LA TIMES — FEB 6 — eHarmony launches an Internet service aimed at strengthening marriages Monday. "We call it a marriage wellness service," said founder Neil Clark Warren, 71. eHarmony Marriage is not a substitute for counseling, Warren said, but a customized program to deal with routine conflicts. The fee: $75 per couple. Additionally, a series of instructional, online videos hosted by Warren can be added to the package, bringing the total to $239.
Mark Brooks: eHarmony's quick response to Dr Phil joining forces with Match.com.
Hi Mark –
I was just looking at this site – I’ve been here before and commented on some things before I think – and wondered if you thought that eHarmony really developed this new marriage thing so quickly in response to Match.com doing something with Dr. Phil. If so, wow, that was really fast work!
Careingly,
Anita