After receiving an unsolicited message that an old high school friend was looking for me, I signed up for what I took to be a low-cost trial membership, MyLife.com uses negative option cancellation so that once it has your credit card number, it will automatically extract $36 every three months for ...
Recently received an email appearing to come from a friend of mine whose email address I have in my address book and to whom I've sent emails, but the email was NOT from her. It was an "invitation" to view her personal site and photos at "MyLife.com" which she does not have. ...
This company said i had 72 people looking for me, and sign up now for 5 dollars. They instantly took out 60.00 dollars out of my paypal account, and i can not believe paypal allowed it and agrees with them, i requested a refund with in 24 hrs, they have not responded, i am very pissed, i called the ...
The forms for joining were confusing. I thought I was given a choice to have all my e-mail contacts automatically brought over, or to bring them over "manually" (their word). Not wanting any strange, new program to go into my personal records, I chose 'manually'. Pressed 'Next'. Their ...
This site is pure bull. I signed on thinking I would be able to contact a person who I have not contacted in a long time. Paid what I thought was $5 for the month, and then got a reply that if the person I want to contact ever joins reunion.com then my email will be sent. They charged me $59 for a ...
This company sent me several messages about 3 months ago. I knew that my class had a reunion coming up, so I thought that was why I was contacted. Ends up, my e-mail was pulled from a person with who I do business. To make matters even more embarrassing, they stole the addresses (mainly business ...