MyLife Reviews

I believe this site is one of the biggest scams on the face of this planet. I joined in July and found nothing but garbage on the site. When I cancelled I thought that would have or should have stopped my billing. In going through my billing records I have found they have continually billed my account. When I asked if I "didn't cancel" then how come it won't let me log in, I got a bunch of ums.... So I can't get into my account, yet I didn't cancel it and they continued to take the $24.95 a month out of my account. I have read on ABC this site is a SCAM and other bad reviews. I only wish I followed more closely what they were doing. My fault I know but they wanted to hear nothing. I asked for a supervisor and she wouldn't get on. What type of company will a supervisor not get on with an irritated customer!! GIANT SCAM stay away!!!!!

While searching for a way to find someone's alternate email addresses I stumbled on this site. I signed up for a one month trial membership that was only about $7.00. When I checked my online bank statement I discovered I had been billed for an entire year and that the site has an automatic yearly renewal. I called customer service in order to have this corrected and was told that there is no way I can get my money back for the year. I will never use the site again and have basically paid $95 for nothing. DO NOT USE THIS SITE. It is very sneaky how it is extremely easy to accidentally push the wrong button and once you do, you are out the money. I can partially blame myself for not reading all the "policy" notes carefully... BUT....it should not be that easy to mess up with a reputable site. BUYER BEWARE!!!

Went to sign up for a one-month membership for $15.00. Next thing I know being charged $95.00. They tell you how to unsubscribe but the options are not available. Tell you to call support/customer service but no one ever answers just a recording. They say to call between 6am and 9pm, Monday thru Friday but still no live person. I have sent an email and received the same response. I want my money back. Someone please help. I cannot afford this. How can you lodge a complaint if no one answers the phone or just sends an email telling you to call support and there is no support.

It should definitely be illegal for a website to publish personal information of private people without their authorization, and even worse charge you to delete your name from their database. This website have my whole life information from people that are connected to me like family and friends, place I work, my current address and all past addresses. I have small kids and this bring risk to my family. I can't believe nothing is done about this. It is just so frustrating that this has not been stopped yet. Something needs to be done about this.

My wife was trying to find information on a lost uncle of mine and was linked into MyLife after a Facebook inquiry on him. She attempted to sign up for one month to try the site, ended up clicking on a one year agreement for the site and a public record remover "service" to keep her own information off the web by accident with $210 in charges. She found nothing useful on the site, and tried to cancel two days later. MyLife refused to cooperate or reduce their charge. They are dishonest. Do not use them.

i think it should be illegal for this company to gather our personal information and post it on search engines. Every time I search my name on Google, a result from MyLife.com comes up. I did not authorize them to post my information on search engines. Someone needs to do something about this.

I emailed and then called the number I found on the site and eventually got the person to agree to as a "special customer courtesy" that the charge would be removed. This was after I said they were a rip off. I had no idea I was going to be charged 95.40 for a year, and that I was going to report them. They kept trying to get me to accept a shorter length of membership from 6 mos. to 3 mos. and then finally one month, and I kept complaining and threatening. They said it would take 3 to 7 days to remove it from my debit card. I said I would be watching. This all happened within an hour. They are terrible! Everyone needs to know about them. They also had no record of who I was searching for, after saying they had found them. Complete terrible rip off!

I did not sign up for MyLife. Instead, after doing a Google search of my name, it pulled up images from Wink.com, Mylife.com and other associated sites. I removed my images, submitted the information to Google, and unfortunately my images STILL show up. Total breach of privacy. In looking at my profile, totally incorrect information. Shows several names and various places where I've never lived. It shows my dad's name, my uncle, etc. Very disturbing. I have issues with a cyber stalker, so I decided to look at those who looked for my information. Unfortunately they want you to pay for it. What I didn't know was that they bill one year, and even if you cancel you cannot get your money back. So I'm out $119.

I cannot get through and want to cancel. I am on social security and do not want money taken out of my checking account.

I was searching online for various things when I saw that there was a MyLife account in my name... I have no idea how it happened. I am trying to get it taken down. I am not happy about this. I have tried to contact them but there is no email or phone number. I want it removed.

I recently saw a bio about myself on My Life. It's pretty surprising since I don't even do Facebook. It was a bit upsetting, as it stated that my father was 65 years old and living in Garden Grove. He died in a hang gliding accident in 1975 when I was four years old. I have no idea where they got this erroneous information, or why my name appears on their website in the first place. It doesn't and shouldn't matter, but it has now caused me to embark on a series of red tape with attempting to obtain birth and death certificates. This has been a waste of time and energy that should be spent on moving forward rather than dwelling on the past. Life is a series of tests. I clearly failed this one since I already knew this was simply a false statement. The end result is that I am now closer to my faith in God and a belief that true evil does exist in this world. Aside from mundane bottom-feeding, this website has nothing of value to offer in my opinion. As for the description of "angry" for the one star, that's not accurate. Anger has nothing to do with it. I feel pity for this company. It's truly pathetic.

Not only do they publicly put a profile of you on Google, which includes your age, where you live and people you are related to, they track anyone who clicks on those profiles even unknowingly. I admit I Googled an ex just out of curiosity (who doesn't?) and the first thing that popped up was the mylife profile, so I clicked on it just to read what it said. Well, later on when I went to my own mylife profile, I saw that it lists Google searches so anyone that Googled you shows up on your mylife profile stats (even if they didn't search for you within the mylife database under Who's Searching for You, it’s also if you just do a Google search)! Not only does it say when you were Googled, it says from WHERE. This is a major invasion of privacy because had I known this, I would not have Googled him and definitely not have clicked on his profile. Even though it doesn't say my name, the fact that he can see what city the "searcher" Googled from will make it very easy for him to know it was me since he does not know anybody else in my small town. This is total BS that they do this without you even knowing and I would think is a major privacy violation. So now you can't even privately Google anyone! This is going to cause major problems for me.

Violation of privacy - They would not remove my age, address, or location from the database.

I regularly do a search on my name on the internet for personal safety and was shocked when yesterday my name turned up on this site and personal information and most were inaccurate. I also found my ex-husband who could not have put his personal information on there since he cannot read or write. This is dangerous when a person who has had threats from someone in prison and had managed to escape them. Now they'll know where I am again. When he gets out, if I turn up dead, I've told my kids to sue this company for everything it has.

I signed up, which was supposed to be a $5 charge. I then got charged $142 on my bank account. I called and called to get a refund and cancel my account. They refused to cancel. THIS IS A HUGE SCAM JUST LIKE THE NEW REPORTS ABOUT THIS SERVICE. DON'T USE THEM!!!

As all have posted below. I was misled by the $7.95 monthly charge. It wasn't until I hit the sign up button that I realized they charged me $95.00. I called and the first person said they couldn't refund. I politely told her that wasn't acceptable. She then said she could do a 6-month membership and refund half the money. I again said unacceptable. She told me she could do 1 month at $15.00. I agreed just to get something back, but then asked to talk to someone else. That person told me she could do $7.95 for one month and stop the automatic billing. I went ahead and agreed with that. What a joke! I wish someone could do something about this company.

I am unable to obtain a legitimate phone number or email for MyLife that will allow a person to remove their name from MyLife’s inaccurate data base. Their site should be illegal!

Serious fraud at MyLife.com There is no free trial search. That's a teaser to entrap you into signing in with a credit card. Worse, when you sign in, they backdoor you into other more expensive services without your deliberate choosing or any transparency or full disclosure on the site. MyLife's entry pages are built to entrap. Not comfortable, I opened up my account profile to double check. Within minutes of signing up, there was no itemized disclosure of what I had signed up for or an option to cancel any or all of the subscription. Most questions/concerns and problems require phoning MyLife, which I did 10 minutes after the uncomfortable sign in. I was told by a very fast talking sales rep, "Sorry, there is nothing you can do about it" after informing me that my credit card had been billed a $96 charge I did not knowingly or deliberately sign up for, as well as the three month charge of $36.

Same as everyone else’s posts, I was under impression it was a monthly charge ($6.99). It turns out it was for nearly $100. When I saw it on my cc statement, I called and they said no refunds once charged. That's it. It's a blatant scam and as shady as it gets. All they can do from their end is turn off auto renewal. That's all the rep kept saying. I said I only came on the site two weeks ago and they're talking about what happens in 11.5 months from now? Funny how the number to cancel is the same number they tell you that cancelling isn't possible. I asked to cancel and he kept saying turning off auto renewal. Stay clear. Luckily, I have my cc company disputing the charge and hope to have resolution that way.

I paid what I thought was a month's subscription fee. When I tried to check on my searches, I was shocked that they wanted more money just to see the results. This is truly a very big scam just to make money. Never use this site.

Don't fall for the free searches! Once they have your information, you will get billed. I got billed twice for $95.40. They refused to reverse the charges. Consumers, beware!

MyLife.com has misleading fraudulent email advertising stating, "See who is searching for you on Google." Then you sign up and pay membership; you go to who is searching for you, and the ones on Google cannot be revealed or shown. I called Customer Support and I was told there is no way for them to reveal that. I suggested that I considered their emails to me were misleading and fraudulent and said that if I had known this, I would not have joined. She would not refund my money.

I joined this site over 10 years ago and somehow, they have updated, collected, and displayed my information, not once, but twice! I figured out how to get it deleted once and now, they have me on the website again! I am so angry that they feel they can put my private information on the internet. Also, the information is not correct.

Just like many others have already said here, I put my name in a search on Google and saw my information on Mylife.com. I signed up for a free account in an attempt to remove my name from the site and saw that there isn't an option on their site to do this. I then sent an email to the email address used for their customer service and quickly got a reply back saying they would contact me within 24 hours to help me get my name removed from the site. That was 4 days ago as of my writing this and I've not heard anything back from them. The email they did send said not to email them back, as they said they would help me in the order my email was received, so I decided to call the 1-888 number they have listed and that has also gotten me nowhere. If there is anything positive about this, it's that they have the city I'm living in on the site incorrect and they do not have any people I am related to listed on the site.

Like so many consumers on this site, I had the mistaken impression that for a fee of $7.95, I would be able to try out the MyLife site. The preliminary search for my high school friend seemed promising, but once I paid, there was an error message that no such name was in the database. Okay, so a $7.95 mistake for a bogus site. The day after that, I see a charge on my Visa, bank debit for $95.40 for a one-year membership! Upon calling customer service, I was told that she could only authorize a 6-month refund. I told her that Visa would see to it that I was fully refunded if MyLife did not want to cooperate. Instantly, she got the supervisor to refund a full refund with confirmation number!

I simply googled my name and found my life history listed. I have not joined nor asked for any information to be published. I was horrified at the detailed, unauthorized family information. I would like my name deleted immediately and all the information relating to my family.

What can be said about this low-life company that's not already said? Here I go. Lawmakers, what are you doing letting these companies put people's addresses and families online? This is dangerous to people, particularly women - even if most of their information is wrong. Um, hello?

I signed up with MyLife less than 45 minutes ago because I was searching for only one person who was a good friend of mine whom I have lost contact with. I signed up for the plan that was $7.95 a month. The reason I fell for it is that they had the correct information in regard to this friend before I entered my credit card information. I signed up and typed her name in, and nothing about her came up. There was no such person in their database. I searched several more times, and it still didn't render the results they first brought up. I immediately called the toll-free number, and after waiting several minutes on hold, I talked to a rep who told me they had already charged me for the entire year! When I advised her I just wanted to cancel my account, she then said she could only refund me for half the year and would have to charge me for 6 months and would not completely cancel the account. She gave me a confirmation number and that was it.

This site has me related to all kinds of people I don't know, and some I do know but not related to - like my husband's ex-wife! I love seeing her name by mine! This is a completely unreliable source. I hope others realize that they couldn't believe everything they read on the internet, and that anyone can use your name on the internet however they want, unfortunately.

I found my name on MyLife, just curious to see what I could find. They have me related to two people I have never met and show me living in a city where I never lived.

Jeffery Tinsley, the CEO of MyLife.com, is using people's information unlawfully to make money. In my case, a young man came to my house prior to my name being on Jeffery Tinsley's MyLife. He told me he was from the census bureau. I gave him my information. He asked me who else lived in the house and for their information and names, etc. I gave him the sequence of my birth date incorrectly. Shortly after, I found my name with that incorrect birth date exactly on the MyLife.com website. In criminal law, a fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another individual. The related adjective is fraudulent. Look at this guy on LinkedIn. What a smart ** smile, you greedy **. I know young entrepreneurs in California are really excited about making money from their stupid little website projects after Facebook. But how can these sneaky, stupid, greedy little ** like Jeffery Tinsley steal people's information on such a massive scale and sell it? I can't believe this website is still running. Jeffery Tinsley, you suck and should be in jail.

Guys, don't be fooled into these subscriptions! I see that a lot of people are getting suckered into 1-year subscriptions when they thought they were only going to be paying something like $6.95 for a month. The way that the site advertises the subscriptions are the monthly breakdowns of the cost. It does say that the subscription is paid in full, however it is advertised in a somewhat misleading way. If you think you can't get all of your money back for an accidental 1 year, 9 months, 6 or 3 months, heck even the 1 month, don't be fooled! If you mention a "magic word" such as the BBB, disputing the charge, attorney general, anything in that sense, the customer service rep will be forced to give you a full refund.

I googled my name and found my life history listed. I have not joined nor asked for any information to be published. I was horrified at the detailed, unauthorized family information. I would like my name deleted immediately and all the information relating to my family.

I stumbled upon MyLife.com and Spokeo.com, and some very detailed information about myself and, upon further investigation, close family members. I found the most detailed information on an immediate family member who is in desperate need of privacy from a person that attacked and kidnapped her and had been released from jail. This site and others like it are extremely dangerous and I don’t believe any law, even the Freedom of Information Act, should allow them to operate.

I thought that I was signing up for a monthly chargeable fee. They placed the monthly amount in bold type, but they charged me for an entire year. They ended up sneaking in another service, again placing the monthly fee in bold while charging my account almost $143. I called immediately to cancel and the woman I spoke to told me that she couldn't take it back more than six months. I immediately informed that that was illegal. I said that I only wanted the one month trial. She then said that she could only back as far as a three-month subscription. I continued to inform her that that was illegal. She continued to insist that she couldn't take it down any further, but that she could refund $148 of the $202 that they charged me. I finally agreed; however, she did only send me a confirmation e-mail that stated that I had changed my automatic renewal. I am taking this to Attorney General's Office here in my state.

I noticed that MyLife had been charging us monthly for what was supposed to be a one-time use. This is theft, and no refund was offered. I am angry. I work for my money. I learned my lesson for sure. Never trust a company that will not disclose its contract in full. You will be turned in to the Better Business and you will never get any business from my family or friends.

I never signed up for this service, I never gave them my info or any money. I only went on there to see if I was in there and if so, to remove my info. Some people wish to remain private, some even for their safety. Please help, and stop this invasion of privacy. Thanks.

I signed up for this service, used it for one day, and tried to cancel it. When the charge came out on my credit card statement, I disputed it but they refuse to give a credit (they refuse to refund $83.40). This company is a scam. They charge you for a full 12-month subscription when you only used 1 day. I’m reporting them to the government website for fraud. I would suggest anyone else that has had an issue do the same.

I submitted a FTC complaint. I thought I was signing up for a price it stated, but it turned to be a different price. They would not cancel it. They would not get rid of my public profile. They are scams!

I wanted to look someone up and at MyLife.com, there was a clearly marked option box for $6.95, which I was willing to pay for one month. It turns out that this sum was a discount monthly fee for a yearly fee of over $83, which yearly fee is then immediately locked in. I wrote immediately and asked to cancel my membership, which they did not do. They explained that it was an automatic renewal on a yearly basis. At that point, my mom became very sick, and all else went by the wayside. I used the service three times, twice to see if it worked, once to see if there was anything on a dear friend who had died. Here's a shocker: they continue to send me updates and new developments on a friend who was buried more than 10 years ago.

Be very careful if you have signed up for anything with MyLife.com. They send out misleading email solicitations and if you click to accept one of them, you are automatically and immediately charged for a one year membership - no chance to review and no confirmation. When I called to complain, they reduced it to a 3-month membership. They refused to cancel the charge.

I decided to Google my name and was horrified to find that MyLife.com had my name and residence, including links to my extended family members. The data included full names and city/state of residence. When I called MyLife.com (formerly Reunion.com) at the toll-free number provided on their website, they openly admitted to purchasing the relationship data from Facebook and intermingling it with public records data for residences. Sadly, it was true; in Facebook, I did indicate which "friends" were actually family members, such as mom, dad, siblings, cousins, etc. Since we each opted-in to such relationship data on Facebook and each have our security settings limited to "friends only", Facebook apparently sold this data. I would love to see a class-action lawsuit against Facebook, but it was likely overlooked in their fine print.

I have never subscribed to MyLife. I recently found that they have a profile on me. I would like to know how this has happened being that I have never subscribed? I would love to find out how this has happened. If there is a class action suit against them, I would love to join. I would also like to know who is responsible for submitting information on me. Thanks in advance.

I thought I was signing up for a month for $4.95. They billed me $59.40. I called to get refund and still ended up paying $26.85 because I was getting nowhere with the person on phone, who was very nice but unrelenting about charging me. She told me she turned off the automatic re-billing but we shall see. What a bunch of thieves! All I was doing was looking for one phone number. Cheez. Now, I don't even want to talk to the person whose phone number I was looking for. What a rip-off! Do not sign up with these people. It's not worth any of it!

I cannot login to my account to stop paying for this service. They continue to bill me.

Stop emailing me! This company is a scam and I don't know how they got my email address. They keep emailing me and there is no easy way to 'unsubscribe'. In order to unsubscribe, they want me to set up an account, no way! There should be a law that unsubscribe should always be an option listed at the bottom of an email.

After many emails stating that someone was looking for me (over 300), I decided to do a trial membership. At the same time, I was assured that the small fee would cover a time frame which would allow me to see who is looking for me. At the same time, I cancelled any further obligations to the site. I was assured that this was a one time fee. Out of the 300 plus people who were supposed to be looking for me, I knew not one person. All attempts to get a refund was like talking to the wall. No one wanted to give out supervisors or directors' names. I was given a 30 free package to people search. What a joke. I want my money back. How deceptive these people are. There should be a law against such a scam.

I received a pop-up saying that 22 people were looking for me. None of them were even from the same side of the country that I live in. I thought I was signing up for one month and my debit card was charged $83.40. This is a hardship for me. I called immediately and chewed them out. They said I would have to pay $9.95 at least. I was scared to not accept it. The whole thing was misleading. This is robbery. I cannot afford this. It will mean little food for me for the next 10 days. Pigs!

Scam. They charge your debit card even after you cancel the subscription! Their 888-704-1900 phone number that is supposed to be available to customers 24/7 never even rings!

I did not want to sign up.

I have asked to opt out of MyLife.com. I was told via email that it would take several days. I am still listed by MyLife.com when I google my name and the information provided when googled are my family’s names, living information, etc. The only way to get on the page to make the profile not public is by joining and I really do not want to join them. I have requested from several other sites to opt out of listing my information publicly and it has not been a problem.

My name and the names of my family are on mylife.com. They are publicly displaying our personal information without our authorization. I request that they remove all of our names and personal information otherwise I'll have to take legal action against them.

Somehow I kept receiving emails from Mylife.com. The one that got me showed images of several people who were looking for me, or at least that's what they lead me to believe. I was a fool and signed up for a month. They got me because there wasn't anyone looking for me. Their "Sorry, no one is looking for you." SOBs!

You keep saying that Danny ** and Russell ** are looking for me and to check to see what they say. Well, they are saying nothing because they are both "D-E-A-D”. Russell ** passed away last year and Danny ** has been dead for 4 years. So check people out before you try to tell someone they are looking for you and have something to say!

This website is using information only found in my credit reports and posting it in a profile they claim I wrote and signed up for, this is totally false, there should be criminal action taken against this website. What they are doing is morally unjust to the American consumers. This website and others like them should be investigated and handled accordingly. I'm sure they have a profile for anyone with records at the three national credit reporting services. This website makes the potential for identity theft to prosper and flourish in the US. What they are doing is a form of identify theft.

On the home page of Mylife.com, under Sara **, it should be Gilbert **. Can you make the change? If not, then I shall have to close the account with Mylife.com.

I joined MyLife.com for one month to try it. They took out $95.40 for a year subscription. I cancelled the account not 10 minutes after I started it . On the phone, I cancelled and got a confirmation number.

I got a charge of $59.07 from MyLife.com. But I sent them an email saying to cancel my account one year prior and never heard a response. No other correspondence was ever sent to me stating a receipt for the subscription.

You took money out of my bank that was $95.40 more than agreed - On March 12, 2012, I, Heather **, authorized MyLife.com to withdraw $11.95 and on March 25, 2012, I was shocked that my account was off by $95.40, which is a lot of money I never agreed to, since I am on disability. I went to my bank and they issued me a temporary rebate of credit and that money must be returned to my bank ASAP or they will take the money back out of my account. I no longer wish to continue any business with your company and I am very ill, so what you've done has added additional stress and if my financial institution is not reimbursed, I will take this matter to an attorney, the Better Business Bureau, as well as the press. I thank you in advance for your anticipated cooperation.

MyLife ripped me off. I signed up for a month for one service (searching) and then signed up for 12 months for searching for people. The yearly charge was $5+ a month, and they charged me $15.95 for one month to search for other people, and $71.40 for the 12-month monthly charge. I did not agree to that. They are scammers. They need to be stopped!

I was on the internet and was charged $95.40. It should have been $11.95 for a month. I did not agree to them to charge my credit card for $95.40 for a long term. I would never sign up for a year without trying something first. I got charged $95.40 and $11.95 on my credit card the same day on 02/25/12. Please help me with this bad business practice. I want my money back please. My Life.Com is the business. I paid for a month and I will contact a counsel if necessary. I can't believe this business practice is allowable.

I was shocked with $160+ of charges on my credit card. This was for two MyLife accounts. I called them and told them whenever I get MyLife emails, I report them as spam, there is no way I would have signed up for one account, much less, two. They said they would refund the entire amount and I'm wondering where they got the credit card info, from Classmates.com? Extremely irritating.

I never joined MyLife site but somehow they have a profile of me. So I have emailed the customer service of this site multiple times asking them to delete my profile and they haven't removed my profile.

I tried to sign in because I got an advertisement that it was free and 36 people were looking for me. I knew my email address (have only one) but I forgot my password and it offered to email me with it. No email came and I tried several times. So I went online to try and contact them at the help desk. They asked for a $38.00 charge to get my password emailed to me. What a rip off! This company is a fraud! What a joke!

I have never joined this site, let alone authorized the use of my name or any of my family names, cities I have lived or names aliases. I am a contracted investigator with the federal and state government. This breach of confidentiality has now caused a possibility of physical risk to my well-being, as well as my family. Remove this information immediately as I have already made a complaint and contacted counsel with the US Department of Homeland Security and Department of State.

I never joined this site. Somehow they have a profile of me. So I have emailed the "customer service" of this site multiple times asking them to delete my profile and they either haven't or it keeps getting created somehow. If I wanted people to know my life story then I would join Facebook. I love how the internet invades your privacy, then turns it around and says "it's for old friends to find you". Sure it is, Big Brother!

I thought free meant that there was no cost at all. Why are they asking me for my credit card info? I am sorry but I do not give that kind of info out for people to rip me off. Thank you.

I want my profile removed from MyLife. I never authorized this to be on the internet!

MyLife.com used info from another website which I don't use: I found info from another website which I don't even use anymore and which MyLIfe.com used without permission. There is inaccurate and misleading info.

We lost a family member and other family members are using this without our permission. Please delete her info ASAP! It is not appropriate or compassionate at a time like this! There is no privacy occurring regarding this matter!

I was looking up old classmates on Classmates.com and now all my info is on this website and I want it removed asap!

I just did a google search, and although I realize the stuff they glean is "public recorded" (gee I got a job at the State), it makes up a paragraph like I am talking and I never wrote anything. I am not a member but when I searched for my name, it gives very personal information that should be held private. I will be writing my congress representatives also. What kind of country are we now?

Paid for one month of services and when I try to use the service, Mylife wants to charge me again. The cancellation procedure is hidden. They use tactics that are on the verge of being deceptive.

It required a on-off search for which I understood I would pay $20. My credit card was charged $83.40! I clicked "No" to a query as to whether I wanted to sign up for a year. All I wanted was a one-off search. I want that charge cancelled and my credit card refunded with the amount of $83.40 since it is a totally fraudulent charge.

Have called twice to cancel several months ago. Still be taken as auto draw from my checking account. Help!

I want my privacy back by taking off my name from this site. I do not want people to see who I got married and who I got divorce with.

Someone made an account with the name Lori ***, with my information. I called mylife.com twice and they said they would remove it in 7 days. That was a month ago, and it's still there. I never set up an account with them.

I have just received a charge on my credit card statement for a service I never heard about in my life. How did they get this info? I am in Canada and thought I was safe from this type of nonsense. No one has been authorized to do anything on my behalf. How do I stop them was stealing my money?

I'm in the same boat. I never started an account with these people, yet when I Google myself, I can see my folks' town of residence, and my age. I tried to delete the account, but because I never created it to begin with, I don't know my own supposed password to get into my supposed account to delete it. Unfortunately, none of us are safe anymore. There's no such thing as privacy in this country. I mean, to even post a complaint about this company, what did we all have to do? Give this complaint site all our personal info, and un-check boxes, so as not to get more spam. It is disgusting. I don't even trust this site.

I have asked MyLife.com several times to stop listing my personal information on Google. I don't belong to their website and have even gone as far as removing all my information from Facebook including my last name. They even wrote a paragraph posting as if they were me telling where I have lived. They are trying to make money by selling my personal information. If I wanted people to find me I can do it myself.

I do not have an account with this stalker website called mylife.com when I receive an email that a 71-year old male is searching my information! I'm a 34-year old female. I am quite certain that this 71-year old man that is stalking me on this site is a drunk driver who drove into me and left me for dead. He was caught and prosecuted. I do not want this person having my information and the site will not remove my information either. This can have serious consequences and I don't think mylife.com would want to be held responsible should something happen to me.

I have never used Mylife. For fun, I did a Google search of myself, I found my age, my address, my relatives, all listed on their site. I have not listed my real name or address here, because I will never put anything like that on the internet. I don't know where they got the information about my address (I have never put that on any social networking site) or my relatives. Please shut this site down. It is illegal.

MyLife is a predator website and is to be avoided. I was led there when looking for a high school friend and once on their site they capture my information and have been spamming me to death ever since. I asked them politely to remove me from their e-mails and they refuse to help me and keep saying I have to do this and that on their web site to remove my information none of which works, or that I have to go to certain menus on their web site but the links are not there to access. They keep saying I have to call them even though I told their CS by e-mail that I have nothing to discuss and when I finally called them out of total frustration their phone number does not work. I want to find out where they are located so I can file a complaint to the Better Business Bureau and that state Attorney General. They are to be avoided.

It sure is an interesting company, that allows themselves to recharge my credit card, without contacting me first. Selling information of people actually should be a crime.

I never added information to this site. This is horrible, they are using my parent's name and everything. Along with the name I use for emails, company and Facebook. I hope this site eventually gets wiped out from existence! I can't believe the invasion of people's privacy (and from what I can see, a lot of other people are going through the same thing) this site is still being allowed to perform or for that matter is still even up! Last year, I requested that my information be taken off, they had removed me and now I am up again with even more details?

I give them a zero! I signed up for the month then I was charged $85 from them for something I never authorized. Then when I finally got my money back, I tried to log into Mylife.com log in and it would not let me. And still to this day, it will not let me log in.

I signed up for what I believed to be a year of "who is searching for you" for $14.95, a kind of silly extravagance for a 72 year old on a very modest fixed income. I have just discovered that $14.95 was for one month, and I am being billed $14.95 monthly. When I called and said I would never have signed up for anything with recurring billing at a cost of $175 per year, and demanded return of my money, I was offered refund of any payments after the first one and 11 free months. I had never used the service, never checked my page, and when asked to do so, I found something from a person I had never heard of, and said no I wanted all money back. Clearly there's not a chance. The first person I spoke with hung up on me and never processed the promised refund.

I received a message from MyLife.com that 3 people had searched for me. I joined for a 1 month subscription, which was $17.95 around there, and once inside the service, found out that no one had searched me. I canceled my credit card soon, after I found out this information. MyLife.come is a sham site, do not fall for their advertising. I am thinking of starting a petition on Change.org so that this site can not false advertise or even function as a business.

I found out MyLife had shown all my personal information on their site without my permission or knowledge. I tried for 3 weeks to get them to remove me, without success. I found a site called MyInfoGuardian and used their free search to find out I was on 37 sites including MyLife. I subscribed with them and within a few weeks they removed me from all the sites.

I have been going through some rough times lately. I decided to use this website to see what it was about. I logged in and paid $9.95 for a one month subscription. It then said I would have to unsubscribe or it would become a monthly charge. It even stated that if you unsubscribe, it would allow you to use the feature for 30 days. However, once I signed up, the login emails were not sent to the email account that I signed up for. I found it in an old one that I do not use very much. After a while, it once again would not let me login with the information that I changed via their website. There is no link anywhere on their website that allows you to unsubscribe to their service. It does not even show the service that I signed up for listed in my accounts.

I joined My Life on Dec. 7, 2011 and applied for the restaurant trial Pay.com software card TLPY, Co*50, which I have never received. My credit card has been charged for $20.00 on that date. I would like to know why I never got it. Thank You.

This MyLife.com is a total sham. I'm actually looking for relatives, so I decided to try it. It said that people were looking for me. The age range that they gave me got my hopes up, because it was accurate with my relatives. I decided to sign up for a month, and once I paid the $20.95, the people who supposedly were looking for me were no one that I know. The age range wasn't even the same from what they said during the so-called free trial.

I am very concerned about privacy and do not appreciate my personal details ( age, city of residence, spouse name, etc) splashed all over the internet without my permission. I even tried "in vain" to become a "limited member" to try and delete my information, that was impossible to do. I need to know how I can delete this information from the internet.

I have two (2) 18 months of protection from abuse and this site has put all my information on its site. It says that they get it from cookies. I never signed up and I never asked them to post my information. They are going to get me killed. They tell where I am and my phone number and e mail. Please help.

They advertise is see who is looking for you for free. So I went on, put in my information and it only tells you four people are looking for you. To find out who they are, you can join for this amount. I am so tired of hearing these things and getting on the computer to see they are collecting money. I didn't get what they advertise because I'm not paying when they say free.

I have found my name and family member’s names on their website with information I never gave to them. I have requested four times to have my information deleted over the past several months and it is still there. This is clearly a violation of my privacy and my family member's privacy. We never have heard of MyLife.com and have never signed up on another social networking site. They have stolen our information from somewhere and posted it without permission.

I decided to try MyLife for a month, but after subscribing couldn't figure out how to make sure that the subscription was not automatically renewed. I emailed them, but received no response. In the meantime, I was charged for another month. I again tried to find out how to either stop the renewal or cancel my account. The help file explained how I could "delete" my account, but the link did not exist. I again emailed them, but received no response. Now, I've realized that I've been charged for a third month. I've requested a refund, but I'm doubtful that it will happen.

I used MyLife for one search transaction and only authorized billing for single month. But they began to automatically bill monthly. I called their customer service and demanded a refund. I told them to remove any account information and cancel any account that I had. They complied. However, again this month, they billed my credit card again.

I would like my account closed for good as I am already dealing with identity theft and do not need someone knowing where I live or any of my information. Please take this account out.

I have not received any function from either of the two accounts I subscribed to. I continue to get a new window that does not even recognize me as member! A continuous runaround with absolutely no results. They do, by the way, continue to ask for more money. That is all they do. I have lost money for a service that was not provided. My card number is compromised and who knows about my personal info?

I tried the site and then tried to delete my information and it wouldn't let me. They keep pestering me with email after email. When I tried to unsubscribe I got a Playboy page.

My story is the same as other people's stories. MyLife has a lot of my information despite my never having given it to them. I have no recourse that I am aware of and can't get them to stop. I did sign up for Classmates and deleted my profile from them but if the speculation is correct and MyLife is using Classmates info, then MyLife is using deleted Classmates info in my case. Please get these people to stop!

I've never signed up to this website or subscribed for their services. I would like Mylife.com to remove my name from their site.I had try accessing this site with my yahoo ID but it showed invalid. It seemed that someone had entered information about me on Mylife.com that is incorrect. It showed that I had five records of me in my name: my birth record, I had two marriages, I have two death records. I find that this is totally ridiculous. Please remove my name from your website. Thanks.

I saw on their site that 7 females were looking for me. Hope springing eternal, I took the bait and signed up for an account, which would be billed monthly if I did not cancel. I knew none of these females, who suspiciously were all in their 20's and attractive (fat chance). I called and cancelled the service after taking a look (same or next day). Just looked at my credit card statements and saw that they have been charging me $21.95/month ever since. I skipped contacting them and called my credit card company to dispute all, except the first charge which I authorized.

I received an email saying my ex-fiance searched for me recently. I went to mylife.com and found out to contact her back I would need to be a paid member. I signed up for the one month option for $20.95. The way it is worded no one would think its a recurring subscription because it doesn't say it is! All the other premium membership options are all recurring subscriptions and they clearly state that when I contacted my ex, which I haven't even talked to in almost a decade, she said she never tried to look me up.

I've never signed up to this website or subscribed for their services. I've written to them to ask that they please remove my name and other personal information from their site. I do not need the world to know where I live or where I used to live. I am currently looking for employment and I feel that the website is hurting my chances of finding it. I am not looking to 'reconnect' with anyone; I have no family and friends. I do not even have a Facebook page and do not own a cell phone. The only way they could have gotten my info is by contacting me under the guise of being an employer looking for an employee; taking advantage of my desperation to find work. The only correct info they appear to have is what is listed on my resume. If that's not fraud, then I don't know what that is. From what I've seen in terms of complaints from others, I am not the only one they've done this to. Why are they allowed to continue?

MyLife.com has a lot of information about my family members and myself on their site that is not available on the Internet. I tried to remove our information and they require even more private information that should not be asked for and that some of my relatives do not even have since they do not use computers. How can I protect my family from personal information being published without our consent? I believe the MyLife site was the source of information used by criminals recently to call some of my relatives and attempt to steal money via the "Grandparent Scam." The one relative who fell for the scam thankfully was able to get most of their money back from the money wire company, but this could have been disastrous for them as they are on a fixed income.

This was very deceptive. My husband tried the "free trial" within 12 hours and they charged our debit card $167.00. My husband called that morning and he was told that they do not offer anything for free, and that the $167.00 was for a 1-year subscription. After arguing with them, the best they said that they could do was to change it from a 1-year to a 3-month subscription. They did reimburse us $119.00 and they made $48.00 on the deal. On the next week, our account was charged $19.95 from a company called "Saving Aces". Again, my husband called them, and he was told that they got the information from MyLife.

I did not sign up for an account but they have all of my personal information, my age, my home address, and email. I contacted them to have it removed. They sent a slip and claimed it had been done. But when I checked back, it was still there. In a Google search, it has all the information provided. But it lists MyLife.com as the source of information. Some of the info is not available on my Facebook account, so I have no idea how they got some of the information. I have had problems with someone harassing members of my family before. And I don't want a wide open invitation telling strangers my home address and how to contact me.

I am not a member of MyLife.com and have never been. Yet a picture of my daughter and my real email address are both on their site, without my ever giving them my permission.

This company has my name and inaccurate personal information posted to search engines throughout the web. I asked them how did this info get in their site. And I requested to have any info correct or incorrect removed from the site. You cannot do this online without paying for a membership. Customer service has said there is nothing they can do. With identity theft such an issue, how can they do this? I think the government needs to step in and correct this for all our safety!

For whatever reason, when I do a Google search for myself, I am listed on mylife. I do not know what it is, I have never signed up for it nor do I want my information such as where I live and my age splashed across the Internet.

I just got a bill of $289.00? I called MyLife but could not get help desk to pick up. I called back, hit 1 for upgrading account, they picked up the first ring and just kept asking me for my bank account number. I'm pretty sure they have hacked my FB account.

I was ripped off, overdrawn, misled and all they agreed to do was decrease the "year-long" membership I never agreed to, down to 3 months. Do not use this company. We did not even get accurate information about my missing brother. I agreed to $14.95 and was charged $179. I was misled into believing there was current information about my brother and there was none.

Dear MyLife search,

I do not authorize any information regarding myself whether personal or professional to be shown via your website. I actually have a court order that mandates that my privacy be upheld and would appreciate if you would please take my information off of your website immediately. You may reach me at ** if you have any questions.

I decided to buy one month of MyLife.com' s service to contact my son that doesn't know who I am. The price was 11.95 for one month. I received an overdraft notice from my bank of 143.40 from MyLife.com. The month is not up yet, not even half way through this month. Please get my money back and cancel MyLife.com forever. Thank You.

I purchased and then cancelled a My Life subscription quite sometime ago. Darby and Rachel at the 888 number told me that the MVQ charges ($554.75) taken from my checking account were for a 'membership' that I never asked for. They got my debit card number from My Life. Yesterday, when I mentioned the state Attorney General, I was transferred to a supervisor. They said that they would refund about $50, then I got them up to $100. But Shawron--the supervisor I was given--told me that she would have to 'review' the account and let me know by Friday, Sept 23rd, if they will refund the rest to my bank account. By Friday, I will have the complaint form from the Attorney General's office filled out and ready to mail.

I was just looking over my bank statement and I was charged for your service that I never agreed to. You can look into my account and clearly see that I never even knew I had this service. I demand a refund.Please get back to me concerning this matter.

I've been spammed many times by this company for months. They keep sending these emails saying "People are looking for you!". The other night I heard an advertisement on the radio for this company. I began wondering if all those spam emails were maybe from a legit company with people really looking for me. I went to the website to check things out. I typed in my first and last name and the state I live in. I was shocked to see that they have my birthday, full street address, my parents' names, and my phone number! What the hell is going on? Who are these people?

I have been a member of MyLife.com on and off for about a year and a half. Periodically, I will receive emails from them telling me that a 42-year old man from Chicago is looking for me. He is my on-again, off-again boyfriend. So I once, in March 2010, clicked on his name, thinking he was searching for me. There wasn't much info so I just chalked it up to maybe he was thinking of me and wanted to see what I was doing.

I signed up for one month with 'no' reoccurring charges. Fat chance! Another $18.95 was charged for the second month. I called My Life to get a refund, and I was told that all accounts are reoccurring, even when you sign for one month! I asked to speak to a supervisor and was put on hold for over 20 minutes.

Over a year ago, I purchased a 1 month trial membership and requested a search for a lost cousin. No results were received. Now, I just received an email saying that this person had been found but that I would have to renew my membership to obtain details. On of the deals offered was a free 1-year membership (value $119.40) if I made a purchase of goods or services from one of their affiliates. I therefore ordered $40 worth of printer ink but my credit card was rejected. I tried 3 times to place the ink order but each time my card was rejected. I had used the card earlier that day, so I knew it was okay.

I signed up for MyLife.Com because I was told that it was a free site. I was searching for my friend's mother who has been missing for more than 10 years. After I signed up (free) in order to see who wanted to contact me or in order to send messages, it said that I had to pay for this service - $12.95 for a month. I decided I could afford that after looking at my bank, and I said that I would call back at the end of the month and cancel the service.

I placed my information on 'my life' last evening. In retrospect, I am concerned about the availability of this information and would like my information removed from 'my life', right away! Thank you very much!

I tried to remove a so called account that I did not subscribe to. I tried to find a contact name or phone number but it can not to be found. I also tried to log into the website without a password and then followed the instructions to delete the account but a pop-up message appeared, stating that I was to be charged a fee? For what, I don't know. I have not used the ** website nor did I ask for a ** account!

I opened an account to try and find a friend, and my card did not pass the first time, which brought to my awareness that the deal price for the year of $11.95 was by the week. So I took one week membership and paid for it with credit card. When I got in to look for my friend, I got slammed with other businesses that wanted more information than I wanted to give as a member. I never could get in touch with my friend, so I decided that it was a scam, and they had their money so I decided to cancel my account. Surprise! I cannot cancel online or by phone and they have my credit card number. So I went to BBB and I was not able to find any registry. I recommend new and old customers to beware and cancel your credit cards that you used to this fraudulent business and we should start a class action suit as soon as possible.

I visited the website MyLife.com, and thought I was paying for one month usage. But I was charged for a year! They took over $200 out of my bank account! I can't believe they are allowed to do something like that. They are a rip-off. I am calling in the morning to see if I can get my money back.

My name is splashed all over the internet along with personal info! No permission was given to post any information about me.

On Wednesday evening, I received an email from Mylife.com telling me that somebody viewed my profile. The person that they said viewed my profile was my ex-husband which in turn scared the ** out of me and put me in a panic. I was in an abusive marriage for 10 years with this man and have had no contact with him for the past 9 years, so when I saw this email, fear filled my entire body.

I keep getting billed 5.95 per month and have no idea why or what this is for. This has been going on for at least 3 months possibly to as many as 7 or more months. I tried to have them stop this but the person in "customer service" could not find any such billing in her records.

On or around 6/19/2011, I was looking at Mylife to see what they actually did. I thought I was paying $11.95 when in fact, they took $119.40 out of my bank account. They said they would refund all but the $11.95 because of their policy. Then next day I was looking at it again, since now I had one month to use the site. Again, I somehow bought another part of MyLife and was charged $143.40. I called immediately to stop the charges and they said they would refund all but $14.95 this time. How do you get back the money that was stolen? None of the money has ever been returned to me.

Through the online site mylife.com, I was billed unauthorized charges for two months. Also, my bank card information was billed unauthorized charges for a subsidiary company known as savingsace.com for three months. When contacting these "companies" I am never given a phone contact for the corporate office and am told the parent company is called "Alta Resources," supposedly located at the address in this form.

I paid for the year subscription with the understanding that $10.95 would be deducted from my checking account each month. Instead, they withdrew the entire amount for the year from my account and have since denied me access. They claim that I have not paid them for it, regardless of the fact that they emailed me, to tell me that my payment had processed. They're scam artists!

I signed up for $7.95 trial at www.mylife.com and they billed my bank debit account $95.40. I called to get a refund. The web site says get a refund any time and they will not refund me. They only refunded $95.00

I signed up for 1 month membership and was charged $131.40 on my credit card. I called customer service on the same day and was promised a refund. But I never got the refund!

On or around 7/5/2011 I was looking at Mylife to see what they actually did. I thought I was paying $11.95 when in fact they took $119.40 out of my bank account. They said they would refund all but the $11.95 because of their policy. Then next day I was looking at it again, since now I had one month to use the site. Again, I somehow bought another part of MyLife and was charged $143.40. I called immediately to stop the charges and they said they would refund all but $14.95 this time.

I was misled to believe the amount due would only be $19.95, but they withdrew $203.40 from my bank account on 8/5/11.

Their online subscription led me to believe I was signing up for one month at $9.95 dollars. However, I was charged for two different year-long subscriptions at $167.00 each. Their signup procedure is intentionally misleading, designed to get people to make such mistakes. Other than that, their online literature says to "click here" to email them, but no such function exists.

I did a search on their site for a lady that crossed the Pacific with me in 1963. I did not join the site or give them any credit card information. But they were able to hack my account and stole $14.95 for a MyLife people search without my consent. They also (without my consent) stole $16.55, from the same account, for a service called Wsfy search. Whatever that is, I looked up a phone number and demanded my money back. They refused, but gave me this number 485678254 and said that no more money will be deducted from my account. I have no idea how they got my debit card info, because I did not provide it to them. This is wrong and very misleading.

On February 22, 2011, I was misled by the subscription which said one month for $14.95. That was what the ad led me to believe and to try the service. Now I have been debited for $179.95 for thereabouts.

MyLife continues to advertise on all major networks regarding the ability to seek information on individuals who may be checking on others; but this is a ruse. Every time our email address is used either by William Dove or Mary Dove, it is declined as it states this email address has been used previously! Naturally, it has been prior to this because IT IS OUR EMAIL ADDRESS. Would strongly suggest that you discontinue your false advertising.

I signed up and nothing happened. I did not get premium service. Now my email is suddenly getting flooded with a lot of spam and suspicious-looking email.

I was snookered into using their search, and I thought I was authorizing a one-month, one-time charge of $9.95. Mylife.com charged my debit card and didn't give me a confirmation at all of the charge. I immediately checked my bank account to see if the charge went through or what, and saw that they had charged my card $119.40. I looked all over their site for a way to cancel, or even a cancellation policy in their terms and conditions to no avail. I called the 800 number and no one ever answered. No voice mail answered, and after about 30 rings it just disconnected. I called my bank and disputed the charge, then canceled my debit card so they couldn't charge it anymore.

Was mislead in billing, I thought the services were $9.95 for one month, my credit card was billed for a full year. When I called for a refund, I was denied and offered a 3 month deal. I am concerned that I may continue to be billed as I have read many horror stories about MR. Jerry ** company. My money was taken, money I did not budget for, grocery money.

My profile is on mylife.com twice that I know of. The first is my maiden name Edith **, and the next is my name before I got divorced two years ago, Edith **. My name and profile maybe on there a third time but I am not sure. The big problem is I did not put it on there or join MyLife. I had a bitter divorce and have had all of my kids turned against me, so I am 99% sure it is either my ex or one of my five kids that did this.

I am on MyLife.com, even though I've never subscribed and the information they have is inaccurate. There is no contact number provided so I can at least fix the inaccuracy. I resent this violation of my privacy.

Mylife.com has a commercial that it's free. I signed up with my credit card but says they don't use it. Then my credit card got charged over $100.00 twice.

I joined MyLife.com thinking that I was only paying $7.95 but the bill came to $201.00. What is up with this? I can't even get a phone number to call you back. I would like to talk to someone from MyLife.com. I can't afford this because I am on disability.

I found mylife.com had some private information on me. When I tried their opt-out procedure, they automatically create an account for me and started to request even my private information from me (e.g. copy of government issued ID and copy of current utility bill). This seems unnecessary at the least, to remove the information and potentially illegal.