My wife was a free member for years and kept getting E-mails that someone else was looking for her. I signed her up for three years for $72, depending on the 'three day free trial' as a guarantee of satisfaction. Within minutes, I had discovered that all the people searching for her were completely ...
I was really surprised to learn 2 people were looking for me from my old High School. After the owner and his wife got my credit card information I found out the 2 contacts were them. This is a cruel way to con people out of their money. They need to be stopped. ...
I signed up at Reunion.com because they said you can search for free i signed up and they told me it would be a $3.00 fee to sign up i put my cc info and open acct tried to do a people search and they stated i had to pay $29.99 for the search i was dis-satified because they said you can do people ...
Beware! Be very careful how much information you give in your profile for reunion.com. Do NOT give them your home address, phone number, # of children, etc. It is best to just avoid this website all together. They are very indiscriminate about selling their database to any company, website, etc. ...
This has happened to me. They kept sending me e-mails telling me I had people searching for me, When I finally decided to join, there was nobody I knew, nobody from my class. I am majorily pissed off. I e-mailed them and told them they were a fraud. ...
I, too got billed for more than I thought - plus wasn't happy with the service - and I sent several emails requesting a refund. Then it dawned on me that since I paid thru PayPal (one of Reunion.com's options), I could get PayPal to reverse the charge. Lo and behold, at least a couple of weeks ...