TODAY SHOW – Mar 9 — When the stocks fall more people look for love
online. At Match.com memberships grew 17% in December alone. eHarmony
saw a 20% spike since September and Sam Yagan, the CEO of OKCupid.com
said “Around September when the economy really started to melt down,
our members started to spend more time on the site and they started to
get more serious about their search to find that special someone.” A
survey by eHarmony found that 25% of women and 19% of men were more
interested in being in a long term relationship as a result of the
current economy. SEE FULL TRANSCRIPT
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