eHarmony Admits Failure, Offers Time Travel

Either eHarmony is admitting that it can’t match people until they’ve matched themselves already or it is now offering a new time travel service.

Read this ad, which appeared on Newsday’s site and was sent to us by David Berkowitz, closely.

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