"I was on the internet when an advertisement for Reunion.com came up on my screen. It said "people were looking for me, " which caught my interest. There were two choices of subscription. One at $5 for 1 month, and 1 at $12 for 3 months. I didn't want to invest much money in this as ...
Reunion.com has an offer for $5 for one month of membership. This is in large letters on their offer pages.in much, much smaller letters, nearly hidden on the page is that this offer is for a full 12 months. When you sign up, you do not pay $5 - you are charged a full $60 up front! In addition, ...
Here's a good one for all of you who signed up with Reunion.com... THEY SELL YOUR EMAIL ADDRESSES!!! I signed up using a fake name/screenname and have now gotten continuous unsolicited emails all addressed to that fake user name! The ONLY place on the web that I used that fake name was on ...
This company sent me several messages about 3 months ago. I knew that my class had a reunion coming up, so I thought that was why I was contacted. Ends up, my e-mail was pulled from a person with who I do business. To make matters even more embarrassing, they stole the addresses (mainly business ...
First off, let me start by saying they did "bend" their rules and refund my money but only after several calls and then I found out they take out $60.00 at once and NOT $5.00 per month like stated in their add. I thought this was the case, that it was just $5.00 per month, and I sighned ...
I registered online with Reunion.com May. Prior to finalizing registration, billing was represented as $5/month. After finalizing registration, my credit card was billed $60/year. I called Customer Service & was told $60/year fee was printed on the registration website. I only saw $5/month ...