This company scours databases for personal information, lumps it all in one place, and makes it public — some of it public for free, the rest for a fee. I was threatened by a random creep who was looking for people to call and harass, and I had to jump through hoops to get my information out of ...
They advertise two free weeks of Ancestor searches. The wife signed up for two free weeks and realized they didn't have any new info past what ancestry.com had (much better site) so she canceled her membership within the first few days only to discover they had billed her a couple days after she ...
I am writing to help protect other consumers from this comany called "PeopleSmart.com". I see that there have been other victims on other rip off pages. This comapany will tell you that you have a seven days free trial period and then behind your back on the same day charge you the one ...
PeopleSmart is fundamentally dishonest in many ways. The website claimed I would be given a full background check, but that was not true. Little if any details were provided about any of the civil charges and liens that the person under investigation had binding, and thus I was forced to consult ...
After exhausting all the free offers to run a reverse search on a cell phone number we need for a pending child custody issue. I finally agreed to pay $14.95 for what this company called a "full phone report" which is said to include the owner's name, current address, people search, phone ...