I received an invitation to join Reunion.com under the guise that the invitation was coming from my niece. Out of curiosity I clicked on the link and provided the information requested in order to get into the website. The instructions are not clearly stated and they are also in very small print ...
I got an email from a friend titled "peggy is looking for you" It said she had registered on reunion.com. I should have thought about it a little more before going to the website but I have been wondering lately about all of my old friends from high school. I decided to use their free ...
Today I "googled" a former business contact to get his new phone number. The search included a Reunion.com result that looked promising. To get the data, however, I had to sign up for a "free membership". (No problem... I wouldn't be using it anyway right?) Cleverly embedded in ...
I am a adopted parent who was also my daughters foster mother until she reached 18, my daughter is now 18 and we decided to find the birth mom, Ironic the birth mom contacted my mother in law in the midist of all this from REUNION.com. I was very excited to see how to get a hold her and how her ...
In March I registered for advanced account for just one full-year at Reunion.com for $36.00. The website was not very useful in my experience and so I ceased visiting altogether following the first day or two.in March I had been instantly billed another $36.00 to get a years-worth of support since ...
Reunon.com are evedently computer hackers they said new information on whom i had been searching for to find a daughter i have not seen since 1967 (but not on their site) so they had to get it off my computer is her uncle and her mother and i were never married so no relation after paying $36.00 i ...