Introducing eHarmony Groups
Want to find other eHarmony Advice members who love dogs? Are into golf? Are over 40? eHarmony Advice is offering users a chance to find and attract like-minded people with our new Groups Feature.
by eHarmony Staff
Creating and joining groups is easy. Simply click on the Friends and Groups tab at the top of our home page. Then click on Groups. (Or click here) There you’ll see detailed instructions on how to join a group or create your own.
There’s no limit to how many groups you can invent or be a part of. The possibilities are endless.
Here’s a list of just some of the groups that are looking for new members:
Metropolitan DC Area
Fitness Group
UK Singles
Ontario, Canada Singles
Fairways and Greens
Teachers are NOT Boring
Love the Lord
Seniors Starting Over
Houston Singles
Ohio—The Friendly State
NYC Love Connections
Single Parents
Fabulously Over 50
40+ and Never Married
New England Singles
Dog Lovers Unite
See a group you'd like to join? Search our groups or create one for people just like you!
26 comments on
“Introducing eHarmony Groups”
to chillyinfilly? Try calling eh customer care. Maybe they can help. Palomino
- October 06, 2009 09:58 PM
Hi Roguewolf1,
I’m not sure exactly to which group you are referring, but unless a group is specified as a men’s or women’s group in its description, it should be open to everyone. The photo is arbitrary and may represent the members that have already joined, or part of the membership. If you want to learn more about any group in particular, you can go to their home page and contact the group owner regarding the guidelines or aims of a given group.
I hope you find some great groups that fit what you’re looking for!
Sincerely,
~Kate
eHarmony Advice Host
- August 05, 2009 03:29 PM
Want to find other eHarmony Advice members who love dogs? Are into golf? Are over 40? eHarmony Advice is offering users a chance to find and attract like-minded people with our new Groups Feature.
Are these groups only for women? I'm wondering cause the photo shows three women?
- August 05, 2009 06:42 AM
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