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Carolee of Rocky Point, NY March 29, 2009
My husband signed up for this 'FREE' High School and College Re-Union site over a year ago, and quickly lost interest, and incentive to log on after he discovered that it had little web traffic and very sparse information on either his class mates, or the education institutions that he attended. Within the last few months we've been bombarded with E-Mail Spam from what was purported to be from our former neighbors, and my husband's classmates, both alive and dead, that they wished to communicate with him through REUNION/MYLIFE.
Well, it appeared to be laughable bogus spam from shady operators at this Web Site, so we ignored the E-Mail. Lo and behold, I discovered last Friday that MYLIFE had charged my credit card the sum of 59.00 plus 1.00 for ATM charges, and another company, LIFELOCK, has charged my credit card the sum of 99.00 plus 1.00 ATM charges. It appears that the same sleazy Principals own both of these scam Web companies. Since we didn't furnish either site with my credit card #, this appears to be a case of outrageous credit card theft.
Sheela of Bullhead City, AZ March 5, 2009
I cancelled my reunion.com account in Feb. There were two more bills after that. The bill was on my ex-boyfriends card. I told him I cancelled it and there here are two more bills.
Judy of Vincennes, IN March 5, 2009
I never signed up for pay service at Reunion.com but they constantly send me emails that 13 people have been looking for me. I was really surprised when my credit card called me to see if I had authorized a 1.00 charge for Reunion.com and a 59.00 charge for Reunion.com. I still wonder how they got my credit info because I sure didn't give it to them. These charges were posted at the same time as Lifelock tried to steal 99 from my credit card.
I appreciate that my credit card company was insightful enough to see a scam in process and stop it.
Po of Missouri City, TX February 28, 2009
Reunion.com sent an email to ask me to join (through) one of my relative's invitation. (later I found out that ) He did not join, but like me, went in and registered but did not pay for any due. Reunion.com (new name is Mylife.com) programmed to steal my contact list/address book (without consent)to send an invitation to your friend . I tried their unsubscription link and it was just another trap to generate more email to both my email address and my friends'. One could never unsubscribe or delete the profile. There is no ethnic in this company.
Got more and more solicitation to my email address as well as my friends'. No way to delete profile or unsubscribe even I dont pay any due.
Tedi of Monroe, NY February 15, 2009
I had a membership during 2008. Their fine print says the membership will auto-renew unless they hear from you before your renewal date. However, you are supposed to get an e-mail 30 to 40 days before the renewal date so that you have a chance to cancel. They did not send me that e-mail but did charge my credit card for 60. I called immediately upon seeing the charge to tell them I did not wish to renew and was told they did not give refunds. Plus the fact that I claimed not to have received the e-mail was my problem. Their policies are not clearly stated and difficult to find on the website, and they obviously lie to keep your business.
After 3 different reps told me I couldn't get a refund the 4th one finally agreed to a refund of 48. Be careful of these unscrupulous people or any subscription service that refuses to refund any unused portion on your account.
Larry of Amherst, NY February 15, 2009
What a scam!!! Disguised under another website as Search Public Records or Public Records Search... I don't recall. I paid my modest 3 month membership... THEN only found out that it was Reunion.Com... What a SCAM!!! Its a worthless social networking site... I thought all the time that I was going to be able to search historical records of my ancestors... until I paid my money and foudn out it was Reunion.COM. Those folks are deceptive thieves. Be aware that they cloak themselves in deception by using other frontend web pages.
Marge of Napless, FL February 13, 2009
I filled out my name and address information only and then decided to delete and not join this group though I had friends who said they knew me and did I know them- strange- I then discovered this organization had invaded my entire e-mail address book and sent my name to all those people. It appears to be a scam to get e-mail addresses and I don't like it. How do I get this organization off my back?
Other than being embarrasing to me that I got others inintentially involved, I do not know what else they can get from us. Please stop this racket!
Jeanie of New York, NY January 9, 2009
The yahoo e~mail address is one I give to businesses and i have one person in that address book. That person is someone I don't know all that well and until I do I don't give out my personal email. She contacted me because Reunion.com contacted her and said I wanted her to join to connect with me. WHAT? They must have hacked into my yahoo address and got her from my address book. That is so upsetting to me. I am happy that I only had one person in that address book. Isn't that against the law?
Only mental damage. I am so upset about this!
Amy of Akron, OH December 24, 2008
I run a business online, I even run a newsletter. I've got terms of service on my site that are very clear about sending me unwanted emails. Their mailings have no unsubscribe link (unlike every other company online), by law ALL emails from any company trying to get your services or mailing list have to have a removal link. There are enough laws to catch them.
They are constantly sending me invites for the thousands of people who add me to their site. I've contacted them tons of times asking them to BAN amylynn.org (being a webmaster and a computer geek I KNOW they can.) It would take nothing more then a few minutes time for them to impliment this. I've asked them to pass my threats onto their legal dept, webmaster, owner, ceo, tech support, etc and STILL I get the mailings. I shouldn't have to impliment spam blockers on my end for a legal matter they are breaking. Both my terms of service as well as the laws about spam.
Loss of work each and everytime I've had to contact reunion.com through email and phone, undue stress because I'm bipolar. I've had uncontolled outbursts of anger toward family and friends due to not being able to cope. Joseph of Cleveland, OH December 18, 2008
Here is my email to Reunion.com which states what happened to me I have already asked you to stop using my email address. I have asked you to stop referring people to me. I have asked you to stop using my email addresses and falsely contacting people with lies. I am collecting all messages received from you. Ths is an invasion of my property and a stealing of my property. You have used my email materials without my permission. You have harrassed my friends. I an consulting with other legal counsel on what steps can be taken against you for these thefts and invasions. Please have your lawyers contact me immediately.
I do not know. That is precisely the problem. They have access to all my email addressees and seemed to have used these to contact my friends. they have access to all my emails over the last five years. This is an invasion and a trespass. At the very least, an injunction should be available.
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