If you use eHarmony or Match.com you may soon be able to hear the voice of prospective dates, according to TechCrunch.

VoIP startup Jajah has just scored major deals with eHarmony and Match.com, two of the web's most popular dating sites, to provide online daters with semi-anonymous voice chat. The new features are part of Jajah's 'Platform for Dating', which is also currently being tested on a number of other dating sites (though Jajah won't name them, yet).

Of course, you'll have to pay for it – about five bucks a month for the premium service. But how much is it worth to you to find out if a guy sounds creepy…?

Match.com has offered this in the part, but the provider went belly-up. They evidently thought it was a good enough service to try again.

© Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com

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