Information given by the Intelius website (www.intelius.com), leading up to the sale, is misleading and deceptive. The site indicates that you will receive information that ultimately is not provided. I even paid extra for a supposed utility confirmed premium confirmation service of any and all phone numbers for my brother. I was not provided with even one single phone number, past or present.
Additionally, one of the lead up to the sale pages indicated that Intelius showed addresses for the person that I am trying to locate in more than one state. I was only provided with addresses in one stateNew Mexico. Now they have my money and did not provide the service that they advertised.
It is stealingno different than taking someone's money at a retail establishment then, at the last second, informing the person that the merchant, in fact, does not have the product that they claimed they had and refusing to return the monies paidtheft, any way you look at it. Not to mention false advertising.
Intelius should not be allowed to clean up by doing this. You might be interested to see what kind of business Intelius Inc. Is running by looking at their BBB report at: http://www.thebbb.org/commonreport.html? Bid=37004787 The report helps illustrate that I am not the only person who feels cheated by Intelius Inc. I have also filed a complaint that is now on file, permanently, with the State of Washington Office of the Attorney General.in an effort to illustrate that I am far from the only person being scammed by Intelius, I invite you to visit the following site: http://usacomplaints.com/Search/intelius. Aspx
During the many attempts I have made to be made whole by Intelius, I have been repeatedly ignored and even hung-up on.
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