Match v. eHarmony
In the Match.com v. eHarmony comparison, my thinking was that Match would cast a wider net, while eHarmony would yield a leaner but finer crop. The two major players in the online dating world operate differently, though with the same goal. Match is pretty basic: there are plenty of fish in the sea, they give you the sea and you do the fishing. eHarmony does the matching for you.
I joined Match first theorizing that men are inherently hunters and would prefer that sense of control when looking for a mate…or at least a date. Plus, Match was an easier and quicker registration, anticipating that guys would have less patience than women.
Online dating is addictive, entertaining and as time-consuming as having a second job. You come home and click around the site like cupid over-caffeinated. The goal is the elusive exclusive, finding someone who isn’t a serial dater. What I was looking for was my last date, but before that I’d have to have lots of first dates.
Paula Ganzi McGloin 
One Response to “Match v. eHarmony”
Can’t wait to hear more about your adventures in online dating! It’s sounds like you have the right attitude about it. The usernames alone can be quite entertaining.