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 ...
This morning I got an email telling me others were searching for me. I clicked on the email and it took me to the reunion.com website. I purchased a 3 month subscription to reunion.com. After seeing it was not me anyone was searching for I called 1-888-704-1900 and talked with EARL... Earl told me ...
Early in January of I paid Reunion.com $32 for a one-year membership. Every time I tried to sign on to their service, they told me they had to send me a "confirmation e-mail. I gave them two current e-mail addresses, but Reunion.com said that when they tried to send me the confirmation notice, ...
Reunion.com charged me way over the amount I expected. I thought I was being charged a monthly fee of 3.00 instead a large fee was taken out of 35.00 1.00 not accounted for by me. It just so happens my bank charged NSF 31.00 for 1.00 and 31.00 nsf for the 35.00 fee and ith made it's way down the ...
Do not subscribe to Reunion.com. If so they will automatically charge your Paypal account for renewal, and not ask for authorization. They do not offer refunds. Calling customer service is an endless run-around, and you won't get your money back. Avoid at all cost! ...
I got email from reunion.com saying that someone was searching for my profile. To find this person's name, though, I have to pay at least $36. What a scam. Are there any class action suits against this sort of false advertising? ...