I made a search ID#8685779224 on 2/4/04 and received incorrect information. It was for another person and gave me three addresses. One of which was an old PO Box for the person I was trying to locate. I received an email message from a Brian at Reunite Tonight on 2/9/04 telling me they have an ...
I made a search ID#8685779224 on 2/4/04 and received incorrect information. It was for another person and gave me three addresses. One of which was an old PO Box for the person I was trying to locate. I received a message from a Brian at Reunite Tonight telling me they have an update and instead of ...
Reunitetonight.com charged me for the initial search, which gave me old addresses that didn't even match the city to the zip code. When I tried to give a refund they wanted me to fax the envelopes that were supposed to be returned (I wrote "return service requested" on the envelopes. But ...
I was doing a people search for a lost friend. I found ReuniteTonight and decided to try it since they guaranteed their results. I made a credit card payment of $19.95 after they promised that they had located the person I was looking for. They made me do a series of steps with my ...
ReuniteTonight.com misleads the consumer with promises of current email addresses (which they even offer to forward a message to at no charge) and street addresses for people consumers are seeking. They charge $19.95 to a credit card and promise to deliver a guaranteed current street address within ...
Was provided with a free go between email address but had no contact. When the company contacted me with a "New" update to the program for $19.95 I could receive today's address on the person I was searching for - guaranteed or money back. I paid the money and cannot seem to contact the ...