MyLife Reviews

How do any of us know if they aren't creating a place for someone to hack and steal your information. There are already so many people on here saying they have had wrong amounts taken from them and the information they found wasn't even about them. Get "LifeLock", it's more trustworthy and legitimate. There should be a class action lawsuit against this "MyLife" for their scare tactics and harassment. I never asked for their assistance or gave them my email address so their stealing information to get business. How does anyone know of that if you don't sign up, that your information they have will be sold to some other shady identity thief.

As with many other reviews I have read, I kept getting e-mails suggesting they could remove personal info from sites displaying this information without authorization. Once on their site they wanted money before they could tell you anything. These e-mails never prompted me to pay for any membership. Last week they offered me a 7 day trial for $1.00. That was the hook they needed to spark my interest. Had the site been able to live up to the hype, I would have remained a customer.

Non-stop emails got me as the wrong person. Plus when I finally found myself they got my gender wrong lol. Everything about it is a scam.

I received multiple emails from this company stating that there is information online that may ruin my reputation financially or professionally. Just like the other reviewers, I was naive to sign up to this sham. Everything they had about me was outdated and even a lie. Supposedly, I had tickets in which I was in contempt with the law. This terrified me, I've never been in trouble in my life. My family tree was all incorrect. They wanted me to call them to straighten it out. No, thank you. I called the City of Riverside, to ensure that these tickets were incorrect. Hired a monitoring service and purchased fraud insurance. All of which said that I have nothing to worry about. This company is TERRIBLE. Trying to scare people into a monthly membership. I will wait for a class action suit.

This morning I signed up for the $9.95/mo expecting to just be charged $9.95 a month, however they charged for the full year ($119.99) in one transaction. There was nothing on the page stating that upon signing up that they would charge the full amount. No links to click on to read any disclosures - nothing. Thankfully I realized this 30 mins after I registered so I called to spoke to a representative, James, and told him the situation and that I would like to be refunded and to have my membership/page canceled.

I receive almost daily emails from MyLife.com. My background records are being pulled (without my consent). There is no way of getting rid of my information on the site. It also has incorrect information posted for both public pages they have created about me. If there is any possible way of getting off of this site, please help. I DO NOT WANT TO HEAR FROM THAT AT ALL. Want off the list.

A couple of weeks ago I got the alarming email that my "personal information" was available to view online as well as my background report. Even though there was no option to try the service for free, I signed up for it because I was curious what someone thought was out there on me. I paid the fee but luckily have had most of the money returned to me when I would not back down about a refund. The information in my personal information was so WRONG and it included information about my children that was wrong. Who needs to know who lived where and who lives there now! NO ONE!!! I repeat it is no one's business. I agree that this site and others like it should be removed from the internet and that the CEO's or founders fined heavily for the misrepresentation of unknowing people.

This site uses emails to commit blackmail and extortion. You get a personal review of you from the CEO who doesn't know you. They use fear and intimidation to try to lure you to give them money to protect yourself. We need to be protected from MyLife.com! They send me regular emails claiming that people are viewing my background report and that my background report has changes "including foreclosure". I have never had a foreclosure. There are no foreclosures on my credit reports and I have a high FICO score. These people need to be stopped and put out of business!

Unlike everyone else that paid for the site I clicked the button that said I wasn't that person. I was pissed about how they had every last address I lived including my current one. This is an invasion of privacy. This gives people a way of finding where you are if you had a protection order. I don't like anyone having access to my personal information. Now I don't feel safe in my own home. This should be against the law.

I see that others have had a similar experience. I signed up for 1 month of MyLife. The website shows the cost is $7.95. My card was immediately charged $180.00! I called and screamed. Eventually, they refunded $150.00 of my money explaining the minimum membership is $30. I complained that the website shows $7.95 and the operator played stupid! On top of that I did not receive the email I was promised with my password! I had to call again the next day and start the whole ** process over! AVOID MYLIFE AT ALL COSTS!

I signed up for a $7.99 one month membership to help friends find their son. The next day I called to cancel the subscription only to be told that I had signed up for the yearly subscription of $95.99 and my card was charged accordingly. I most certainly did not select the yearly subscription - I selected the $7.95 monthly rate because it was only $7.95 and I had no intention of keeping the subscription. After requesting to speak to a supervisor, the same CSR came back on and said he could refund $75. This is a total rip-off scam.

I will outline the things I saw within my first 10 minutes of going through your interface that actually shows that what you all have done not only to me but thousands of other hopefully customers is fraudulent and detrimental to our own personal identities. What kind of Identity Protection company does not have 24/7 365 support when trying to call on an urgent matter? Monday through Friday business hours and Pacific time? Really?

I have never signed up for their services and out of blue today I seen 9.95 charge on my cc. I'm so pissed.

This site is a complete scam. Call the attorney general's office in your state if they stole money from you and didn't return it. The attorney general's office of your state can and will handle this. They are also the office who can shut this place down. I unsubscribed. Hopefully this will be enough. If not I will be contacting the AG's office here in Washington. If a bunch of people call the AG's office in their state chances are this company will be investigated. It's obnoxious and info is old. They have me living at an old address in a completely different state. So if you pay them you're not even paying for accurate information. Please do not give this company any of your money because they will not return it. I hope after people read this review those of you who are receiving harassing emails and no returns on your money will make a complaint with AG's office in the state you live in. They will then investigate this company's illegal practices and shut them down.

The site had a $1 seven day people search with the option to cancel within the seven days. The information I used to pay the $1 was used to sign me up for a $179 additional services. I called as soon as I saw the charge, which was the following day. I was told they would not reverse the charges even after I explained I had not signed up for them. Their website is tricking people by using the information for the $1 dollar service for the $179 service and then not accepting the termination request. Contracts can be broken within 5 days in the state of Texas.

I had checked out this site back around 2009 or so, after being told by a family member you could meet people on it. I had created an account, but only a free trial (as I remember)...I didn't pay for anything. After being mistaken about what they actually offer, I let the free trial run out. They continued to send me emails, but not very many. In the last few years I've been getting harassing emails from them every single day, bleating about how my online reputation (gasp) could be compromised, how certain people are looking up info on me, and the latest: "You may have a new written review about you." Oh, so I "may"? And that's a good reason why I should sign up and give them my money?

My father has been receiving emails from MyLife.com for the last year or so. When he first told me, I advised him to ignore the emails because they seem to be scam, fear inflicting emails to get him to subscribe to their services. After reading the reviews of the company at ConsumerAffairs I'm glad I told him to ignore them. He contacted me today because the number of emails sent to his email account have become unbearable. After going through the emails he received I saw an unsubscribe link. I was able to unsubscribe him from the unsolicited emails he's been receiving. If they keep sending emails after 10 days, I'm getting lawyers involved.

I purchase a prescription that was supposed to be for a month. I got charged $98 for a full year. After going through the website I did a search in which they want to charge you even more to get the full information. This site is a rip off. Customer support is poor. I did manage to get $45 refunded supposedly. If you want to get ripped off become a member because they will do it for you.

On Oct 18th an anonymous comment was posted to my profile on MyLife.com. I had only recently been told of this site 6 months ago and checked it out once. The next time I logged on was to view a comment a friend told me about. I contacted mylife.com customer service and was told I could sign up and pay their monthly subscription fee to protect me from these posts. I would have access to hide or delete comments. This was a false statement that was made on my account, the comment was "K. ** likes to sleep with married men." I'm sorry but I find this disgusting and want it removed.

This website makes your personal information available then attempts to extort money from you to remove it!

I signed up for the 7 day free trial of their so called privacy information. It said my bank account would not be charged for 7 days. I went online to their site and all it had was very old information which was not bad and wasn't concerned about anything on there. They didn't have my correct phone number or anything that would hurt my reputation. The review that was on there was within the company. I went into my bank account and they had already deducted $197.40 from my account! I called them within 30 minutes of the beginning of this nightmare and said I would have to upgrade to receive that information that was bad.

This site gathers your public information from the web and puts it all together in one tidy location so that anyone can gain access to it. In order to have this removed, you are forced to subscribe to their scam service for one year or pay a one time fee. They create false "reviews" of your reputation, starting you out at 7.5/10. They list your family members as well so that your family can be harassed alongside you. I must get 27 emails a day from this site telling me stuff has changed, I need to take action now, and other false reports designed to make me feel unsafe and that my information has been compromised. How this site is allowed to operate when it is a painfully obvious scam is totally beyond me. They should be shut down and law enforcement should be called in so that people who have subscribed to their service out of fear can be refunded their money.

I understand that if I choose to make a public web presence (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, etc.) that my information may be made public. However, MyLife went over the line when the 'owner' (bot) did a personal review of me, even though he knows nothing about me. MyLife mines this information, shares it and then threatens people if they want to manage it. While there is little I should expect to manage public sites, it's information they generate about me - not created by me - that is offensive. They have the audacity to review me and leave me a rating of 7.5 out of 10. MyLife steps over the line by submitting a personal review without offering an option to remove it... unless I pay.

I've read the other reviews and agree with others that MYLIfe tries to scare you into paying money. What I would like to add to this is that if you ever used this company to try to track down someone... maybe for a reunion or maybe you looked them up ONCE because you were curious where they ended up living years after you knew them.... I feel that they send THEM emails forever after telling them that you are looking for them, and it may look like you are a stalker. I get emails that so-and-so is searching for me, when I know they looked me up ONCE and I keep getting notices that make them sound like they are stalking me, so I fear that anyone I ever looked up (just to see where they ended up living) is going to get notices periodically that I am searching for them. It is so creepy and I also don't want to creep out others.

MyLife.com started out many years ago as a social site to content with people from school and your childhood. Now, they are collecting unauthorized information about people and using that in a way that makes people feel they are in danger of bad reports about them. I have been receiving emails, almost daily about how the information they have can interfere with many aspects of my life and I can only have access to this information if I pay for their membership. I was reading a review from another woman who stated her ex-husband keeps finding her because of MyLife.com. Now that is a serious concern as obviously he is a threat to her! I also read another review about how they lost their BBB accreditation earlier this year because of their tactics. Something has to be done about this company. I am with these other people that it is time to band together and get this company shutdown! They are tyrants!

Hi I'm Jeris **, 33 years old, from Wallington, New Jersey. I got no accounts with MyLife.com, reunion.com, www.iwpnewjersey.com but they have my information on google. Please I want this websites about to stop having my information on google. Please help. Thanks.

I constantly receive vaguely threatening emails from these people. The one I received this morning was the last straw. "Your threat vector has been elevated." WTH?!? I unsubscribed. Hope it works.

Just like everyone else who has complained, I have been receiving emails that people are searching for me, my personal information is exposed, their CEO did a personal review of me, data breach risk, etc, etc, etc. They've been emailing me at least once a day for over a year. I called the # a previous complainer advertised at 888-704-1900 and got a smirky 'customer service' individual and I told them to review me or I'd sue. I discussed all the other complaints about their company and how even people have paid them to be removed and then they still aren't. I didn't give them permission to advertise any of my information, etc. They defend themselves by saying that all the information is already on the internet, that's where they get it blah blah. I told them remove me or I'll sue and I'll join everyone else who wants to sue them. He said I would be removed in "7-10 days" and gave me a confirmation #. I will check it and keep checking it. Based on other complaints, I'm doubtful anything will be removed.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has revoked MyLife's accreditation, giving MyLife a rating of D- [18]. On 03/20/2015 this company's accreditation in BBB was revoked by BBB's Board of Directors due to recent government action involving the business's customer relations which indicates a significant failure of the business to meet standards of conduct expected of a BBB member.

I am furious that MyLife posts my personal information - this is how my ex-husband finds me. I have approached them several times to take it down; they do, but within 72 hours it is back up. The only way to control this info is to pay for their service which I won't as being held hostage is about as heinous as it gets. I can't help but wonder why the group "Anonymous" won't do something about this.

This site has been fear mongering through my email account for ages now. Threats of having my reputation destroyed or identity stolen. They clearly have my personal information and want fees for me to "protect" myself against people who may want to hurt me, with their help.

I am like a lot of people on here that received emails from MyLife in regards to my information. I did get an email stating that my reputation is at stake but the link was a lure to buy a membership in which I didn't buy. Lately it seems that MyLife has been pretty consistent in sending my emails and saying that someone has searched me and it may be an employer or what not. I don't even have an account with MyLife.

I googled my name and it came up on your site. I didn't give you permission to publish anything about me. Please remove it at once.

This site has my personal info. They give no way to opt out. The only way to opt out... they use... control your info... Is to pay a fee to join their website so you can take any info they have on you off. I never gave permission for them to use my name or personal info. They give you no way to get that info off unless you pay by credit card and join them. To me this is fraud and this company needs to be taken down.

MyLife sends threatening emails. Here's what the latest email says: "MyLife Breach Updates to Cavett **. Warning: You've Been Exposed to a New Data Breach. Cavett, We've Detected New Threats That Have Exposed You. ** has been breached." A little orange button says "View Threats Now." "To protect your privacy, do not forward this email to anyone not authorized by you to access your profile." Had enough? So have I. Please shut these people down. I will help! I didn't want to be in MyLife. It sounds too much like a me-too scene. The last thing I need is a new network to waste time in. I work on a computer all day. The last thing I want to do is sit around deskbound at night. And these people need to go straight to hell.

I have been receiving tons of emails from MyLife.com and they are stating someone did a background check on me, they have my personal information, etc. I want this stopped. But there is no way to erase this information. Can anyone help me?

I noticed 3 charges for $19.95 had gone through within the last three months in my bank account for a membership that I didn't authorize. I called MyLife & come to find out, it takes the click of ONE button to authorize a monthly membership charge. I found out that when you click that button, "for security purposes", they assign you a random username that you have to login with in order to access your account and it's features, but actually fail to even mention this vital info during sign-up. This username *is* accessible through your general page profile account settings though and GET THIS - the default generated password for that username login? PASSWORD. So, essentially, since the username's accessible via a regular login and the password is password, it's the most insecure login ever.

I receive almost daily emails from MyLife.com stating: I have a data breach, someone is searching for me, my ID is at risk, my background records are being pulled (without my consent), my reputation in a numerical number is going down, etc. There is no way of getting rid of my information on the site. It also has incorrect information posted for both public pages they have created about me. I am currently in the job market and having such erroneous information out there destroys employment opportunities with background checks; this has already occurred multiple times. If there is any possible way of getting off of this site, PLEASE HELP.

Constant email messages! If "Reputation Is Everything" (as their most recent email said) then they are nothing but slimy snoops. They are now soliciting people to review other people! They actually asked me to review my daughter! What? I have unsubscribed but still receive messages?

I am receiving emails threatening identity theft which are very concerning. I have clicked on the link to find out how to safeguard my "reputation" and remove my information from sites... for a fee! Not pleased. Very annoyed. I must say I have also received an enormous amount of cold calls and junk email lately! Are these things related? It has just increased in the last month or so. Please help. Going to unsubscribe and see if that helps.

I have been receiving emails from this company for about a month now. I finally went to the site and scrolled thru all the information they have about me, and at the bottom it says "subscribe now" and "can we charge this card," and the card information they have is a valid credit card for me. How did they get this information and why do they have it? I think there should be a lawsuit filed against them for stealing identity information as well as financial information. Funny they have a credit card that I never have used online for anything but I know who used it if there is any charges on it.

I've been receiving emails from MyLife for quite a while now stating.. My info has been exposed! Like everyone else I tried to remove it.. but nothing. I want to pursue action far as a lawsuit. NOW.

I subscribed I believe in 2011. I would have to check to be accurate. I was looking for family members for a cousin as she was adopted and had just lost both adoptive parents. She came to me for help as she wasn't computer savvy. I wouldn't do such sites. I resisted FB until just a few years ago at the request of my grand daughter. But I have also been getting the same as others. Information distribution and constant emails from MyLife that for a monthly fee they will make it all better. I did some study on just closing my account, but all I read was it would not stop anything as my info was out there and MyLife still would have my info anyway. I agree with a class action suit! Thank you for making an effort to hear us!

Paid my life $19.95 for 1 month but am still denied access to the site. They refuse to refund my money!!

Someone made an account in my name using family members and false phone # as well as email address and I would never put anyone before my two children as contact family members!! I'm highly upset and I have half a mind to press charges!! On this woman!! Please take action.

I recently found a great deal of my personal information posted on several sites. MyLife is a site that presumably can remove this information for a monthly or yearly fee. Despite all of the bad reviews, I decided to try it for 1 month. After doing so, I have had nothing but problems. First, every time I tried to remove my personal information from the site, the site would freeze. Secondly, I contacted MyLife twice to have these issues resolved. They reassured me that this matter would be addressed. I am still waiting for them to resolve the issue. And I see my 1 month membership is approaching fast.

I was very angry to learn that this site, MyLife had harvested my personal information and put it online for all to see. Did it not occur to them that stalkers and angry ex husbands/wives and other psychos are trolling around out there? HERE'S HOW TO GET YOUR INFORMATION REMOVED: Call them toll free at their customer service number- 1-888-704-1900.

This company started emailing me a couple of years ago telling me that someone from another state was looking for me, blah, blah, blah. I finally clicked in and WITHOUT PAYING, the site allowed me to edit my "personal info" to ALL bogus information. I changed everything, including my gender. Sure, they still have my email address, but now I just laugh when I get their emails and see how DIRE it is that I buy their service to find out who is looking for me! Today I received my 1st review by guess who? The guy who runs the site. It's a joke. DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS SITE. A class action SHOULD be filed against them. It's basically extortion.

Since June 9, 2015, I have received 37 harassing emails from MyLife stating they have found NEW THREATS to my online reputation and identity, or that they have found sites exposing my info. I have never signed up for this service nor intend to after reading the hundreds of similar complaints posted to Consumer Affairs. This is a SCAM where they use fear and intimidation to collect $ from unknowing victims. Do not subscribe to this "service"!

I created an account to look up a family member and now they send me emails everyday saying different people are looking me up and want to charge and they are giving people information. If I wanted ANYBODY to know my information I would give it to them and they wouldn't have to pay. And if someone is looking for me without a judge's order nobody should gain any monetary amount to locate or give my address out in any city or state without my approval. Your company has no right to give anybody's location. I have a stalker on my hands and he can pay to find my location through this site. I am scared and afraid that with a credit card and email and password you give all the info that a person needs. I was on your site to find history from this town and my MOM but you have taken over my gmail!!! Please stop.

I did an internet search of my landline and MyLife.com came up. When I selected it, I saw all kinds of personal information for myself including names, addresses, family members names, etc. I registered on their website to try and have the information removed and I was never able to log on. Now I get daily emails from them telling me that someone is searching for me and my identity is at risk. I understand from complaints that I have read that other people are having the same problem. How can I get my information removed from their website? Please help.

At no point in time did I ever knowingly submit my info to MyLife or any other agency for distribution. I started getting their emails about a day after I signed up for a point reward card in Vegas (week of July 4). Since the name of the company who I submitted the info to was very similar in name, I only trusted that it was connected. My age on the available info is not correct which makes me more confused as to where the info came from. I have yet to investigate or inform the similar named company but I think they too should be aware of the possible connection for their protection and their affiliates.

I am very angry that MyLife.com extracted my information from LinkedIn and created a profile about me. Mylife.com does not have my authorization to post or use any information about myself. I want my name and information taken off this site!

This is to advise you of the following actions, based on your unauthorized publication of my personal information and subsequent email scam to me requiring payment for you to remove this profile YOU created from extracting data from my LinkedIn account, which encourages identity theft and misuse of information by malicious websites, including you..

I have been getting spam emails from them for a while and decided to figure out what the site was. When I clicked on their email, there was a web page about me, with pictures of my house, my address, and lots of other personal information, openly displayed, and nicely consolidated to make it easy for thieves or others to exploit my identity. They say they will 'protect my privacy' and allow me to remove details - if I pay them money. Now they send me emails all the time, trying to scare me that someone from Spanaway is accessing my details. Isn't this extortion? It seems like this should be illegal. THEY are threatening me and then asking me to pay money to stop them from threatening me. It is like they are the mob.

I've been getting these emails I thought of as spam, never opened them. This morning I decided to look. I'm very angry all my info is blasted like that. It's my old address but that's not the point. My identity has been stolen before and now I'm begin to wonder. It claims I have 2 relatives I do not know. And one of the so called people who's searched my profile lives in NJ. The person who stole my identity was in NY. I want this off and I refuse to pay them for removing my information.

There is a website with my full name, complete address and age. When I click on the link to remove it, it will not allow me. I tried to email the company and the email will not go through. I tried calling and the phone disconnects. I would like for my personal information to be taken down that is very dangerous.

MyLife.com posts private information in a public profile and does not allow you to suppress, delete, or opt out of their disingenuous "service" without first paying them to become a premium member. I agree there should be a class action suit. This is just plain wrong. They are essentially holding your private information hostage and coercing you into paying them to stop providing you with their "service".

My "public profile" is an address in NJ where I did consulting work one day a week for 20 years. I left over a year ago because the owner is a felon. I have lived in Manhattan over 25 years and never gave them that address in NJ - they must have lifted it off the web. I am a physician and it hurts my reputation to have my name associated with a criminal who will probably be arrested by the end of the year. MyLife will not change the address unless I pay them. I refused. Would love to join class action suit.

Nowhere ever should any company be legally allowed to force customers into paying to remove their OWN personal Information from public viewing! Also, I never gave them permission to post my DOB and write the little ditty as such. They also literally trick you into believing you should be able to just nicely Delete your account (as should be) by clicking on the "delete account" area! Nope, it creates a strange error - Grrr! I'm madder than a wet hornet over this!

My wife told me that when she googled my email, mylife.Com (among other things) came up with all sorts of personal information. Have no idea how this happened but when I try to sign in to get my info deleted, they say they will send me a password but never do. Very frustrating to say the least.

I found this on the BBB website... I was just about to sign up for this but even a little scratching the surface investigation and I found this: Social media website MyLife.com has agreed to a court judgment to pay $800,000 in penalties, plus $250,000 in refunds to customers over complaints regarding false advertising and unauthorized credit card charges. The case grew out of a joint investigation by the Santa Monica City Attorney's Office and the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. Investigators found that MyLife was tricking consumers into giving the company their personal identifying information, and later their money, through false and misleading ads.

I have been receiving daily emails from Mylife.com telling me there are threats to my online reputation and identity. So, I started googling reviews when I ran across this site and saw all the complaints regarding Mylife.com. I called Consumer Affairs (consumer.ga.gov) and they have an article you can read on their site, second box down labeled "Consumer Topics A-Z." Click that, then click on "E" and the article is "EMail Spam."

I keep receiving "alerts" of people viewing my profile. For example on Dex Knows or other sites... and the ONLY way to remove it, of course, is to pay this site and wait. You can do it on your own, without them if you want to! Have unsubscribed again!

MyLife publishes personal info on you on the web and charges you to remove it. I have searched myself online and NEVER have I found the private info they show and their profile came up as first in my most recent search. I NEVER signed up for this service, to remove personal info you have to PAY them. I deleted my account but it is still coming up, not sure how long this will take. A TOTAL SCAM, MyLife should be ashamed of themselves.

All of a sudden MyLife.com started sending me emails about my personal information. It is a scam. Info that you are sent many times is either inaccurate or for someone else. Don't know how they got my contact info. I know they make a lot of hay scamming people. It's a good example of how you're a target because you can't afford to purchase the wheels of justice to put a permanent stop to their practices. I know others who they're scamming on also. Do yourself a favor and delete everything they send to you.

I get these emails warning about personal threats to my ID, and how my ratings have dropped. What goes with company? Why are they allowed to operate? It is a complete scam!

Your company wants to charge people to opt out. Our current Privacy Laws protect us from this type of issue. I need my information removed - it is erroneous and I will be subject to identity theft. I am emailing your customer service department and hope to have the matter resolved soon or I will send Twitter, Facebook and other social media websites information on how you do not have free privacy opt out. It is unethical.

MyLife wants you to join their network, but they take the information that you post, along with any other web postings and CHARGE you to remove less than perfect information! What kind of TRAP is this? Don't do it!

I'm getting bombarded with emails from this company stating there has been a 15% increase in my identity theft level, and that my private info is at risk. When I viewed this without opening the email completely it shows my full name, age, email address & home address!! It says that my identity theft risk has increased and that I can view & remove MY information from their site?? I've been reluctant to open any of their emails partly because it just didn't sound right... But I'm now quite worried about my personal info.These emails came right into my inbox & were not caught by spam. I'd like to find a contact # to call & find out what other kind of information they have about me & demand it be cleared. When I googled MyLife I found this website and I'm glad I did but I don't know what I can do from here.

I just received your last email. It was about the information on the public record. There are two ** in St Louis. ** lives in St Louis, has lived in St Louis since 1978. ** is my married name. I have been in St Louis since June 1969. The work information is totally incorrect. The other ** is **, Attorney at Law. Please take action to remove the information. I will not pay to have information removed that does not belong to me. I want all ** removed from my record.

I get constant e-mails saying my identity is at risk. I need to join them to remove risk. I have been tempted to join because of identity theft. Wish we could shut them down.

I've tried to remember my login info and have forgot. This company keeps saying they will e-mail me with my login info and I've tried today and no one will get back to me. The info is not correct on MyLife and I want to update it so it is correct. This company will not help me solve this issue.

Friday I received an email from MyLife that someone had done a personal review of me on MyLife. So I opened the site and found that Jeff Tinsley the CEO of MyLife had created a Personal Review of me with a rating of 7.5 on MyLife. I assume he did this to introduce his new feature. Where strangers ( I do not know and have never met Jeff Tinsley) can score you a personal rating on the MyLife Site. I then sent them an email regarding this. This is a form of fraud and another violation of Constitutional Rights. In addition, the MyLife site pretends to be interested in protecting your online identity, instead they publish it then tell you about it and then tell you they can help you erase it by subscribing to their site. This is a form of Technological Blackmail. Whatever you do, do not subscribe to this site. In fact join me in filing a Class Action Suit against this company.

I did not ever contact MyLife. I have never had anything to do with MyLife. MyLife bombards me with aggressive, menacing emails nearly daily and they say they have made available my personal information. Yet, I never gave them my personal information. This is a violation of my rights to privacy. I am seeking legal counsel on this issue.

I saw a derogatory information about me on MyLife.com. I'm not sure how long has those info's been exposed to public. But I am highly offended by this and I wish the people behind it will get killed!!! They're taking millions of people's times to try to delete their profiles. The page says that only I have a power to make changes to the page. And I'm not even signed up to the website, I don't wish to sign up at MyLife. Who the heck are they to force people to take actions?!?!?!? People behind MyLife must tribute with life!!!

I do not remember signing up with MyLife.com, but I am constantly receiving e-mails from them saying that my information is at risk. For the most part I have ignored it, but my daughter, who is having problems with a cyber-stalking ex boyfriend received such a message and checked out her name. It turns out the stalker has created two accounts in her name and proceeded to defame her in the worst manner. She cannot access these accounts, and the only way to purge them, it seems is to pay the fees requested, which she will not do. The ex has been issued an Order of Protection and there is a warrant out for his arrest. However, it is wrong that someone can merely create a profile in someone else's name and blaspheme them from that same account. I will not be paying any fees to this company... thanks to the reviews I've read.

I had signed up for their "8 day free trial followed by 30 days for $8.95" promotion. Well, I got 8 days free alright... followed by a $95.40 bill for a year!! When I contacted them about this, the billing department was a foreign national who did NOT understand English. It took 15 minutes for them to get my email spelled correctly and another 10 for them to correctly spell my name. Then took almost 30 minutes to get my correct mailing address... even after I spelled it phonetically for them multiple times. "D as in Dog, R as in Roger... No, D as in Dog, not C as in Cat".

I got on MyLife. Worst mistake I ever made. I have made several attempts to unsubscribe but to no avail. They send me email after email telling me my identity is at stake. I want off this site. Also I accidentally got the wrong place I'm from on my create account. I'm from the US.

I created a fake name and fake city of residence. I did give my real email address. Multiple emails each week warn me that my fictitious person's identity is at risk, and that I need to sign up ASAP. All so I can save my fake reputation. Is there anything else you think you need to know?

I was reading this 7.95 value. Thought I would try it, 7.95 who wouldn't.... but after I gave my info I was charged 95.something. I tried to call and cancel. She (**) I guess her name is couldn't understand her. Told me I would not be getting a refund.... that's all I had for this week. Now I'm broke cause of their lies.... very very angry. I had to hang up before I started to say inappropriate words.

I keep getting threats saying my data is exposed. I am not a member of mylife but they continue to send me emails that action is required. How can I stop them?

Hello, I have been signed up with MyLife.com on a free account for over a year, and it has been the best and the worst thing I have ever done. The worst is, what a terrible company, and the best is, I'm so very grateful I did not give out my credit card info and pay them money. For over a year I have been receiving emails from MyLife.com warning me that my info was at stake, and that numerous people were always looking for me and doing Internet searches for me. For over a year now I have actually been fooled into thinking that I was being tracked down by who knows who, and that they probably know where I live and everything else about me, UNLESS I pay MyLife.com a fee to remove all my so called loose info floating around the Web.

What a crap waste of money... fine print. Thought was getting charge for 7.97. Charged full 95.00. Wouldn't refund except 23.00. Had for only 10 minutes!

I got an email from mylife stating that I made a subscription to their premium service of $47.70 that I never made or subscribed to. I called and sent an email and in response I got an automated response, I am disabled and on a very limited income every month that I live on. There is no reason period for me to subscribe or need this service at all, after all of this they send me another email telling me that I am on a automated subscription... I am beyond angry and very upset I can't get through to anyone on the phone or email since this started.

I was just checking out My Life because they were sending me security breaches, they said that someone was searching for me. If this were true, they wouldn't have to go very far since, we were friends on Facebook.

My life boasts re-establish of relationships between friends and family. During the past year I'm not any closer than I was at this time last year. I have not received any emails or phone calls from either friends or family. To date, all I've received is alerts about my privacy being at stake. That's not what I paid for!

This should not have to happen. Once I realized MyLife was a scam, I went through all the proper procedures to cancel services AND have my information DELETED. The rep "YESSED ME TO DEATH" and nothing happened. I called again, named my relatives, made it clear they know the law and if they don't comply, next visits will be from the Fibbies with warrants. NO ONE SHOULD HAVE TO DO THIS. I probably could have run it as a bluff, since I'm Board-Certified in five or six sub-specialties, including Forensics. First rep lied through her teeth. Yes, could have obtained a Federal Court Order overnight. But only because I'm related to whom I'm related to and I treated some of these jurists' kids. My sis told me this would have cost the average legal consumer at least $4K because of the quality of the attorneys. That shouldn't be.

I keep getting e-mails from them saying someone is searching for my personal information and I should sign up for protection. I just keep deleting the emails. But now I've received a text & email from my bank saying they blocked a charge on my credit card, which is now on hold until I talk to a representative. The charge was $95.40. What's more interesting is it happened the day I activated my new credit card. I would like to know how in the ** that managed to happen?! Thanks goodness Chase has great fraud protection. Apparently MyLife used to be classmates.com, which is the only explanation I have why they have my email since I've never signed up for MyLife.

I discovered that I had a public profile on mylife.com. Much of the information was incorrect. I tried logging on but needed a password reset. After several unsuccessful attempts to get a new password, I called the customer service number listed on their website. I spent the next 5 minutes arguing with someone trying to sell me a membership that would allow me to remove everything. After going back and forth with this person and remaining insistent that they remove it without any cost to me, she finally said that it had been done and gave me a confirmation number. Who knows if it's even valid! I never put any of my information on this site and I surely was not going to pay them to remove it. Avoid! Avoid! Avoid!!!

This company makes empty promises. When I called to cancel, the incompetent rep couldn't find my information and demanded my full credit card info when the last 4 sufficed. He then went to explain that "the best he could do" was to bill me for one year instead of two, implying that a cancellation and a full refund would not be possible. Once I informed him that what he is telling me contradicted what was in writing and informed him that I was going to report this situation to Consumer Affairs, he then granted my original request. Stay away from this at all costs. Seriously.

Thank God I used false personal information when I tried their site. Now they've been spamming and threatening me for 2 months! They're trying to get me to pay them, they're manipulating people. **. Unsubscribe doesn't work -- spamming is illegal, isn't it?

MyLife.com continually sends me alert emails to frighten me about my credit so I'll purchase their 'protection' I suppose. We have LifeLock. We are protected as far as I'm concerned. After reading about the scams involving them and getting this newest scare... I am unsubscribing. Hopefully I will not hear from them again. BTW... I never purchased anything from them.

I discovered I had been charged $95.40 from MyLife today. All I've ever done was look at the site and filled out their required information to do so. So I called the 888 number and spoke to **. Poor English and probably not here in the U.S. After listening to her for a few minutes and understanding about 1/3 of what she was saying, I stopped her and demanded the charge be reversed. She continued, telling me that I could cancel after the year is over and there would be no further charges. Not acceptable. I finally had to ask her to listen carefully to me for a moment and once again demanded that the charge be reversed. ** then said she would place me on hold and asked me to 'hold on'.

I am receiving many emails from this company regarding my privacy being released to the public. The latest is them showing my personal information from my insurance company. I called MyLife.com and spoke to a woman from the Philippines. She hung up on me when I inquired why I am receiving several emails publishing my privacy information. Not sure how they receive my information. However, when I call the 800 number the recording indicates people to sign up and pay to reach out to your friends, etc.....How do I remove my privacy information from this company? I have no intentions to pay them ANYTHING.......

I have been received multiple emails from MYLIFE.Com and some of them actually sound threatening. They copied an old photo off of a Yahoo account and then put various information about me in their emails. Some of which is inaccurate. Every email I get from them sounds worse than the previous ones.

MyLife is a total scam. I signed up the 7 day trial and my card was charged I think $95.40 on day number 3. After reading the reviews I couldn't believe I fell for such a scam. Anyways I logged into my credit card acct online and dispute the charge right away. The next day I called Mylife to cancel the subscription and get my money refunded back. The representative made it seems as if she couldn't give me a refund. I told her it really didn't if she refunded me because I already dispute the charges with my bank and changed my debit card number. I have never been issued a refund and a confirmation number so fast in my life. I will be checking my acct in the next 5 days to make sure the money was actually credited back. #Keyword I'm going to dispute the charges because you guys are a FRAUD.

They keep emailing me, telling me a 40 years old sugar ** keeps searching me! How is that now they got me paranoid. Honestly I'm thinking I'm being stalked! There's a lady that always appears out of nowhere when I'm out asking me for a cigarette--they about the same age! I don't know what to think but maybe they not. So much of a scam.

I do believe it is the credit card companies that sold most of these online sites personal information. Most of them are not even accurate!!! There should be a law against invasion of privacy. If everyone come together and let the government know that we aren't going to tolerate this, maybe a law can be established to stop this online or offline.

They trick you into thinking people are looking for you, when in reality they're looking for "your name". Then you follow their links to find out who is looking only to be hit with charges... suddenly you're locked into a two year contract. Stay away.

I've been receiving multiple emails lately from this company indicating my personal data has been compromised. I have no idea who or what initiated these emails, but I'm not paying for their services especially after reading the reviews above. I'd like to thank everyone for their honest appraisals of this company.

Mylife.com contacted me twice this morning with my and my children's personal info. I'm glad I checked them out because they really put a scare into me. I am new at all this, just got my first computer at age 74 and beginning to wonder if it's all worth it. I felt protected because I do have Lifelock. So far I can't see any damage done, but I will be watching closely from now on. Thanks for the heads up.

MyLife.com has countless addresses listed as for me, as well as my son. All of them are incorrect except two. In addition they are my family's. They are scamming people to purchase information which is not only inaccurate. MyLife.com is careless and negligent.

My daughter somehow got hooked up with this website. She put my info, my oldest son's, my husband's and my daughter-in-law's info. I had googled my daughter's name and this site came up. MYLIFE. So I went to it and I had my age, my husband's age, my son's and daughter-in-law's. Also where we live, also some private info. I am a product of PTSD. I have to keep a low low profile. I want it taken down. I can't even find the website. My daughter has MS. She can't remember the email she used to open the account with. So my next option is to call BBB on Monday.

I am NOT an attorney. I'm a psychiatrist with a PhD and MD from Harvard. I'm board-certified in General Psych, Child & Adolescent, Forensic (an Expert Witness in several areas) and Psychosomatic Psychiatry. One of my favorite patients came in REALLY pissed at being scammed by these crooks. She's a nice lady, very affluent (she'd have to be, since I charge my private patients $400/session and I'm actually THAT good) and started donating to a clinic for LGBT kids when I mentioned I was donating 10 hours of my $400/session time. Sometimes it's OK for patients to become friends; my family knows hers and I'm not treating her for anything where that relationship would mess up either therapy or influence my prescribing habits. She knows my sister is an Executive US Attorney and married to the current AG of our state. She also knows that I've testified in a number of serious Sex Crime cases and my rep is pretty impressive.

I have a memory problem due to a couple of brain injuries. My Doc encouraged me to use social media to try to find names I remembered and reconnect and maybe regain memories. Mylife was one of my attempts. Thankfully, I got a full subscription free thru some partners they had - I think I stayed at some hotel chain and made the reservation thru Mylife.

For years they were saying that certain woman in a certain location was looking for me. I knew who it was and, since I wanted no contact from her, I didn't pursue it. But recently I've been getting emails again and now they've added someone to the list of people who are looking for me. They said that Florence is looking for me. And I'm like, "Oh really? How interesting." You see, Florence was my mother and she died 10 years ago. Nice try MyLife.com.

I was notified by MyLife that a person had viewed my profile. Since it may have been a long lost love, I subscribed to a Premium Account to be renewed every 3 months unless cancelled. When I tried to search, I was notified the person didn't exist. I called customer service today and although I gave them all the information they had e-mailed me i.e. order number, cost of subscription and plan etc. I was told that they could not locate my acct. I had to repeat the information numerous times. When I asked to speak to a supervisor I was told to forward the e-mail I had received from MyLife back to customer support. I was then notified that my automatic renewal had been cancelled. I am still out $74+ and could not get a reasonable answer to my questions re: the search for the person who had viewed my profile. I imagine that they had found a previous search I had done for this person and used it to drag me in. Stupid me!!!!

2 years ago my Filipina/ Fiance gave my personal information to her now 40 year+ husband. He used that to do a background search using MyLife. This was just over 2 years ago. Obviously so he could use it against me with my fiance. Only thing he could prove was that he made more money than I. When I discovered this, I immediately called MyLife customer service. They verified that yes indeed this man had done a background check/search on me. MyLife customer service promised to remove my name and info, while they gave me all the information on the person who did the search.

These people are the worst. I got some notice that someone had reviewed my "profile." (I never remember setting up any kind of profile w/ this organization or website). When I opened it to see what was up, lo and behold, one of the people that it claimed was "interested" was my late husband!! Mistake? I don't think so! They just use databases and lists that are at least 7-8 yrs. old. You see, the name was not a common one, and the town we lived in was pretty small and I am still in touch w/ the people there. I would know if someone new was there w/ the same name.

Why have I suddenly been getting emails from them starting a couple days after I gave all kinds of information to a real estate agent? The emails are getting such that there is progressively more private information about me. Who should I follow up with? I fear identity theft. The head office has not replied to my inquiry as to why my ID was taken. Should I contact banks, police?

I thought I was paying $9.94 and they charged me $119.40. They did not deliver the information that they claimed. Why doesn't someone shut them down for committing fraud. I too have been receiving emails making claims to have information I wanted but once you go on to the site the information they promised was not there. Totally fraudulent claims.

They lied about the cost of the service. The only cost they told me about was $15.95, not about the $95.40. As far as I know that is lying by omission and I am glad that they are in court. Plus, they would send me email after email trying to get me to join.

This Mylife company has been consistently harassing me all summer, and while it always brings concern in the back of my mind every time I see their alert in my spam folder, I am rational enough to know not to bite on their bait. But it is so sad that the internet servers allow these types of scare tactics to defraud their users. I can imagine how the older generations, that are already worried by all these new fangled gadgets stealing their identity, are immediately jumping at the fraudulent promise to reclaim exposed personal information by Mylife. These thieves are literally taking food out of our older, fixed income peoples mouths. I wonder if we could go to Mylife.com's site then report them as an unsafe web site. Would that accomplish anything? I think I'll try it.

In having my information removed after they required I subscribe to them for 1 month I no longer receive emails from Classmates.com, which is legitimate because their emails pertained to students I went to High School with. They mentioned the High School by name....These were students who were just trying to locate me through google and other sites, which I believe to be totally benign. Now they have no way to reconnect with me; that really ANGERS ME!!!

I originally had a reunion.com (which became classmates.com) account; at first unpaid subscription then a paid one for a bit, and now unpaid again. I rarely go there. The company is now MyLife.com and the spam is unbelievable! Horrible company!

I used to work in a support team for Mylife.com previously known as Reunion.com. It is definitely a SPAM AND SCAM SCHEME. It floods your email for alerts and when you accidentally click on anything inside that email, you'll be charged on your financial account a minimum of $95.40. HOW TO GET REFUNDED (GUARANTEED): Call them on their hotline and give them the MAGIC WORDS: ATTORNEY GENERAL, DISPUTE IN BANK, BBB, CHARGE BACK, LAWYER, FTC, FRAUD. Don't take NO for an answer. And they will give you a FULL REFUND right there and then. No if's, no but's.

They send spam emails with lies telling you that your personal info is at "HIGH RISK" and "New site exposing & selling your private information" to scare you into their service. This is dirty and underhanded. DO NOT let them fool you. The only info they can find is what is already out there and they CANNOT remove it. Here is an example, Lisa actually tested this company:

This company has continually sent me emails requesting that I sign up for their services. I am NOT interested in their services and the information they tell me is exposed I am completely aware of and do not appreciate them continually telling me about my information having been sold. To me they are more of a harassment than what they tell me is going on with my information. The information is public, I have no problem with it and I demand that they stop contacting me. I have unsubscribed from them several times but to no avail. Please stop them from contacting me. Thank you.

I just got a threatening deliberate hostile email, showing intention to steal my money if I don't comply to sign up. ACTION REQUIRED: 8+ People Viewing Your Personal Info is Exposed. Find out if they are stalkers, thieves, strangers. This is FRAUDULENT! I want my name removed! Based on all these reviews from customers who got a great big run-around I wouldn't ever never want to be associated. I WANT MY NAME OFF THIS MyLife Site.

Continued email blasts to the wrong person, this company needs to be closed down fast than Silk Road. I received 115 in one 8 hr span, now I have given the local authorities in Seattle Wa where their lousy isp provider resides, reported them as well. Now I am going to United States Attorney General Office, they are phishing an 11-year child and it's got to END<

Web scrapping service that aggregate public information about you and then wants to sell you a cure. This should be illegal. Receiving a lot of spam stating my reputation is at risk, but if I pay them, they'll manage my concerns.

Mylife has been spamming me with so called private information exposed to the public. I checked, there was nothing that required my attention. According to them, I was at risk and should pay to have information removed. There is nothing to remove.

This is the biggest rip off in the social network business... I tried getting information on a one time basis. What they gave me was nothing really. Don't fall for this and why would anybody pay for joining a social network when there is Facebook and others that are free...

MyLife had emailed, they had personal information about me that I should have removed. The site also said it was free to join if you cancel before 10 days are up. I called to cancel after only two days. They still debited $95.00 from my account.

The privacy removal option the Mylife.com offers, requires you give your current address, but they don't ask for it until after you have signed up for the free trial and you click the button to remove your information from other web sites. This is not explained upfront and should be so you can make an informed decision as to whether or not you want to give Mylife.com your current personal information, meaning your address. There is no obvious option to cancel the privacy subscription but if you pick the option to deactivate your Mylife account, they give you that option, then present you with an ad with the dire warning your privacy info is still out there. So then close out the ridiculous ad that tries to instill fear in you, and you get the message to continue to cancel your account (like, how long does that take?) you get to call them, obviously so they can continue the high pressure sales tactics using the fear factor as a tool. How do you like that?

Called them. Membership was cancelled...but in reality it was not. I am still being charged almost $20 per month. Only solution is a pita (pain in the **). Cancel your credit card and get a new one with new numbers.

If you don't like the product and want a full refund then state you will contact the Better Business Bureau, your bank and dispute the charges. If you do this they are forced to give you your money back. Also three way call them with your bank on the line.

MyLife.com is deceptive. They continue to charge after cancellation. I had two surprise charges from MyLife. One for $49.40 and one for $95.40. Plus I never received any emails in regards to the transaction of subscription status. I also NEVER received any email correspondence from them. I called and complained and they said they could only refund the automatic renewal. They said the only way to get more information, is via the police. I have to pay a lawyer to retrieve the original $154.80 they charged a year ago. Plus, they didn't deliver what was promised.

MyLife.com is deceptive. They claim to have information that you can access if you pay a monthly fee. Upon giving credit card information it is obvious that the information they have is not what you were thinking you would receive. They charge your credit card up front for a year of using their services. When you call to complain they will only put a stop on an automatic renewal. I called again to make it clear that I felt intentionally deceived about the product and the price. They cut the services in half and offered a $41.00 refund. I will make sure to follow up to see if this is done. As of today I am out $129 and feeling like I have been taken advantage of. I will make sure to tell everyone I know about my experience with MyLife. This company/product did not deliver and I was misled. Unfortunately the cycle will continue as they contact the person I was looking for and dupes them into paying an arm an a leg for information they can receive for free elsewhere. Connection with person was not made and I am left feeling bad for trying.

I got email saying people looking for me so I went on, was asked for card #. I gave it said, "oh you're already a member." Next thing they charged $119 to my cc.

This site collected and has information about me without my permission and sold access to it to someone that's been stalking me for 10 years. I try my best to keep my info private and they make money from my torturer.

MyLife came to me for an all access one week trial. They don’t tell you it’s not all access. They only allow you to do one thing and that didn't pan out either so it automatically added me to another account and has threatened to want $131.91 for absolutely nothing! When I called them and let them know I was recording them... well they continued to hang up on me and it is apparent they have something to hide. They have my personal info illegally and have access to my Facebook account. Never got my permission for that either, and the info on my Facebook is the info on their profile of me... These people - do not get involved...

I too was scammed by these crooks. What I don't get is how are they able to do this to so many people for such a long time. Anyway, they took over 300 dollars from me on three different charges! I only recall signing up for the service of "who is searching for me", as I have lived all over the country and have lost contact with many friends over the years. I never asked for any other service. They said I "clicked" the buttons for the info thereby joining the other services!!

I wanted to have my name off of internet websites. I signed up for 1 year subscription. They not only charged me for that but also people look up for another $95.00. I called customer service and they told me I HAVE to pay. Just now I push "who's looking for me" and they charged me another $119.00. This website will take all your money and you get nothing!!! You can go to people search websites and opt out on your own. I WILL DISPUTE ALL CHARGES!!!! They trick you into thinking they're helping (drain your bank account) you. They give out more personal information than any other site. OPT OUT OF MYLIFE.COM.

I googled my name to find out what was on the internet about me and found several "people search" sites that I opted out from. When I got to the MyLife site, I looked all over the page for an area where I could request for my information to be removed, but this company leads you down a real rabbit hole in that regard. I finally found instructions that directed me to their "help" page, but the instructions listed cannot be followed - the account link was nowhere to be found where they told me it should be found, and I just kept getting pop up after pop up asking me for more information so my identity could be verified and "protected." I'm filing a BBB report tomorrow and will be searching for other agencies to report these thieves to. I feel my personal information is being used as some kind of blackmail to get me to fork over money and even more information, and I refuse to do that.

Ordered a 1 month subscription to MyLife. Credit card they asked me if I wanted to use was rejected because it was out of date. Gave them the new expiration date and it was rejected again. I put in another card and it gets accepted. First card calls me in 10 minutes and asks if I authorized a $120 charge to MyLife. I said no. They said someone at MyLife tried to charge that and they thought it was a scam and rejected it. Check my credit card that was rejected and see they did get through a $15.00 charge. I call and tell them I already paid on another card. They give me a refund verification #. End of month comes and both charges show up. I have to argue with the guy who said even though I have a refund #, all they did was disable the auto renewal, which I never authorized to begin with. Scam.

Yesterday, I reviewed an email about myself with basic information, but wouldn't let me see it unless I paid its fee. Today, I received an email with my father’s information and that my dad is having an affair. He's been deceased for a year and a half. This is unethical and despicable - should not happen.

I was sent an e-mail telling me that private personal information was being shared on the internet and that they would remove it if I would sign up for $4.95. You could not look at the information unless you created an account. I did not sign up; however I found out through other sources that it was just a scam to get your money. They had me listed as being 40 years younger and living in a city near L.A.

Mylife puts the things they don't want you to see in print that's less bolder. Every time I click on something to find a telephone number to call and complain about how much money they took from me, more money comes off my credit card. They told me they would put some back, but as of yet they have not. Now I have to cancel my card. Thanks a lot mylife!

I just ordered MyLife.com to find Birth parents not knowing this is a scam. The computer said $7.95 per month for 12 months. I figured I would try it for a month and did not like it would cancel it. I bought it and checked my card and they took off $95.40 from my card. I want my money back. They did not say that. It said nowhere during sign up that they would charge you all at once. Nor did it say that the money was nonrefundable until after they took my payment from my card. Along with this, it will not allow me to do anything except look up people and then it will not show me anything saying I need to pay more money for whatever action I want to do. Are you kidding me? If you just charged me 95 dollars then I should have full access to your site without having to pay for anything more. And of course did not find this site until it was too late. I tried to call them but they are saying they are not open until Monday. How do I get my full refund back?

I googled my own name & 1st listing was MyLife-complete with all past & current address! I've never used this service! Where are they getting this info? Then it said "person trying to contact you"--a name of a deceased friend who I just looked to see if her Facebook acct still active. I believe if you haven't set your whole FB acct to private, they're pulling info from there. Went to FB, set all to private, googled myself again, lo & behold, no listing for me! A scam, glad they're being sued! They could be putting people in danger! I never signed up for any paid subscription. Made an account & upon signing in, "all info was incorrect." They want $$! Not from me & I would advise anyone not to pay for anything! From all complaints, one common thread, there is no info or that "somebody" looking for you after you pay to find out! Steer clear!

Went to this website to find address and info of someone I want to sue. Put in name of person. A loading screen appears and checklist all the information the site "found". At this point a "report" is generated. I click on view full results and am prompted to pay the 7.95 per month membership. I'm thinking great, I can get info I need and cancel when I'm done. Problem is the "report" was the exact same info provided for free. I mean EXACT!! AND THEY CHARGE FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR AT ONE TIME. These people are scam artist. PLEASE DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY TO JOIN THE GIVEAWAY MONEY CLUB.

First off, let me say MYLIFE is a BAG OF **. It's a stalking website whom should get shut down because they are posting people's private information such as addresses, telephone numbers, place of employment, school records, relatives, kids, spouse information and more on the internet. In this day and age in society, this ** is getting out of hand with all of this nosy behavior I hope the staff of my life have their ** PUBLIC **. I'm looking to hire an attorney and sue their **. Don't sign up for their site, they keep taking people's info if you've signed up or not and they'll keep emailing you blackmailing emails about posting your information public and then threaten you to remove your public information and you have to pay for it. They steal your privacy but ask you to pay them to remove it from the web. ** kiss my **.

My husband had the same experience with MyLife.com, he thought he was paying $19.95 to get the phone number for his long-lost half sister (since they sent him an email saying they had it and that she was also looking for him) through a one month plan and was shocked when the confirmation page showed that his credit card was charged $119.40. He called customer service to question this charge and they told him that the one year charge was "automatic"! They did not have the phone number either and said that they would contact her (if she was a member) to see if they could provide him with her phone number.

Seeing several people had searched for my name I became curious and paid for the one month service. As soon as I did this, a totally different persons information popped up on my page. I was thinking how much of ANY of my info I just gave them was safe. I was livid. I called customer service. They assured me this had NEVER happened before. I told them I wanted my credit card info out of their system and a refund. I was told I would get a refund plus a year premium membership at no cost. I waited a week...no refund. I called customer service back and was told I was never told at any point I would receive a refund....and I still will not be getting one. This site is a joke! They will take your money!! Even worse...I'm not sure how secure the site is!!

Same thing happened with me as all the people below. I got an email saying people were looking for me. Since I had used their free service in 2013 to try to locate some lost brothers and sisters I have, I thought maybe it was them looking for me. When I clicked on the link to join, it gave me the option to pay 9.95/month or another option of something like 17.95 for 3 months or something. I figured I would just choose the monthly option and if I did not like it I could cancel. As soon as I finished placing my order I see a message that I was just charged 119.00 for 12 months!!!!! I was like UM NO........ I was livid. So I immediately called their customer service number where I told them I thought I was paying one price and was charged another. They went on to tell me, it says right on the website you will be billed for all 12 months, blah blah blah......

I stupidly clicked a link and it led me to this website. I agreed to what I thought was: 1. a one month membership and 2. A payment of $10.95 that would recur monthly unless otherwise cancelled. You can imagine my surprise when I saw the charge of a $130 and some change from my debit card. I called as soon as I noticed it and the customer service rep started with this whole, "I can give you back $6 dollars...." I stopped her and asked to speak with a manager because I want all my money back. She put me on hold and came back with "I spoke with my manager and it says you'd be charged the discounted fee but owe the year's total up front. We'll give you 50% of your money back, here is the confirmation number, 79-......." I cut her off, "I do not accept 50%. I want all of my money back.If it was that obvious of a charge I would never have joined the site."

I saw 7.95 per month and subscribed. I was charged 95 + dollars for a full year. I called their customer service 5 minutes later, and explained that I had expected a charge of 7.95 +tax for a month and was told that it was plainly shown on their website and they did not give refunds. I was offered the choice to change my subscription to 60+ dollars for 6 months. I asked for a manager or someone who could give me a full refund and was told to hold. The rep came back with an offer of refunding half of the amount and use of the site for 6 mo. and that this was all could get back. I am furious, but apparently there is nothing else I can do.

This website advertises 7.95 per month to start, but bills for a full year in advance. After I saw that, I called customer service within five minutes of the event and they said the best they can do is not autorenew next year. Imagine, five minutes after, they keep $119. They are a huge rip-off and should be looked at for deceptive business practices.