MyLife

MyLife is a scam. I made the mistake of accepting a friendship request from a friend years ago. This site plays on people emotions! It sends me emails saying I have new people have viewed my info, but it is the same people from years ago! Sadly one of those people that signed up for this crap has since passed away. TOTAL SCAM!!!

I tried a people search & they offered me a 1-month renewable account for $1.00 for the first month, cancel at any time. I closed my browser window and a don't go away popup offered me an account for $1 per month to be charged monthly for the next 12 months. I selected this offer and after entering my credit card number, it came back with a "You have been charged $119.40 for your subscription". I immediately called them and they said they don't offer a $1 account and there are no refunds. I told them I would report a fraud transaction with my credit card company, and was put on hold. A rep came back and said I would be given a full refund. We'll see.

I was lured in by an ad that kept popping up on my browser. I decided to give it a try and did a complete search on their site, then it led me to fill out my personal information and of course pay. I choose a 1 Time payment of $14.95 with my full intention of canceling before this thing renews, as I know I dont need it. I get a message to go to my email and confirm account and I do so. I get into the site and the entire report that had so many detail claims before I actually paid is now chipped down to a simple name, possible age, possible city location that is not even what the previous report says. The only options are to pay more to find out more when I was lead through every statement indicating I would have full access subscription for one month.

Tomorrow I will dispute the charge, and I am canceling my credit card, also with the hopes these fraudsters do not double charge me as I read reviews of so many doing. I will also make a BBB complaint, as I remember this is not the first time this has happened. Also when I was on the original signup I do not recall seeing Mylife.com as the company but instead another name as a search company. I am shocked how much personal info they have on me and they say click delete details you do not want out to the public. But then you have to pay to remove your own inaccurate or private info???

This Company only consists of stealing your money. Out well over $100.00 on a trial and charged without my consent. Constant emails claiming negative information. Do not sign up for anything on this site. Jeffrey Tinsley, CEO & Founder of Mylife.com.

Foolishly tried the $1.00 trial - charged twice the first day, once 3 days later, apparently set to continue charging weekly - customer service cannot understand English, scripted to avoid handling request to discontinue service. Advised bank to block all further transactions with this company. Do not use this company!

Years ago I had contacted MyLife and I told them they need to remove all my personal information to the public for safety reasons. They did for a period of time until for about a year again now they have all my personal information and photo etc. available to the public and said I would have to pay a fee if I want to get rid of it. First of all I am not paying any fees. I am so sick of your company scamming money from innocent people and exposing people's personal life! I want all my information associated to me and my life to be removed asap or I will be contacting an attorney and the local news channels as well as BBB complaints. This needs to stop! Too much ID fraud is already happening and destroying people's life!

I Googled my name, as I occasionally do, to see what showed up, and that's when I located a profile under my name on MyLife. I was angry to see how much personal information they were sharing, so I requested to be taken off the website. They seem to have granted that request, but ever since, I'm suddenly receiving several notifications a day indicating that I may have an arrest record (I don't) that people are 'searching for me,' and that my 'privacy may be at risk.' Yeah, no doubt - thanks to their shady website! I've unsubscribed to these notifications, but they keep coming. Also, the emails are addressed to my husband's name, yet they are coming to my email. Stay far away from this company.

I paid for access for one month for people background searches for a flat fee. MyLife.com charged my credit card account twice on the same day. It also did not provide any more than one person search. I disputed the charge card being twice charged and MyLife refused to credit my account. This is fraud and misrepresentation of the offer. Charging twice for the same service without revealing that costs were double what is advertised is fraudulent representation. I would be willing to be the token victim if an attorney wants to run with this as a class action lawsuit. Otherwise, MyLife.com should voluntarily refund/credit one of the two payments.

I signed up for a 1 month that's all. I happened to look on the card I used and it shows a recurring monthly charge that I did NOT authorize. I noticed on my statement the charges are coming from United Kingdom and made me instantly sick to my stomach. When I tried to deactivate my account it won't let me. I will be contacting the customer service number that is given on their site and contacting the BBB and reporting for fraud. I will also be replacing my card as well with a whole new one so they can't charge me anymore. I am so pissed off and sick to my stomach.

Their website says $1.00 for one week. So I did that. Then I noticed another $1.00 charge, then a $14.95 charge. I have tried to cancel with this company several times, and they still continue to take money out of my account. How can they do this. I'm thinking class action lawsuit!!!

MyLife.com has posted a series of complaints about me which are totally fictitious. Also these reports are attributed to unknown persons with just first names. Since the "reporters" have only first names I doubt that these people actually exist. I hope you will ignore these reports. ALSO PLEASE NOTE THAT MYLIFE.COM IS CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN MULTIPLE CLASS ACTION SUITS FOR LIBEL.

I signed up for the $1 for a week. I tried it same old same old new people searching for you. It was the same for people over and over again. I cancelled it about a week later. There was a $14.95 taken out of my account. I thought I just didn't cancel in time. Three days later there was a $60 charge. I was very angry I called them, spoke to a service rep, told her, "You charged me over $75 dollars for nothing." I told her to take the $60 charge off and give me a refund. Well it's 3 days later and they have still not put it back. I received no receipt.

To start - I am a hardworking student juggling between campus jobs and a demanding educational program. I have been receiving terribly threatening emails from MyLife saying they have found information on an arrest record. These obscure and untrue emails have been hitting my inbox in great frequency and interfere with my daily work as it is a great source of concern to me. I am in an extremely fragile state for multiple personal reasons and wish to sue this company. Could someone please help me take some legal action.

Well recently I've been searching my family background through search engines, MyHeritage, My Family Tree, etc. Out of nowhere I get emails from MyLife.com saying I have a profile that wasn't even my name or correct information. It was brought to my attention to my husband saying I'm making a fake profile that I signed up. I know I did not. How do these people even get my information? But they need to be shut down. I tried to tell him they were ads or something Spam which turned out to be so I see I'm not the only one having this problem.

Your company butts in where it don't belong. I am tired of people asking me questions about what they see online about me. I have never been arrested in my life and was in the military for 31 years. I've never been married or had a girlfriend for more than 2 years. My last name is misspelled and I get phone calls for that other person who ever he is. My last name is **, Jaime not James. Get your information right!!! A lawsuit will be enacted.

I received an email today from MyLife.com stating that there has been recent activity regarding my account. Upon logging in, the site said no activity has occurred since 2009. It would appear that Jeff Tinsley is misguiding and misleading his subscribers with emails stating activity on accounts that are in reality, not occurring. Assuming this site is a monetary fear-mongering cash register, they will say whatever it takes to keep 'customers' (victims) renewing memberships for no valid reason.

I went into "My Life.Com" website. They advertised a 7 day trial for $1.00 with previously advertising a monthly rate of $21.95 or a yearly rate of $14.95 monthly, depending on your commitment. So I assumed that when they offered the 7 day trial that the monthly rate of $21.95 would apply. No other information was ever mentioned about charging me for the next 3-months and then they did it twice, for $44.85 + $50.85 = $95.70 total. The expiration was 2017-01-19.

The cancellation policy read "When you terminate your membership your account will not be automatically renewed and your access will be terminated on the expiration date or your current term". The problem is they gave me no further information about how long they decided to charge me for. When I called they informed me that they had charged me for a 3-month membership, expiring by 04/19/17, but could not tell me why they charged me twice. So far the supervisor is suppose to return my call within 24 hours. The information they gave me was so general that I knew I was not going to keep this membership going. I cannot believe they had the nerve to charge me twice for 3 months without my knowledge. I'm not letting this go. A very upset consumer. I hope others will read this and not do business with them. I'm going to fight for a refund.

Is anyone else tired of seeing emails and promotions from MyLife scaring you into believing someone is watching you or taking your personal information. As far as I see it MyLife is offering our personal information up to anyone with a credit card. This website needs to go away. WE can choose what Social Website our information is on, and furthermore what information is public without paying anyone. It's a scam and a terror group. Living in fear that your personal information is at risk is not okay, and not American. I'm sure I will now receive tons of emails stating my personal info is at risk by MyLife.

My ex-husband of 30 years said I was a "relative" on MyLife. This company then created its own profile of me. I was distressed. I called my ex-husband's company and hope he gets fired for after 30 years of following me it is almost like stalking. However, MyLife makes this all possible. I was told by customer service that they could possibly cancel the webpage in less than seven to ten days if I paid additional fees. By that time my ex-husband could find and kill me. How comforting. I live in stress until this mess that I did not create is resolved.

I did not enjoy my experience with this company! YES it is a scam so stay away! The non-English speaking reps are rude and you can't understand them. The first time I called is because they charged me $119 and said it was in the terms and conditions that they would charge me that way and not when you choose the subscription you desire! Then she said she had to ask her supervisor if they can refund me back my money. So after I really became upset she said it would be no problem and would cancel my subscription.

Now today I get a pending charge for $50 and this rep (with a baby crying in the background) tried to tell me what I said when I spoke to a different rep... saying I only cancelled a portion of my subscription... When I checked her on it she rudely said I will receive my money and they will cancel my subscription. I still don't trust them!! I NEVER received what they promised and will NEVER recommend their services or business to anyone else. I see why they received one star from the BBB. What a waste of time and energy. I wish there was an option for zero stars... They do not deserve any!

MyLife.com told me my info was being shared with about 50 companies. They only told me they would request to remove them. They only requested 6 of the companies to remove my info. This company is a scam. They do the bait and switch and keep giving you (bs) when you call their phone help center. Beware. Even after I giving the help center a list of the companies I found still listing my personal info. It was never removed. Beware. They just want to keep you paying and paying so they do not remove all the info. Also the day my membership ended (wow) they sent me another alert saying they found more companies sharing my personal info. This company is nothing but a scam. Beware.

I just spoke to a "customer service representative" about a refund and she was surly and certainly not helpful. The company is a total scam. None of the information they have is accurate or even close to what I needed. I had a real fight on my hands trying to get my money back. They wanted to charge me a $9 "mandatory fee" for canceling. I protested and finally received my full refund. I've never written a bad review before about anything but this company needs to be exposed.

I signed up for "Who's Searching for You" thinking it was able to search for information on other people. I was charged $180 only to find incorrect personal information. The ad was misleading on what services was being provided, despite reading the fine print. Then the daily nag emails began saying that there was new additional information on me that was potentially incorrect. Today I received another nag email which I pursued research on a past family member which I assumed was covered by the program for which I had previously signed up.

After compilation of the report, I received a request to pay another $180 in order to read the report. I inadvertently hit the read button and was billed another $180 for a service I thought I already had. I called their tech support in India and was told since I had run a report that I was being billed for a separate service. The only thing they would do is turn off the auto renewals for both. The company is a RIP-OFF. DO NOT USE THEIR SERVICES. As you can read from other posts, the employee fraudulent practices and it is a waste of your money. BEWARE.

Received an update today, in spam, informing me they had "new" information about my daughter. Thought I'd just take a look and what garbage. I knew they were lying when the address they had for her was over 5 years old, not even getting the city correct. Save your money!

Do not use their service because once they have your credit card they will not stop charging it. They will make it difficult for you. DO NOT SIGN UP!!!

MyLife schemes you into giving your credit card information, for the purpose of getting basically general info about whoever you're searching for. Make a long story short, I could not find the info I was looking for. Not even close. Then, the website sent me to another website that asked for more money. I spent $35 bucks for nothing. I went to a different website and was I not only able to find the information I was looking for, it only cost me $1 to retrieve it. When I asked for a refund, the agent on the phone would not even acknowledge my request. So, I emailed them. And they would not acknowledge the refund request through email either. Please don't use this company.

I received multiple emails from this company stating that my background was being looked at, being changed and being reviewed. None of that was true. I signed up for the trick 7 day membership for $1 that has no place to cancel. Cancellation information is only on the sign up page that disappears after you sign up. I called and cancelled. Since then I have been slammed with two charges of $29.99 each. When I called and told them I did not sign up and asked for proof of signing up for the 29.99 per month, they said they can only send me proof of cancellation. When I told them that that was fraud and not proof of signing up they said they will place that note in my file and refused to issue a credit or cancel the membership.

This is a bogus outfit. No one should need to sign up to this service. It is useless. ONLY A MONEY MAKING OPERATION. First, the information they have has been illegally collected from various websites without my permission. Most of it is inaccurate. It vastly outdated. Completely meaningless. There was no record of who was looking at my background as claimed in their emails on on their site. The only review was done by the owner of the website himself. Who the hell is he to review me? Fraud. This site is useless, serves no purpose, collects data on people in blatant violation of federal privacy laws of other websites and makes money by scaring people. COMPLETE FRAUD. SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN. WHAT MORE DO THE AUTHORITIES NEED TO SUE THEM?