I received two e-mails from two current friends with the subject line saying "Please connect with me:)". Both of these friends are listed in my contacts in my yahoo account, but both have no reason to send me an e-mail through Reunion.com. I already keep in contact with them. So, I am ...
Said $5 per month but did NOT say they charge a whole YEAR at the same time!!! ...
I received an invitation to join Reunion.com under the guise that the invitation was coming from my niece. Out of curiosity I clicked on the link and provided the information requested in order to get into the website. The instructions are not clearly stated and they are also in very small print ...
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? ...
My wife was a free member for years and kept getting E-mails that someone else was looking for her. I signed her up for three years for $72, depending on the 'three day free trial' as a guarantee of satisfaction. Within minutes, I had discovered that all the people searching for her were completely ...