EHarmony.com Inc. was recently issued U.S. Patent No. 6,735,568, which describes a "method and system for identifying people who are likely to have a successful relationship."


Story: http://www.marinij.com/Stories/0,1413,234~26641~2178176,00.html

Link to patent: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?patentnumber=673556E

The Query ( 673556E ) was unparseable (Invalid Patent Number Search ).

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Give me a break.....please!!!

bot to bot that is the question ? Seventeen mag had all the questions first and all of the rest of those mags at one time or another had them.

To quote Tina Turner"What's love go to do it?'

lol

does this mean people can't fall in love and get a marriage licensee without paying royalties??

Maybe I'm just bitter, but eharmony is a horrible service. It doesn't work one bit. I got so many girls who had nothing in common with me other than we liked food or some lame shit like that.

evildownloader These days a girl who likes food is a keeper

Strange, the 8 became an E. Here it is:
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?patentnumber=6735568

I guess when my girlfriend and I get married, we have to cough it up to eHarmony. Only problem is we met through methods, for once I believe, a little less sad: AOL.

Please, refrain from throwing cans and tomatoes at us. This was like way way way back. And I didn't need any machine to figure that out, (except to actually meet her).

I really hate all these new "OMG OFFICIAL DATING ONLINE BECAUSE PEOPLE ARE TOO LAZY TO FIND IT THEMSELVES".com sites. All it is, well, it's a freaking Lovegoogle. And you pay money for it. And just like Evildownloader said, your results aren't always going to be on the money, no matter HOW powerful the search engine.

I hope these sites croak.