Reunion.com
Stole private e-mail addresses Santa Monica California

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 regarding the "free" registration. The graphics inviting you to log-in are very bold, but the information regarding "stealing" my e-mail addresses is not clearly stated, nor are the instructions clear. I completed the information not realizing that by clicking "login", Reunion.com considered that as authorization to send "invitations" to all of my contacts under the guise that I had sent the invitation. This was clearly not my intent and I feel they used underhanded techniques for their advertising ploy. As far as I'm concerned this is theft and forgery.

Company: Reunion.com
Country: USA
Site: www.reunion.com

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