Online dating giant eHarmony has now launched a sister site for married: eHarmony Marriage. For $150, couples can individually use the online counseling service for six to eight weeks in order to help solve problems and save their marriage.

Read more about it at Australia News

It will be interesting to see how eHarmony will promote their ‘success stories’ for the new site, as well as how fast other dating sites expand into marriage counseling. It will also be interesting to see how many sites focusing just on online marital counseling will open, and what services they will offer.

Today’s Question: What do YOU think of eHarmony’s additional site, and would you ever use such a service?