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I have recently signed up to recordslogin.com. The site claims to have access to hundreds of database's. When I tried my search for my name it came up with 29 people matching the search. I did the same for a search for birth's marriage and criminal record. This produced no results whatsoever. What ...
I signed up also to become a member of the RecordsLogin.com for $39.95, which was taken out of my checking account through debit. Once they received their payment, I was still unable to get what I had payed for. The same thing happened to me, that happened to Karen from Jacksonville, FL and ...
I should have checked out the problems associated with this service as documented by many other victims on usacomplaints.com before having subscribed. After subscribing, I conducted a "People Search" on myself, as well as on relatives and friends whose locations I know. All these searches ...
I'm new to the internet and this first time experience has educated me about using services offered. Thank you RecordsLogin.com for teaching me a valuable lesson for only $39.95. Hopefully, by reading this message, other consumers will not contribute to your continued success in ripping people off! ...
I was trying to find the father of my child, and bought the $39.95 package from GovDeathRecords.com - which goes to RecordsLogin.com when you purchase. I noticed the receipt from ClickBank said the publisher's Site was www.Gov-Resources.com; I tried my username and password, and couldn't access it. ...