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EHarmony Brings In Therapists To Help With Dating

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EHarmony.com has launched a new service where a personal counselor will help people with online dating. Called eH+, the service has launched in beta, with its official launch to take place on December 1. The counselors are trained therapists says the company.

EHarmony says it surveyed current members and 66% of those surveyed indicated they would be interested in subscribing to the new service. The cost for a subscription is $5,000 for one year.   

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