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$7.46 / month new member codes for September 2010

Five “4 months for $7.46 / month” codes for US/CA members became available in our promotional codes page during the last two days.

Yes, Virginia, this is the lowest eHarmony has ever been for new members. US (eharmony.com) members can also add $4.24 and $4.95 extensions to lower the equivalent monthly cost further.

For example, to get 11 months for $59.90 ($5.46 / month):

  1. enter the $7.46 code
  2. pay $29.95 (4 months)
  3. go back to code entry screen
  4. enter the $4.24 code
  5. pay $29.95 (7 months)
  6. (optional) repeat steps 3 to 5 as desired
  7. remove your credit card or turn off autorenew
  8. tell all your friends to visit eHarmony Blog

The last step is very important.

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  • Tom wrote

    I am existing US member exp.9/16. I went to renewal page on my profile and used the UBD77123 code on line and renewed 7 months for a total charge of under $30.00. I did this at about 10:45 AM Eastern Std time today 9/2. Thankyou …

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Sept 3-6: eHarmony’s Twenty-seventh Free Communication Weekend

Labor Day FCW

  • eHarmony US, Canada, Australia: Sep 3-6 — No Skip to Mail, no photos
  • Compatible Partners: Sep 3-6 — No Skip to Mail, no photos
  • eHarmony UK: Aug 27-30: No Skip to Mail, no photos

Get ready to turn your matching on (or off, depending on how you look forward to these things). Happy Labour Day to our American readers.

Paid members, get ready to nudge your matches on Thursday and move them along communication until Monday. Free members, get ready to sneak in your email address and meet the love of your life free-of-charge.

Fox Business Network interviews eHarmony on its 10th anniversary

CEO Waldorf talks about post-decade plans and says he doesn’t need cash at this point. Last month’s mobile app now generates 10% of site traffic; surprise since they don’t promote it. Below also is the first press mention of their ties with eDarling.de.

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  • Fernando Ardenghi wrote

    "Below also is the first press mention of their ties with eDarling .de" 1) eDarling (eHarmony owns 30%) is eHarmony rebranded and improved for some European countries like Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Poland. 2) I had tested eDarling Spanish an …

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eHarmony says it’s found the formula for love; British daily publishes this nonsense

Sadie Nicholas believed everything eHarmony told her, then she made up some statistics and facts herself. Lucky for her, her editors at Daily Mail UK are even more gullible. Link to preposterous article, dated today.

Jazzed.com (new dating site from eHarmony) now live

They’ve removed the http-authentication locks yesterday. The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages indicate the service has been in beta since May 21, 2010.

Jazzed.com homepage

Jazzed.com is run by another company called Jazzed, Inc., though it uses the same business address, fax number, safety tips and terms and conditions and so forth as eHarmony.com. eHarmony also owns the Jazzed trademark.

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  • FernandoArdenghi wrote

    UPDATE I was wrong. I needed to create another fake male profile there at Jazzed to test how the "I Like" button performs. When you click that button, it sends a special ice-breaker to the person. e.g. I had clicked the "I Like" button to the question a female answered: "If you coul …

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eHarmony to start aggressive television campaign in the UK

Greg Waldorf is ambitious in his interview with the UK Guardian. Excerpt:

The site faces a crowded market – according to research firm Experian Hitwise, it ranks only 11th in traffic among UK dating websites, with just 1.79% of visits. … Its traffic is below several paid-for sites – including Friends Reunited Dating and Dating Direct, not to mention gay sites such as Gaydar. It also competes with US arch rival Match.com, and Soulmates, owned by Guardian News & Media. But armed with a financial war chest and an aggressive television marketing campaign, Waldorf is bombastic.

LINK, 24 August 2010

As an aside, regarding Compatible Partners, Waldorf says, “There was never a policy decision why we couldn’t, it was just never a market we were in. The origins of the site’s compatibility model lay in Warren’s clinical work as a psychologist, which largely revolved around heterosexual couples. Being a smaller site, we specialised in what we knew and that was opposite sex relationships – what Dr Warren had done.” I’ve added this quote to our official stand article.