Chemistry
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| Categories | General, Relationship |
| Free Offer | Create a profile and see 5 new matches each day |
| Pros | Uses a series of questions to understand your personality and find matches for you |
| Cons | No searching options, provides matches for you based on your profile |
Dating, serious relationships and even marriage… here the online personals process begins with the Chemistry Profile, which helps us get to know you on a deeper personal level. Once we have your results, we use the latest science of attraction to predict which single men and women you’ll have relationship and dating chemistry with. Take online personals to the next level with Chemistry.com.
Review
Chemistry.com is an offshoot of Match.com, set up to be like eHarmony.com. After more than two months of usage, my biggest observation is that Match has given away many free memberships to its female subscribers so they can use Chemistry.com. Many of the “New Matches” end up being inactive profiles of Match.com users. They promise that you will have three meetings or you get three more months free. Not sure I’m that interested at this point in more inactive profiles.
They are also suppose to gather info from who you make active or who you archive, however, it seems to be bunk, as I’m always getting profiles without pictures, wrong race, too far away and body shape.
My recommendation to other men…. don’t waste your money, stay with a site where you can pick you matches and know that the gals are active on the site, also you get five matches per day and they don’t update the site until late in the morning, it should happen overnight, a bit annoying.
— Shaun
Testimonial
Hi to everyone at Chemistry!
After the tragedy of Katrina, James (Jay) Diamond, a New Orleans resident, was left with nothing. He moved up to New Jersey to stay with family while he tried to rebuild his life. Shortly thereafter, he joined Chemistry.com, and his entire life changed.
The patent-pending Chemistry.com Profile™ questionnaire accurately pegged Jay as a “Negotiator/Explorer” and he was matched with several women who had complementary personality types. One woman, Stacie Stuart, a “Director/Negotiator” caught his attention immediately. Stacie was a single mother in nearby Howard Beach, New York, and Chemistry.com considered them a great match.
“I just wanted to let you guys know your site is the best.”
Jay and Stacie spoke on the phone every night for a week. Each conversation lasted for hours. There was definitely compatibility, but Jay was anxious to find out if the chemistry they had on the phone would translate into real life chemistry. And it did. They haven’t been apart for more than a day since their first meeting.
Stacie is a second grade teacher, so for her spring break Jay booked a trip to Sandals in the Bahamas. On their third night at the resort, Jay got on stage with the resort band and made a speech – asking Stacie to be his wife! When the excited crowd died down (and Stacie accepted) he told her that he had completely planned the wedding for the following day – even making arrangements for makeup and hair!
Jay and Stacie now live in Queens, New York and have made a new family with their three children from previous relationships. They had a second ceremony in Howard Beach, New York on June 17, 2006.