Communicating’ tab and click ‘Read closed message’.
2. On the next page you will be able to read the reason your match has closed you. As a subscriber you also have the option here to send your match a final message. You can choose your message from one of 5 pre-written messages, ranging from simply wishing them good luck in their search, to informing your match you’ve posted more photos since they closed you. This can often prompt a match to re-evaluate your profile and re-open communication.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
28
dave
31 March 2010 02:33
i wrote words yesterday where are they
29
Mike (the other one again)
31 March 2010 13:05
Hi Mike!
Nice to hear from you … hope the holiday was good!
Mike.
30
Mike
31 March 2010 23:14
I have had a response from eH re my queries @17 basically not planning to change anything.
The reason for not showing how recent the profiles are is to protect the members,?? so we ( until my membership expires) will just have to put up with replying to people that have probably long since gone.
Re photos as long as someone fills in a caption stating which one of the two or more they are , perfectly fine and they believe one should have the opportunity to scroll through loads of profiles that are well out of ones criteria before one can close them , and you wonder why I won’t be renewing , haven’t the time to waste, other sites may not match ones wants/dislikes etc but at least one can weed out the chaff , contact members direct and choose to see peeps with pictures !!!
31
Jennifer
1 April 2010 09:51
I have updated my profile with other photo’s and changed my primary picture but it won’t change on the profile, what am I doing wrong!
32
eharmony
1 April 2010 10:01
Hi Jennifer,
To ensure all member photos adhere to our photo guidelines (correct size, appropriate subject matter etc) they are approved by our Customer Care team. This can mean they take up to 48 hours to appear on your profile. If your photos have not appeared within 48 hours please contact our Customer Care team on 0800 028 0308. Alternatively, you can email them here: http://help-singles.eharmony.co.uk/app/ask
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
33
keisha
3 April 2010 14:42
WOW
I am new the site and have been in two minds whether or notto subscribe. I have found the site a little complicated to use too, I thought it was just me but obviously NOT.
Thanks everyone I think I will save my money and go else where.
34
D.
4 April 2010 22:53
Well, yesterday I signed up to this site for 6 months – though I may not have done, had I read the comments on this page first! (This is the first time I have used a dating site.) However, much of the information in the comments, has been very useful, if a little depressing. Already,I have had 14 matches, 2 closures and have closed one match. I don’t know what the next 6 months will bring – though I’m not optimistic as I do not live in mainland UK and all my matches do. Nevertheless, I have sent an ice breaker to each remaining match and am determined to give this a chance. I would love it to be successful, but if not, what’s the worst thing that will have happened? I’ll have spent £90 – some people spend that on a night out in the club/pub. I have read some quite heartwarming/funny/interesting profiles and it’s good to know some people still believe in romance, love and passion. I may feel very differently in a few months time, but don’t burst this optimistic bubble for me yet!
35
Michelle
6 April 2010 00:37
What is the main reason for people not making their photo available to everyone? I find this frustrating and just ignore all of those matches. And why are photos are allowed where you the person’s face takes up 1/20th of the photo – ie impossible to tell what they actually look like. Other dating sties don’t allow this. So far unimpressed with this site, and feel like I have wasted my money. And it’s the most expensive one I’ve tried!
36
Bridget
6 April 2010 13:41
Ok I have now cancelled my membership as I believe there are too many ghost profiles out there. Surely people can’t decide not to look at my profile on my name alone.I’ve wasted money but hey,I’ve got better things to do. So, to make sure that people don’t get my ghost profile I’ve made myself a 3ft plumber and insisted that I have a 100% match. Hopefully any 3ft plumbers out there won’t be too diappointed.
Good to see this ‘chat room’ carried on after EH changed the profile.
37
Mike
7 April 2010 22:17
Hiya peeps
You lot feel the same way I do , eH are losing a lot of business due to not listening and changing things , these sites are word of mouth and I have a large group of single mates who I have told to save their money or pay a bit more and join a proper agency….At most this malarky is a bit of fun, but due to the hit and miss %’s of actually messaging people that are still alive or current , not seeing what they look like due to no or rubbish pictures and no simple way of closing people , all too much effort. eH need to realise many of us are professionals who haven’t the time to waste and just want a simple system that gives provides members they may actually hear from with decent pictures, all the other Q&A stuff is icing on the cake and no point if you are asking it of the long departed ………..Plenty of other sites out there that offer this.
38
Mike
7 April 2010 22:32
Michelle
To answer your question the main reason is the person is just having a dabble with the site ( usually a very limited pen picture as well) and has probably long since gone, other reasons are fear of being spotted by colleagues or the wife , there are a small few who haven’t a scanner or can’t upload a picture , but I never bother with anyone without a picture I just waste more of my time scrolling and hitting buttons and just close them!!
39
Rach
7 April 2010 23:50
Bugger!! signed up yest but didnt read these! Seems my inital thought on these sites was almost right! thought was just sad weirdos but like me are geniune people loooking for new interests but get sucked in by these sites! Rather have spen 90 quid on night out – at least wouldnt remember who bad it was!!!
have 6 mths so may have to eat my words but unsuer by previous comments1 opps! back to the beer fuled approach!……
40
Suzz
8 April 2010 15:13
I too wish I hadn’t paid up…I have been on various dating sites over the years and usually get SOME response…So, surely I cannot be THAT bad looking / sounding.
I have about 200 ‘matches’ so far and sent out many icebreakers and a couple of emails…I have had exchange of questions with only 1 man from this!!
My self esteem has gone down thinking that I must be putting people off from my picture or profile. (It hasn;t really but if I was less confident/less thick skinned it definately would.
How many active male profiles are there on this site?
What is the male / female ratio?
Please post answers to these non-profile specific questions on here eH.
Thanks
41
Mike
8 April 2010 17:51
Rach
Suck it and see you may be one of the small % of people it works for , as long as you have the patience to do it and can sort the wheat from the long wilted chaff.
I have over 2000 closed matches, most with no pics , I suspect many went long ago, a friend does have a theory re the hundreds of brief profiles with no pictures , I’ll let you figure it out;-)
Make sure though if you decide not for you you cancel the subscription otherwise will be automatically re-billed, if you cancel now it will just expire in 6mths
42
eharmony
9 April 2010 09:52
Suzz, we’re sorry to hear that you are off to a slow start with our service. Don’t forget you can contact our Customer Care team, who can give you input on your match settings and make other suggestions to help increase your success. Their number is 0800 028 0308.
Also, we suggest that when you reach out to a match you are especially interested in that you go ahead and initiate Guided Communication. This helps you to give your match more information about you than they get from an Icebreaker, while also opening the conversation by giving them something specific to respond to, so this can help you get more communication back from your matches.
We hope that this is helpful to you and that you’ll be able to employ these tips to see better results from our service moving forward.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
43
kirstie
5 August 2010 20:44
Why when you send an email does it SOMETIMES say its sent and others not, i dont know if i guy who i have been chatting to has reseaved it or not, or even if it has been sent, sometimes it says “waiting for a responce” other “said him an email” i already have- so does that mean that it hasnt sent, i dont want to keep trying to send it because if he is getting them i will look like a nutter! can someone please fill me in.
44
eharmony
6 August 2010 10:31
Hi Kirstie,
Thanks for your query. I’ve forwarded it onto our Customer Care team so that they can check your account and make sure that your emails are getting sent properly. You can expect a response from them within 48 hours.
Alternatively, if you want a quicker answer you can call them for free on 0800 028 0308, Mon-Fri, 8am-8pm
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
45
linda
9 August 2010 20:22
after reading all those comments i dont think i’ll bothert thanks guys ,, good luck anyway xx
46
debbie
16 August 2010 20:27
I registered on E harmony a few months ago, and only just subscribed 3 days ago. After reading these comments I really wish I hadnt wasted my money,especially as there may be ‘ghost’ profiles. I do find the communication process confusing,and Iam unsure as to what information they are using to create a ‘match’ as none of mine so far have been of any interest to me.
47
Richard
19 August 2010 10:46
WHY would anyone wish to have auto renewal at the end of the 3 month period, Is this a life long kind of process ? If i havnt found someone within 3 months i think either the site isnt working or i should forget about it.
These comments are making me wonder about the accuracy 2 % claim..
48
Steve
23 August 2010 18:40
if people wanted to renew after 3 months then there wouldn’t be the need for the auto renewal system – it’s there ‘cos they hope you’ll forget to cancel it. if the ‘product’ they offered was worth extending past 3 months then there wouldn’t be the need to “auto” renew.
49
Andy
26 August 2010 09:42
I too am wondering whether to subscribe. I appreciate that maybe this service does not work for everyone and there will be some disgruntled customers. However after reading the above eHarmony has given not a direct answer to any question most of which do not affect privacy. Could it be they can’t answer the questions without revealing the packaging is nothing like the product???? I invite eHarmony to reply.
50
eharmony
26 August 2010 10:10
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your question. Regarding responding to customer queries in this thread, and elsewhere on the Advice site, it is generally a question of practicality that we don’t always answer user queries.
Our Advice site team don’t have access to the tools our Customer Care team use to view and troubleshoot user accounts. A large proportion of the queries we have on the Advice site are often related to queries specific to customer accounts, and we wouldn’t be able to give very helpful answers!
In some cases a user asks a ‘How does this work?’ type question, and we’ll happily answer that based on our knowledge of the working of eHarmony.
Hope this helps!
Best wishes,
eHarmony Advice
51
Andy
26 August 2010 10:38
Thank you for confirming that it is practical for example, for you to automatically take funding from your customers by way of card payment but not practical to answer valid questions relating to what they feel they have paid for!!! Mmmm
52
Chez
27 August 2010 20:21
i’ve not joined as yet and have been very lucky in getting over 200 responses with quite a few ice breakers atc… i’m still cautious and am pleased to have the free wk end to go a little further with it… its a good site but a bit pricey, as a single mum i dont earn alot and i think there needs to be a better paying plan to cope better rather than lump sums…
53
Cate
29 August 2010 12:02
On the free weekend trial, thought long and hard, won’t be signing up. All this ghost profile business I don’t have the time or motivation.
I am one of the people who dosen’t know how to upload a picture but have a suggestion to eh other websites offer the facility of messaging a pic.
Well good luck to eveyone in your quest to find a friend, partner what ever you are looking for.
Again than you for the comments glad I have’t wasted my money.
54
Beth, Salisbury
29 August 2010 21:52
Thanks comment posters for confirming my experience of this site is not just being me being thick! It is complicated and I can’t match for height of all the basic things!! At 5′9″ I’m proud of every inch, yes I’m heightist!! I haven’t parted with dosh yet and will now leave it a while and consider further. I’ve had a message already, but can’t work out how to reply even though this weekend is being promoted as “free communications” so it should be straightforward. Or perhaps it’s a con to get us to sign up? So, Geoff from Bournemouth if you read this I’m sorry but blame a disorganised site.
55
Steve
31 August 2010 17:45
whatever floats your boat – if you want tall men then you’re entitled to have that selection/filter but I do think on a site like this you have very little response anyway so each filter narrows your options down massively. if you want to select someone within a reasonable drive of where you live then you may have to compromise on height.
56
Kelly
1 September 2010 18:47
Oh dear I have just paid for 3 months! Maybe i should have read this first. Only registered last night so will let you know how I get on..fingers crossed
57
Amy
1 September 2010 21:06
Just wanted to say I am a happy user of the site. I’ve only been a member a couple of days, but I have plenty of matches to choose from (although I have left my options quite open). I’m a younger member and am happy to take my time with this, I don’t expect to find the man of my dreams in 3 months, or even on this site, it’s just another way to meet people. I haven’t found the site hard to use, but I do wish I could close/archive a match straight from the match list. I look at every single one’s profile, but when I’m narrowing down this would be a good feature. Also a thumbnail image on the list would be good, so I can remember who is who!
58
Cat
1 September 2010 21:20
I am in the main happy with this site (I can’t blame eharmony for the non replies of potential matches). However, the height thing confuses me. It asks for my height, then asks how important my matches height is to me but it doesn’t ask in what way my matches height is important to me. My height is 5ft 6in and I want to meet men with a minimum height of 5ft 10in, preferably around the 6ft mark but I can’t specify the height range/give a minimum height that my match should be. All I can say is that it’s important to me.
59
Steve, manchester
6 September 2010 16:57
Cat – if you narrow it down on only men over 5ft 10 you’re wasting your time – you’ll be lucky if you get any subscribers in your matches – if you then only want 5ft 10 you’ll have an even shorter short list! forgive the pun. And I haven’t any axe to grind here ‘cos I’m 5ft 10! I noticed a profile today saying she wants 5ft 11 or above – I think people need to get real!