I had previously signed up with MyLife.com to search for old friends (not very useful). MyLife sent me an e-mail solicitation for a dating service and when I clicked on a link that I thought would give me more information, I was automatically and immediately charged for a one year membership - no ...
Who gives them the right to put ones age and cities one lived in online for everyone to see? I'd think this is severe violation of private information. If this is legal this should be prohibited. How did they get the information anyway? ...
I wanted to look at "my Life.com for $7.95. Within five minutes I cancelled. My life immediately have taken $95.40 AND $59.40 from my account. They did refund 32.55 and 56.55, robbing me of $89.10. This id totally disgusting that they can get away with this without being shut down! ...
I just wanted to look at site for 7.95. Subsequently, within 5 minutes of logging in, My life snatched 154.80 from my account. I immediately called, and then stated all accounts were NON-REFUNDABLE. They argued, but did refund only $65.70, essentially robbing me of $89.10. This is a scam!! ...
This company hides behind auto-renewal. I called to cancel this membership about 15 days after the auto-renewal. This was when I got my credit card statement and found the charge. They said they could not refund because it had been so long since the auto-renewal hit. I asked if they could at least ...
I was looking for more information on people I used to know, ones who don't have Facebook obviously. Google would show that Mylife.com would have information on these people, and it would appear they had a lot of info (pulled from public records). The site at this stage looks professional and ...