I signed up for reunion after seeing an email search online. I think it was MyFreeEmailSearch.com... At least I know they are affiliated. My free email search led me to reunion.com and stated I could find someones email address by typing their name. It then took me to reunion so I payed $60 to join ...
They offer a services that allow me to find people and i send them $42 i try to upgrade but couldn't and i still couldn't get the service i call them and they said that they did not get it so i call the head postmaster of jamaica to track the letter and they said that the company got it. They stole ...
Since 11/26, I have known that my name, age, High School, and city of residence has been listed on Reunion.com. I have attempted to contact them 5 times each at [email protected], [email protected], and thier customer service link with no response. With each request I have asked for a response as ...
Do not subscribe to Reunion.com. If so they will automatically charge your Paypal account for renewal, and not ask for authorization. They do not offer refunds. Calling customer service is an endless run-around, and you won't get your money back. Avoid at all cost! ...
I got email from reunion.com saying that someone was searching for my profile. To find this person's name, though, I have to pay at least $36. What a scam. Are there any class action suits against this sort of false advertising? ...
I was filling out myspace page, then had a popup come up, asking if I wanted a membership, I thought it was for myspace page. So I signed up and later realized that it had nothing to do with myspace. Called them the same day to cancel and refund my money. They flat out refused to refund the $72.00, ...