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free chemistry.com account sign up If you've been rejected by eHarmony, the next best thing you can do is get yourself a Chemistry.com free trial, given that the basic philosophy behind Chemistry.com is the same as the one that governs eHarmony. The primary aim of the site is to help you find a long-term relationship based on the results of an extensive personality test. Currently, the best free trial offer available at Chemistry.com lasts for three days (72 hours).

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Details About the Free Trial Offer

When you arrive at Chemistry.com, make sure you read the Terms and Conditions so you understand how the free trial works. If you don't feel like doing that (we don't blame you), here is what you need to know in a nutshell:

You need to enter a promotional code in order to redeem the free trial. The Terms and Conditions page will tell you where to obtain the code.
You will have to provide a credit card number. As you might guess, this means that after the trial period is over, you will be automatically rebilled unless you cancel before the trial ends.
During the free trial, you will have full access to all of the features available to paid members.

Why You Might Want to Select Chemistry.com

Because Chemistry.com has a smaller membership base, your odds of finding love should generally be better on eHarmony. With that said, there are a few reasons you may want to choose Chemistry.com instead:

Chemistry.com does not reject anyone on the basis of the personality test. As you may know, eHarmony is notorious for rejecting some people after they finish taking the lengthy personality test.
Chemistry.com is a bit cheaper.
The test offered by Chemistry.com is shorter and more fun to take.

Videos About Chemistry.com

Chemistry.com's matching system is based on the research of Helen Fisher. You can either go to Wikipedia or view the video below to learn more about her. In this video, Dr. Fisher talks about a recent study on how to tell if a potential partner is interested in love or lust:

Free Communications Weekends

Like eHarmony, Chemistry.com occasionally offers "Free Communication Weekends." You can look out for these events if you've used up your Chemistry.com free trial but still want an opportunity to further test out the site. During these weekends, you will be able to communicate freely with other members.