eHarmony is a popular dating site and uses a unique algorithm to match profiles. The most irritating part of every dating site is fake profiles. eHarmony has a great matching algorithm, but what about the fake profiles? And how do they filter spam accounts?
When you create an account on eHarmony, you have to undergo a quiz that will take more than 20 mins, and all the answers you provided will be used to match a suitable partner for you. But they skip the most important factor, KYC.
eHarmony fake profiles
Like other dating apps, eHarmony doesn’t do the KYC while the time of profile creation, and directly takes you to the Matching page. When you create an account, it doesn’t probe for a mobile number, doesn’t do email verification, and a profile picture is also not mandatory.
It seems, there might be fake accounts on eHarmony, but most people don’t know that each profile is verified manually by humans, and if anything seems suspicious, they warn you to fix it.
In the above image, the user is being warned for updating the name wrongly, and in the same way, other suspicious activities will be encountered. So, there are very few possibilities of the existence of fake accounts on eHarmony.
How to spot a fake profile on eHarmony
It is difficult to spot a fake profile on eHarmony because there are so many accounts without profile photos. But if a known person’s photo is updated with a different name, there are chances that, it might be a fake account.
eHarmony report fake profile
If you find any account suspicious, and willing to report it, you can simply go to https://support.eharmony.com/app/ask/ and report it.
unblur eHarmony photos
When you log in for the first time, you will notice that the profile photos of others are blurred, but everything else is visible, including their name, location, and interests.
To unblur eHarmony photos, you need to have a premium subscription, which will let you view unlimited photos, unlimited messaging, and other features.
