This web site stated that it didn't put up inf of people under 18, and I did find my info by typing in my email address (YES ITS THAT EASY). I think this website is a bad website and shouldn't be allowed on the internet, because putting personal info of other people is wrong, considering any one ...
Spokeo (Molly or Nancy who work for chief thief, Harrison Tang) misrepresent their service, falsely advertise a fee lower than they charge, then recurringly charge it. You cannot stop them unless you cancel your credit card. You will lose any dispute you file with your credit card company, because ...
Things you need to know about Spokeo.com: First, it is not a "search engine, " a title it has attempted to hide behind in order to justify its harvesting of people's data. Search engines provide direct links to the sources of the information they've aggregated, without attempting to forge ...
I was alerted about spokeo.com by a friend. I searched my name and found a profile existed under my name. I clicked "Privacy" at the bottom of the screen and entered the url of the unauthorized profile that I wanted removed, an email address, and code. I received a prompt saying that an ...
I paid for the service which I know was $35 or so for one year. No problem with that. I entered 10 phone #'s that I already know who they belong to. The search result was not only wrong, it listed actual people that live in my city. I have no clue how the hell it came up with the names associated ...
Spokeo advertises a one-time fee, then bills you repeatedly. They don't answer the phone, and send out robot emails expressing sympathy. You will spend your life fighting them. They seem to have credit card companies wrapped around their finger. You get one charge reversed, Spokeo comes back and ...