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MarriageBuilders has a rating of 2.75 stars from 8 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. MarriageBuilders ranks 22nd among Marriage sites.

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Top Positive Review

“MarriageBuilders.com - Nice guidance platform”

Pranita D.
4/4/19

I visited to this site & saw there tons of information. Of them they have started to publish articles. I saw topics related to the marriage life & getting astonished. So deep study have been running for marriage life through this forum. Very good work. Not only article but for every channel this site has good response. Every work is precious. No any cheating. I think so many new married couple have good platform to run their life successfully. As well as to select partner also have the best platform for new generation. This is the well known site for every participants.

Top Critical Review

“It's basically a cult”

Mike C.
10/17/19

Advice is really only allowed to be given by a few members. Any advice that doesn't tow the marriage builders line is deleted by being "edited." I went there to seek advice about a situation I'm in. They tried to convince me that I was having an affair (I'm wasn't). They have a lot of very archaic ideas, such as men and women can't have a platonic friendship because it'll always lead to an affair. When another user said he didn't think waiting until marriage to have sex a good idea one of the cultists there kept throwing made up statistics as him. Another cultist told a female user that she should stay in a sexless relationship, which was not a marriage just dating. Maybe some people like this type of advice. But it is NOT AT ALL healthy.

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1 review
2 helpful votes
October 17th, 2019

Advice is really only allowed to be given by a few members. Any advice that doesn't tow the marriage builders line is deleted by being "edited."

I went there to seek advice about a situation I'm in. They tried to convince me that I was having an affair (I'm wasn't). They have a lot of very archaic ideas, such as men and women can't have a platonic friendship because it'll always lead to an affair. When another user said he didn't think waiting until marriage to have sex a good idea one of the cultists there kept throwing made up statistics as him. Another cultist told a female user that she should stay in a sexless relationship, which was not a marriage just dating.

Maybe some people like this type of advice. But it is NOT AT ALL healthy.

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1 review
7 helpful votes
June 18th, 2015

This is a strange site/forum, there are only a tiny handful of "members" active most of the time, waiting for unsuspecting newbies to register and log on. There is no independent thinking and mods are extremely rude and hostile towards any ideas/content/suggestion that do not come from Dr Harley, even though there are of course many different types of problems and complexity of situation. It is really a narrow, one size fits all mentality, almost slavishly cult-like, therefore I recommend avoiding this site.

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1 review
3 helpful votes
August 27th, 2015

Despite the tile of "discussion forums", posters are not allowed to post opinions that differ with the moderators' interpretation of the rest of the MarriageBuilders website articles. The primary author of the rest of the MarriageBuilders website content (Dr Harley) does not seem to participate in the discussion forums, possibly because there is a separate pay-for-advice service that he offers (and that is frequently mentioned by the forum moderators)

Dissenting opinions are edited or outright removed. The moderators/members also push strongly for poeple to install spyware, keyloggers, gps tracker devices to spy on potentially cheating spouses, but do not seem to allow any mention of the safety hazards or legality of such methods (e.g. The fact that keylogger or spyware software could potentially make a phone/computer and all passwords & personal data available to hackers or identity thieves--a risk that users should be aware of before making their own decisions).

Since many members show up at the site in emotional distress caused by marriage troubles and/or affairs, the hard sell tactics of the active members should be viewed with caution.

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1 review
10 helpful votes
September 26th, 2014

This site does not allow open dialogue if anyone has an opinion that differs from the precise teachings of Dr. Harley. The best I can tell there are fewer than 20 active posters, and the majority of them appear to be moderators and/or administrators in hiding. I clicked on the profiles of the Mods and most had very few posts.

They encourage exposing the infidelity, which is fine, but betrayed spouses are encouraged to put the affair partner on Cheaterville but not their own spouse. Thus, it is a double standard. If members do not follow the steps to the letter they are called out and ridiculed. As soon as they fall back in line, they are received with softer words and encouragement, step out of line and the ridicule comes back.

On any given day each individual forum has 0-5 active topics, so it is not a large community. It appears to have many members, but not active members by any stretch. It appears most people make an account and abandon it fairly quickly.

If you bring up another expert in infidelity you are told to get back to following Dr. Harley or find a new forum.

This site is rigid and closed-minded.

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