MyLife Reviews

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.

I was not informed of a confirmation before they went ahead and charged my credit card for a full year. I only wanted to do it for a month. I can't get a hold of anyone to discuss this and it's not okay with me.

I have been a member of Mylife.com since 1/31/2011. I have never been able to access any information on anyone. It keeps asking for me to subscribe! The system does not recognize me at all! Can you help me?

One day, I was bored. So I decided to search for some old high school classmates on MyLife.com (My Life Reunion). After the first month, I decided I no longer wanted a subscription to MyLife.com. I canceled my subscription. However, they continue to bill me for a service I don't use. All I want is for them to stop billing me and to leave me alone.

I wanted to have my unscrupulously harvested personal information from their despicable database. I was blackmailed to claim the entry as my own and fill out an electronic form of theirs, with complete personal data, including two former addresses. They claimed the information they put up in the first place was "public". But after some research on the Internet, I believe there are two tracking companies, including Google, from whom the marauders at MyLife.com obtained all the info on unsuspecting shlemiels like me. I have just put together a package of papers and written a letter to my US Senator in hopes that he will help me initiate a class action against these pirates or steer me toward joining one in progress. I think there are enough people who are discontented to the extent that they will join.

I signed up on the 1st of June for 3 months only. After a month, I searched for hours to find out how to close it. I spoke with a live person and told him that when my 3 months were over to close my account. The live person said okay. That was on the 4th of Sept. 2010. After that, they started harassing me everyday with messages that had an email and update information. I logged on to try to leave them messages to leave me alone. I couldn't find the phone no. I used when I told them to cancel my 3-month membership, which is all I paid for.

This company and others like it sell one's personal information without one's consent. This is personal information that can be used for ID theft, stalkers, rapist, etc. I've requested various times for them to remove my information, but they hide behind "It's public information." They should be legally forced to disclose where they get this public information upon request. People should get together to file a class action lawsuit to permanently delete one's personal information and also so they disclose where they get everyone's information.

The website is misleading. It is a scam with no refunds. $12.95/month doesn't sound so bad until they bill you for an entire year at $155.00 with no refunds and no cancellations. I've read many complaints about this company and my credit card is disputing the charge. It's a scam. Don't fall for it. I'm over my credit limit. I'm also concerned about my credit card information being in the hands of these people.

Reunion.com, now Mylife.com, allows anyone to place information on their website! I was not asked or informed by anyone about my information being placed on the Internet by Ann **, age 68, of Knoxville, TN. I do not desire Ann ** to give out any information, and I certainly do not want to be on Reunion.com with the reputation they have!

I responded to an email from this company when I tried to use it. I think it is the worst website that I have used. There were no options out and no assistance. I could not find any way to get any information that I was looking for without incurring additional charges. My credit was charged even though I immediately tried to contact them. The website said that it was temporarily down. I then immediately tried to contact the technical support but of no response. I lost the 3-month subscription which is useless.

Just now, I saw an advertisement on my email to sign up for MyLife.com. I was interested so I went to their site, tried to "sign up," and there was a response that I was already signed up under my email. I have never heard of them before so I'm assuming that someone is using my name with a different email. I tried several times to select "forgot username/password" then, I received a message that a new username/password had been sent. It never showed on my computer's email (I requested more than three times). I want to cancel the service, but couldn't find a customer service number to call. Someone (maybe someone who knows me, or I used to know), may be using my name and probably their email. I want this stopped immediately!

**** stole my address book when I visited it and sent spam pretending to be from me! Now my friends hate me.

I joined mylife.com thinking I would find information about people. Instead, they provide very minimal information. Most, you can find for free on any white pages website. It's a total waste of money. Do not subscribe to this online service! I thought I was joining for only one month for $7.95. I got sucked in for the entire year, $95.40 charged to my account. Of course there's no refund! Someone needs to rid mylife.com!

MyLife is a fraudulent company masquerading as legitimate. They bill your credit card for a year, they don't provide customer service, they do not send you a password even after you signed up. They need to be shut down by the Attorney General in California. MyLife hides behind false and misleading advertising. They don't have the courage to contact their customers.

Correction, they took my picture from MySpace without my permission. They should not be taking pictures from other sites without your permission.

My credit card was billed for a full year ($95) instead of $7.95/month. It made my credit card go over the limit. They took a picture from MyLife that I did not give them permission to take and had a hard time getting them to delete that picture. I am very upset with this company!

On Oct 6, 2010, I purchased a one month trial for 5.95. I got my credit card statement today (29th) and their is an additional charge of 191.40, which I have no clue as to what the ** that is supposed to be for. They give you a phone number but all you get is website as no one wants to talk to me. They are a crooked outfit.

I saw an ad on TV Thursday, 10/28. It said to look up who was trying to find you for free. No such thing. I went through the process only to get to the end and pay $9.95 per month. Lots of complaints on this site.

Tried to order twelve month subscription to mylife.com for 12.95 and I was denied through my visa because your site tried to charge my card 155.00? Don't know why but will make formal complaint in writing to your mylife.com site. I was interested but am very disappointed in your mistake! My credit card was charged incorrectly and I cannot use the website to see who may be searching for me. Unprofessional!

I signed up for MyLife.com with the understanding that I would be billed $7.95. My credit card was billed $96.00! I am unable to reach anyone by phone. I am a single mother and cannot afford this! I am near tears. This is not right. This is a crime! Someone please help!

Their site is false. I tried to cancel because their ad is misleading. It says $24.95 for one month. After they have my credit card information, I am told I am stuck for a year! The unsubscribe button does not work. When I tried to access my membership, I am refused and a screen wanting me to go premium keeps popping up. This company lies and keeps you going in a computer induced circle with no one helping. It is all a scam.

I have begged and begged to have my name deleted from their site and to cease others looking for me. I've even tried to block the emails, but it won't block. Please Help. This has been going on at least a month.

I googled my full name, and the first link that came up had my family members' full names. I clicked on the link and found my mother! ! Oh wait, she's been dead for over 20 years. They had her correct birthday, city, and first 6 digits of her phone number. Again, 20 years ago, when she was alive.

I tried to delete my account today, 9/28/10, per website instructions and was not able to. The website stated I could not get a refund for the remaining time left on my subscription if the account is deleted. I signed up for the premium subscription on 9/24/10 and tried to get a refund on the same day.

It was advertised that to join would only be something like $19.95, but after I joined my credit card was charged $155.40! When I called the number to remove the account, I was told I could not get a refund and that the website states this. I called within 15 minutes of the transaction.

I agreed to pay $11.75 for a 6 mo. subscription! I was charged $71.70 after I submitted my card #. I consider this a scam. Even theft! I am 62 years old, disabled and on a very short, fixed income. I can not afford this! I will have to probably miss a few meals because of this lie, misrepresentation & theft!

I believed this was going to be $19. My Visa was charged $191.40. I was only a member for less than one month and I am very unhappy about their billing. I would like a copy of their terms to see if I was ripped off!

They advertised on TV a free trial period. When I went online, I filled out my information. After I finished, I noticed a $9.93 monthly charge. I called immediately and cancelled. I was charged for two months. I called back and they said that they had no record of me cancelling. I cancelled again, then reported my credit cards stolen.

After seeing a MyLife TV commercial, I went to the site and was not aware that I had been signed up for any account. First, dispute any credit card charges with your bank. Second, send an email to MyLife expressing your displeasure with their 'scam' and tell them your next move will be to report their business practices to the government. I received an email a few days later from MyLife stating any, and all, connection with them was severed.

1. MyLife.com used misleading formation regarding the cost to sign up for the web site and what services the web-site would provide you. 2. The advertisement stated it was a free trial. It offered no conformation for the transaction for my membership. 3. I have filed a dispute with my bank for unauthorized charges in the amount of $119.40. 4. This company did not disclose that they could gain access to my personal email account and all email addresses in my computer. The monies were directly debated from my account, causing my account to be overdraft. Also, I needed to cancel my debt card in order to stop future charges.

They charged me more than what they led me to believe. They're not providing the service that they claim they would provide. They sent me information that wasn't correct. I have had no results. They really mislead you on their fees and pricing. I am so sorry that I signed up for this site on MyLife.com. They charged my credit card $179.00, which is a lot more than I was led to believe.

I was trying to search for an old high school person and according to the website it was $1.99. Instead, I was charged $143.40 and have not been able to get it cancelled and a refund. I tried immediately to cancel and was not able to. It is a scam and a rip-off. As a result I had four very small amount overdrafts on my account that cost me another $140.00. I was only authorizing a one-time $1.99 debit from my account.

I called this number and was on hold for approximately 16 minutes. I was introduced to "Chris - How may I help you today?" I asked him, "How does one sign up for the advantages to MyLife.com?" He said that, "You fill out a form on the internet and sign to the agreements of $7.95/month and after your payment plan is decided, you're in." I said, "Is there any other way that a membership can be achieve?" He said that you can submit a check to the above address and you're in or you can call this number and after we receive the required information, you're in. I told him that I did not subscribe to this membership. I told him that I tried to unsubscribe myself last night and after I highlighted "Unsubscribe" no page came up.

This company is a scam. I Immediately called within 1/2 hour of enrolling to stop the One Month Plan I agreed to on 9/10/2010, due to ongoing billing unless canceled. The site was not what I expected and now see that there are hidden charges in the "Fine Print". I asked to not be charged after the first month and wished to cancel. 2 days later, I attempted to access the remaining "Paid" days on the account due to an email from them and found myself being billed $191.00+ in an attempt to sign in when I clicked on "Full Access", which I was told I had for the remainder of my agreement: until 10/10/2010.

I've read all the info about the scams regarding charging people without their permission; I wanted to add that their information is really bad, so if you are tempted to pay, do not. It does not know me by my maiden name that I reclaimed 10 years ago. It only knows me by a married name that I had for 10 years. It thinks my father who has been dead for 25 years is still alive and that my mother is still married to him. She has been married to someone else for 8 years. So, do not be tempted to use their services. This is simply a warning to those who might be tempted to buy into their scam.

I was told online that 39 of my classmates from my old high school were looking for me and MyLife.com could put me in contact with these classmates by taking out a membership. I took a three month membership and was lead to nothing. The supposed classmates looking for me were nowhere to be found and then the mylife.com site stopped and I'm unable to reconnect because there is no response from MyLife.com.

I went to the site and they said 7 people were trying to contact me. As I was a travel nurse, I was anxious to connect. I had to pay to see the list and no one was from a state I'd been and as my first name has an "a". At the end, I have never met anyone with that name, so it was a scam. I demanded my money back and I did get it.

They are mendacious, malice people by so stating the site is "free", and then gives you a choice asking for a credit card.

My complaint is regarding MyLife.com. I've never signed up for anything with this company; however I somehow get emails stating "Jennifer, someone is looking for you". Not sure how anyone got my email address however I've requested that MyLife take me off of their site on many, many occasions and still I get no response from anyone. Why can't someone do something about this company? They are apparently a rip off and try and get whatever information they can about you so they can scam you.

I was charged for a total 1-year-subscription of which they assured to have information on friends and relatives that I have lost contact of. They gave me contact information of one person and have never been able to give correct information on my father, who lives 1/2 mile from myself, nor correct information about myself, which I've submitted several times. My one-year subscription has expired, and I've requested no further contact from the company, (who won't even disclose their phone number, or offer me to be taken off their website.)

This company entices buyers by claiming that 'someone' is searching for them and having buyers pay to find out who. The 'someone' in question is a made-up individual. I was searching online for a friend with whom I'd like to get back in touch. The MyLife.com results were at the top of the page, so I clicked on it. I had to register (for 'free') to see the results. I used a very very old zip code instead of my real one.

Mylife.Com said I had 25 people looking for me. I paid $10.95 for 1 month. I looked up all 25 people and did not know anyone they had listed. Not one! No receipt in my mail box so far they haven't raised my subscription price.This company is a ripoff!

I was trying to contact Mylife.com and tell them not to renew my 30 day promotional. I do not want them to take any more money from my checking account. I called their customer service phone number, and all I got was a recording. They linked me up with another company and that company took money out of my checking account. I contacted the company on August 5, 2010, and they said they would refund my money. I believe they are in the process of doing so. I just want to be done with mylife.com. I wanted this on record. Thank you.

I've been trying for 2 hours now to cancel my membership, there is no place to cancel it. I don't want to get charged again tomorrow, and their phone is close for tonight. Not very convenient.

There is no way to contact these people, but they have my name listed with relatives that are not relatives but people that are unsavory to say the least. I do not wish to be associated with these people, but MyLife.com had me listed stating Vicki **, and Claudia ** are my relatives. They are not. Please help me in this. Thank you.

I paid for services and cannot access the site. I was very frustrated and agitated. Can someone tell me how to contact them? I would appreciate it. Thank you.

I thought I was getting a guest shot at this site but it turned out to be a year subscription at 6.95 per month. They charged my account $83.40. I called the next morning and was told that the best they could do was reduce it to a three-month subscription for 33+ dollars. I said okay because I was to get back $50.55 of the $83.40.

I mistakenly signed up for an 11.95 trial. They took $143 plus 2 different times 1 dollar from my debit card. All I had thought I was authorizing was the $11.95. The person I talked with (the bank gave me their phone number) told me I must have not read some small print somewhere on their website. No refunds! I then went into my ballistic irate consumer roll. After dropping names of prosecutors and using words such as theft they agreed to deduct the entire amount but said it would take 7 to 10 business days.

I was not aware that any type of trace would be left of these searches, and either one could be potentially harmful. Please remove this activity as quickly as possible. I also do not wish to have this discussed with my husband under any circumstances. Thank you!

I thought I was signing up for $6.95 a month. It's my fault I didn't read it right I guess. But I thought for $6.95 month if I don't like it I will cancel. As soon as I paid it said no refunds. It does not help you find anyone. I thought it would look up marriage records or birth records. It gives marriage records from 1900. I need to look up someone in the 21 century. It's a rip off.

I just signed up for what I thought was a year subscription to mylife.com for $10.97. When I got my confirmation back, they had taken $131.42 out of my account. When I contacted them they refused to refund the full amount and I'm not at all sure if any of it will be refunded. I have contacted the Attorney General, but what else can I do? I don't have that kind of money to throw away. I was just trying to find my sister who has been missing for 10 years.

The television ad stated that you could do a search to see who is looking for you for free but there was no such information only if you wanted to pay. This is false advertising.

I checked my life.com. there was a page that showed a higher price marked out and a lower one for $6.95 a month for a year. That page disappeared and a new one came up. I filled info again, noticed in the terms it was going to be $15.9 a month? I immediately erased all my info.

They are frauds because I couldn't delete my account with my name and info. I had made up a phony name with phony information. How ironic, that I constantly get email telling me someone is looking for me. They just want people to pay and join.

Saw commercial on TV about MyLife to connect to lost friends. Went to the site where it said $6.96 for 12 months but ended up being charged $83.40. Called their number to contact and was told all sales were final when I wanted to cancel. This was all in the first 10 minutes of entering the site. I was told I would be given the lowest rate which I refused. I told them I would call my credit card and cancel which made the rep say she had to check with her manager. When she came back, she said they would refund our credit card in 7-10 days. I feel this is a huge scam as I could not read the tiny gray print at the bottom. Very misleading.

I signed with MyLife.com up by mistake and when I called to cancel, they said that they could only give me back a part payment and that I would have access the Web site for a month. Well, that is not true. I cannot log on and now, I can't even get to where I can get a phone number to make a complaint. I can't do anything on this Web site and have paid for a month and probably for a whole year if my statement from my Discover card comes and I haven't been reimbursed. I have no way to contact any one at this site.

This site automatically charges you renewal unless you change setting which are not always available to change. Consumers should not be automatically renewed on any and all websites.

For over 4 months, I received emails 2 to 3 times weekly that a 14-year-old female in Iowa is trying to locate me. I honestly believe this is bogus. I did not join this company's unwanted solicitation, yet they email me regularly with the same information, sometimes with a little different wording.

I signed up for this service and do not use it. They have no procedure for termination online but say that you must cancel online. They renew without contacting at the beginning of each new period. Their business practices are fraudulent at best. They may provide a service but no way to exit that service. Please help.

"MyLife" used a falsified message from a friend on facebook recommending them, with a link to their enrollment page. I enrolled for a one year trial for $10.00; when I received the email confirmation, the charge to my card was $138.00. I called immediately and asked to cancel. I was told cancelling would not include a refund, but that I could "reduce" my plan to a 3-month enrollment for $38.00. I have received no confirmation that this has occurred. I would like all charges removed from my card and the membership cancelled. I was overcharge $128.00 and refused a refund.

MyLife.com keeps charging my debit card for services I don't need or use and I want them to stop and refund my money.

The relatives you (mylife.com) listed as my relatives are not related to me in any way. I do not know who these people are!

I was looking for a phone number and address of a long lost friend and My Life promised results for only $1.00. I decided to give it a try, but after I answered many questions as well as the promise of many free services, I was told "you're almost there", "we have the information you are looking for". I gave my credit card number, but the final page had a charge of $5.98. I could not get out of the extra charge at that point.

I went on their website yesterday, they charged my account $107.00. Today, I called MyLife.com and asked for a refund. The very small print grants only a portion of the amount to be refunded. They are refunding only $68.00, not the $107.00 they took out of my account. This transaction was done only yesterday, I should have received full refund. Also, their advertisement on television should be taken off the air. False advertising. You cannot do anything on the website without joining. I am very disappointed in this site. I only wanted my full charge of $107.00 put back in my account. I want no further contact with this website. I feel this website is deceiving.

I was trying to subscribe for one month, but they processed membership for one year. I called, and the man said they would correct it. That remains to be seen, when my bill comes through on the credit card. It stated that my membership had been changed to one month, but I can't use it at all. They say verify email, and they will supposedly send me an email, which never comes, so I can't use the site at all. The damage is that I got screwed again.

The site led me to believe that 14 people were really looking for me. When I paid the 1 month fee, it contained states and names that I didn't know. Also, as my first name is unusual, Editha, I know those weren't in my name. When I tried to cancel, I couldn't access any site or contact them. I'm 71 on SS, and I can't afford $6.95 every month.

I saw the ad for MYLIFE.COM on TV looked up my name on website and found my EX-husband’s name and my deceased son's name next to mine. I was furious. Called them to complain and she said would delete account within 10 days. It is still listed. Who gave them the right to put up my personal information this is invasion of privacy. I am very angry. I do not want to be associated with an ex husband, and I don’t want my sons name listed, let him rest in peace. I feel violated.

An introductory offer was given for $6.95. As soon as I filled in my information, they announced my account would be charged $82.00. I immediately tried to cancel the account (within five minutes). This website is a fraud. I never heard of any of the people they said were looking for me.

I tried to cancel a subscription within minutes after getting a glimpse of some very faint fine print. I searched the site for a way to do so and then called customer service. After waiting on hold for half hour, I was told by this young lady that there would be no cancellation. The very best she could do was to cancel an automatic renewal that was set for June of 2011! This is just a nasty way to do business and I feel ripped off. They use deceptive methods. I'm out over $85.00 unless I can get the bank to withhold payment, which I will try early Monday morning.

They said free on TV that’s a lie I’m glad I didn't give my credit card anybody thinking about my life read the complaints first.

A few years ago, I had signed up for a one year subscription to (then) Reunion, which is now MyLife. Without any current transaction, they billed the/my same credit card for a new subscription. I smelled something bad right away, so I called my credit card company, who was great and considered it fraud and removed it from my billing. Thanks Chase! Hey, MyLife, you people are crooks and it will catch up with you!

I signed up to MyLife. They told me they were going to charge me $5.99 a month to look up old classmates and friends. They ended up charging me $72 and then said I cannot get a refund. I thought that website was free and I really need my money back I will never use that website again.

They debit tied my bank account to renew a account I never knew I had, And one I would not want any way, I would never have any interest in www.mylife.com. I have a small budget being on Social security. They have taken money I would have used for food for me and my boys.

I never signed up for mylife.com. They illegally obtained private and privileged information and violated a private email address. They took a photograph from another website and reposted it on theirs. Violation of my privacy pursuant to California Constitution. They are spamming me.

I am doing some work on Ancestry.com for my Mother's family who immigrated to the US. I keep getting pop-ups, even though I blocked their cookies, and they keep coming even though I have tried to contact them and let them know I don't want to do business with them and never signed on for a membership, although they claim I did and they somehow got my credit card information and I found a charge on my bill and disputed it. I was one of the lucky ones to get it refunded, but the emails keep coming almost every week. Because of an unauthorized charge on my card I had to get a new one, which means calling every company you pay by credit card.

They advertise a free service but before you can see results they want a credit card number to charge a membership fee. No way. Filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and Attorney General for the State of WA. They need to be shut down and put behind bars!

I had complained about two unauthorized profiles I had discovered they had of me on May 12, 2010 at 8:11 PM. A guy by the name of "Robert" had assured me that they would take down the profile. However, no such actions have been taken; even worse, when conducting a recent search just this evening, not only did they not take down the unauthorized profile, I found that these divulged even more personal information about me such as immediate family members and worse, my birthday date, which identity thieves will surely make use of, if they haven't already.

Signed up with this website to find old friends and family, but I have tried to contact people but have never got a reply from anyone whom the website say are members. I know that if these people are really members they would answer me, which leads me to believe that this website just took my money and it will be hard to cancel the account without a hassle.

After many months of advertisements from mylife, I finally decided to join. I signed up for the $7.95 plan and checked my billing to find out that my credit card had been charged for over $94. Now I can't get any live person to help me, only a message saying that I can unsubscribe but cannot get a refund. I made a stupid mistake in a moment of desperation. I was recently laid off from my job and thought maybe contacting old friends would cheer me up and perhaps point me towards a job lead. I really cannot afford to waste over $94. Wow, for an educated woman, I can't believe I did something so stupid!

I subscribed to this in 2009. They were very ineffectual, nothing. They billed my credit card at the end of March 2010 for another $60.00 without my permission. I am very unhappy that this can occur without my permission.

Looking for an email address, I was directed to Mylife.com. After filling out the required information, a page came up requesting $3.99 for a one year subscription. That didn't sound too bad so I gave them my credit card number. When the confirmation came through, it was for $71.40. Credit card can’t do anything. I was unable to read the fine print.

I went in and looked at this site. I was going to do it but after I filled out some of my info, the site automatically put in my debit card number. I immediately erased my CC number and exited the site.

My children and I are under a no contact court order from my ex-husband. I checked my home e-mail Monday March 1,2010 and had a message from Mylife popped up about my ex-husband trying to locate my personal info and e-mail. I realized people have to make a living and will put others at risk to fatten their pocketbooks but just because someone pays Mylife for a package deal to search for someone does not give them the right to release personal info such as e-mail addresses, etc. No harm has been done that I am aware of at the moment but we should all be entitled to our privacy, especially when it is court ordered.

I signed up for the one month membership, but my checking account (used a debit card) was charged for one year membership of $71.40, and then an additional $1.00 for who knows what. I called to get them to refund the year membership and was told they would, but when I checked my bank account and saw the additional $1 charge, I called back and asked to cancel the entire membership. Since I called right after signing up, I expected no problem, but I was politely told that all they would refund was $62.45. I was told that was the maximum they would do. I am most upset that a company fraudulently withdrew an incorrect amount, and then when an additional amount withdrawn was taken, would not just go ahead and cancel. I strongly advise people to not deal with this company and will not let this rest until restitution has been made.

Clicked on link from Yahoo mail, got nowhere. Should have read your posts first. Gave only name and age. Hope I have not sabotaged my e-mail. Someone should hack these slimy back to the late cretaceous era.

I thought subscribed for one month period at reduced price for MyLife.com but it led to a chain of other charges on my debit card and now my telephone bill for ridiculous charges, call waiting at $14.95! This is not a one time charge. Now I have to call that company again! Money and time lost on making phone calls.

It's a scam. An email said someone from my high school class wanted to get in contact with me stating I needed to sign up and pay $18 to get the information (name and contact #). After I gave them my credit card number, I found they had no contact to give me. I decided I had been scammed for $18 and I let it go. Now, I find they are billing me monthly for the "membership" fee without my permission to continue the membership. I have called my credit card to reverse the charges and stop their charges. No results yet.

After joining MyLife.com, I found it to be useless, very limited information. I canceled my membership! About a month after I canceled, 2 unauthorized charges appeared on my debt card. Both for $19.95 - one to DLMAX the other to Saveace. In searching these charges, I found both mvq-dlmax.com and Saveace.com are affiliated with MyLife.com. I did not provide either of these sites my debt card info. I believe they obtained the info from MyLife.com. I was not aware I authorized that info when signing up for MyLife.com. I do wonder who else they sold/provided my info to? This cost me $39.90, plus the cost of replacing the debt card.

This site has no right pulling pictures and blog information and posting it when the person hasn't even been to MyLife.com. I didn't sign up for this site, yet a picture of myself and blog information that I deleted from some other site because I realized I made a mistake posting it is on here without my consent. I just got off the phone with their removal department and this should be removed in 7 days. Everyone who has ever had a social networking page and has since deleted it, you may be surprised and pissed off that your "deleted" information is on here whether you like it or not. You can have it removed, but this is completely wrong - posting information when you do not want it viewed by the public. Maybe a day in court will stop this from happening?

MyLife went into my email addresses and sent everyone I ever sent an email to and asked if they knew me. How can they do that? And why would they send these contacts an email asking if they knew me? Of course, they know me. I have their email addresses and correspond with them. When I called to complain, the customer service rep did say she would have this turned off within 3 to 5 business days. She mentioned that there is an automatic renewal and my card would be charged again next year. No way. I don't like their service now and I certainly don't want it renewed. The $1.99 to join, that's for 1 month. Your credit card is charged for the whole year at one time. I wish I could just have myself removed from this site.

The site is bogus. I had sent out dozens of "emails" using the site without any response. So, I sent "emails" to people I already knew and actually had their emails, including myself. No one got any communication from MyLife.com. The "service" is a rip off and a scam! I have complained without any result from the company.

I signed up for their people search for a supposed $1.99. When I got the confirmation screen, I found out they were billing my credit card $23.88. I tried to delete my account within minutes of signing up and ended up having to call their "customer care" number. Then, I was told the amount was for a full year and there were no refunds. After checking back at the site, I still couldn't read the small print at the bottom of the screen. I sent them an email complaint and their response was, "Thank you for contacting MyLife.com. Our records indicate that the concerns expressed in your email were already addressed by a Representative with our Customer Care team." The site doesn't even do what I thought it did. I tried to find someone and their phone number and was redirected to another site to sign up for their subscription plan! This site should be closed down.

Your company is a rip-off and misleading. I thought I would be billed $1.95, but your company is trying to bill me $19.95. Great rip-off.

Like all the other complaints about this website, I, too, feel they misrepresent what you will get out of the site. I was dumb enough to give them my credit card info so they could charge what I thought would be $12 for a one-month membership. They charged me $36 for my so-called renewal, which I was not expecting. This is a case of checking things out before allowing access, but these types of sites rely on ignorance. I will make sure no one I know ever uses their worthless site. I did go in and cancel the auto renew, so hopefully they can't get any more money out of me. I am out $36 and am upset that I allowed them to get away with this.

While looking online for relatives in August 2009, I came across an item about finding anyone, no charges were advertised. After signing up, I began to be charged in Sept. and Oct. $19.95. I called today and canceled the service. I was told the charge was for coupons.

I went on the phone to tell these people to cancel this membership because it was not what I thought it was and they refused me a refund. This was all done the same day before charges applied. They charged my account anyway.

I never signed up for this service. I am new to the internet and clicked on wrong space. Now I can't get my e-mail or respond to my e-mails. The customer service line is no help and it's a vicious cycle that is making me very angry. How do I contact the Attorney General in California? And how do I get them to stop harassing me with their junk mail that I keep putting down as spam but somehow they still get through? I wasted energy and time trying to get out of this MyLife horror cycle. It made me mad that something that should be so simple is so leeching and disruptive to my physical well-being. Losing contacts because this site infiltrated a friend’s mail site because of my mistake.

I received an email alert from a website that some person might be searching for me, since the description matched the area and age of a friend that I had lost contact with. So, I checked out the site. Apparently, I was already a member of their free site, which was previously reunion.com. I continued to proceed on how to find out who was searching for me. It ultimately wanted me to pay for services. When I was on the payment options screen, I noticed that it said free trial. After speaking to the rep, they meant free trial on upgraded services that were additional to the premium services that they wanted to charge $36 annually. Because of their clever advertising, they are going to make a lot of money on unsuspecting people and I wanted to voice how unfair that is.

I subscribed to the website, decided I didn't like it and called in to cancel my membership. Six months later, they automatically renewed my cancelled membership and charged me $36. I contacted them and they blamed PayPal. I contacted PayPal and a customer service rep explained that they used their prior permission to access my account. Upon second contact with MyLife.com's customer service, they agreed to give me a complete refund via PayPal. They said it would take up to 10 days. They gave me a confirmation number of #**. It has been over 10 days. I sent an email, as well as a PayPal reminder to them and they have not responded to either. I want my money back! I'm out $36 that was in no way earmarked for MyLife.com. I'm a student on a fixed income, $36 is grocery money!

NetSleuth has 'crammed' my credit card account with charges for services I did not order nor have used. They have ignored my inquiries. I am out cash and have had to close down my card.

I never gave or authorized any charge to my card, yet suddenly I have a $36 renewal fee charged to my bank account. I cannot contact the company with the toll free number on their site because it isn't valid from the Virgin Islands. I have not received a response to any emails either. I also cannot even cancel my account online or remove the credit card info they have for me. It says it can only be done via the toll free number! How ridiculous! I will now have to cancel my card and get a new one.

They are taking 60 dollars out of my account by draft. I never approved this. Please help, no one returns my e-mails.

I was searching around and came across this website and I noticed they had information on my 15-year old daughter posted. I promptly called them but I know how this information selling sites work so I *67 before so they wouldn’t get my cell phone number. I spoke to a guy there and explained that they had information on my child and that I wanted it removed right away. The guy was helpful and said he would get it done immediately. And I thought that we were all finished. About five hours later after I called them, I noticed two missed calls from a friend. Puzzled why she hadn’t left a message (she always does), I called her back thinking something was wrong and that was when she said someone hijacked my phone. Obviously, I thought she was kidding until she told me that when she called that she heard my ring back and then when it would normally go to voicemail that it directed it off to MyLife.com's phone service.

I think that having an automatic renewal without prior notification is a very bad idea! I had totally forgotten that I even had this service as I have never received any emails at all from Reunion.com or when it switched over to MyLife.com. You really need to send an advisory when someone is going to be billed for a service! Who remembers what they did one year ago, especially if you never receive any emails from that organization?

I did the same thing. I accidentally signed up for this stupid **. I called and I told them this, "I never signed up for this website. I think someone else used my information," since I knew they were "non-refundable". They gave me $55 back and kept the other $5. But after that, I found more charges from different companies affiliated with MyLife on the bill. I'm, of course, outraged by this crap! Is there any way we can make a petition to shut down MyLife.com or find this person in charge of it and get his ass charged for some kind of crime? If there is, please e-mail me at **.

This morning, I "accidentally" signed up for MyLife.com - misread the ad thinking it was a year for $5. It was actually $5 a mo. for a year. I immediately called them to cancel (a matter of 1/2 hr. had lapsed). They refused to cancel/refund my money to my debit card (informing me that all subscription fees are non-refundable). Instead, the only option they gave me was to credit me only for $24 and keep the remaining $36 for a 3-month membership (which is for an unwanted membership). This is very poor practice, especially since I opted to cancel within minutes. I think that this is really being unfair to the consumers. Could you please investigate to see if the full amount of $60 can be credited back to me? Thank you.

My aunt had sent me an e-mail inviting me to join her on MyLife.com. I opened the e-mail and followed the prompt screens which indicated that I had a free trial for their services. The next day, my husband was checking our banking account and noticed a $60 charge to MyLife.com. Of course he questioned me about this charge and needless to say, I was surprised to say the least. I did find a customer service phone number and contacted the site directly at which time I did get a live person on the phone. I stated my displeasure at being charged $60 for what I thought was a free trial.

I signed up for a three-day trial membership. The small print apparently says that the trial membership will automatically be changed to a premium membership if you do not call to cancel within three days. I was not issued a refund even after calling on the fourth day. What happens if your credit card is stolen and fraudulently used at this site? The person is out the fee. When I called to cancel the subscription, I verbally requested that my information be deleted and that they do not contact me.

I do not do any social networking, my husband and I are very private people. But here's how we almost got sucked in. Last year, our 16-year old son was on mySpace. There was an obsessed 37 year old woman cyberstalking him so, he set his profile to private, trying to keep her out. So she set up an imposter profile posing as a 16-year old girl (fake photo and all), sent him a request to make her a "friend" and he fell for it. She proceeded to contact his friends and download the pics he had posted. We had no idea he had our family vacations, inside of our home, etc. Once he came to us to tell us the whole ugly story and we did some detective work (my husband's a communications expert for the government), we were able to track down the phony profile. We complained to mySpace and they reluctantly removed both of this child stalker's profiles.

I was invited to look at my friend's son's site on MyLife. When doing so, they emailed everyone in my contacts list and invited them to MyLife saying I sent it. This was dirty dealing to say the least. My contacts list is my personal list and is not available to anyone. I feel violated. I have had to contact all the people I can to tell them this is a dirty company and to ignore the email they sent.

His name is Jeffrey Tinsley (11-28-1973) from Los Angeles, California. He is the CEO of mylife.com (formerly reunion.com). My complaint is about mylife.com and CEO Jeffrey Tinsley. When I signed up for reunion.com, this man went into my email inbox and sent out emails to all my contacts and people on my address book, including one where he asks them to sign up for reunion.com as though I was referring them. I tried closing the account, and I couldn’t. But the site is now called mylife.com, and he has imported all my contacts to this site and created a fake account for me with a username and password that he created himself and has also put himself as my contact on my contact list. He has made it public as well. I was completely unaware of this until I googled my username. He has invaded my privacy. Just imagine a complete stranger who has without your permission accessed your email inbox.

I received an invite from a friend to join Mylife.com. After reading the bad reviews on the site, I decided not to continue. But I found out two days later that Mylife.com had grabbed e-mail addresses from my address book and started sending out invites to everyone in my address book. This site is acting like a virus. I have had to notify everyone I know that the invite is bogus and was not sent from me. They in turn have had to contact everyone they know to see if they received invites by going to the site because they thought the invite came from me.

They had been bugging me for years to sign up and once I did, I was able to get on their site for the $36. This was supposed to be for 3 months. I can't log on. These people are ripoffs. How the heck can you contact these people? There is no contact link.

They had an offer for a month for 1 dollar. I went and used my Visa for 1 dollar and then got my bill from Visa, and they have been charging me $9.95 for a month then $8.95 the next month. They were getting ready to charge me another $9.95, so I called MyLife/Reunion and asked them what the charges were for, and she said, "For your monthly charges." I told her, "No, I only paid for 1 month." She said, "We don't do one-months," and proceeded to scream at me, and told me that it was too late, there was nothing I could do about it. Now, is this true?

I signed up for 3 months premium service at $36. I looked up one address then when I tried to look up a second, they were going to charge me for it! Four or five dollars! That's why I paid the first $36. They said you can get one name per day, then you will be charged for additional names. This is definitely a ripoff. Should have checked it out first. I hope they don't have info on all the names in my files, as a previous complainer stated.

I signed up for their free service. They went into my contacts' list and have been constantly spamming everyone in it without my permission! All my friends, co-workers, people I haven't talked to in ages, professional contacts - it was so embarrassing. I can't believe they have the nerve to do this. It was wrong in so many levels and now have all those information. I immediately cancelled my account and will never have anything to do with them again.