I decided to sign up at Reunion.com to find some old friends. I wanted to use the free membership option and I am SO glad that I was paying attention to what I was doing! After I gave them my basic info (Name, birth date, email addy) it took me to another screen asking me to sign in to my Yahoo! ...
This company should be banned from the Internet. Here's what happened to me last week. First of all, let me explain that I have been a member of Classmates.com for about 5 years, and it is a very reputable site that does nothing illegal or objectionable. So when I got an e-mail about Reunion.com in ...
Reunion.com offers $5 monthly membership. I authorized a $5.00 transaction. I received a $60.00 "approval notice". Reunion.com provides no working contact data and no means of cancellation except for a non-useful phone number that played musics foreover (40 minutes, with "continue ...
This online business is run by idiots. For several months now, I have been trying to communicate with these people about my name not appearing in the alphabetical listing. I paid for a year's subscription and inquired as to why my name was not included in this listing. After nine weeks of emails, ...
On May 30 I had an email from a friend inviting me to join "reunion". When I went to the online site, I read the part where you couild join for $5.00 a month with a 12 month membership. It didn't say anywhere, that I saw, that it would be taken out all at once. When I saw on the last page ...
I'd not suggest the providers of Reunion.com. I registered due to their 1 year of support 2 yrs ago. I terminated 2 yrs before immediately after the support began to prevent a regular charge. I had been along the way of shutting out my checking account this month (24 months from my initial cost)... ...