Le site beenverified.com est-il sûr ?

i search info on myself and family and info is out of date and incorrect i would not use this site i would use ***** i have use it before and it work great. done use beenverified.com it a scam. i trued it for free and they charge me $2 tho i got it back i called them tho they would not do any thing tho i went to my bank and got it back i also went to the better business bureau and reported this. us *****

Try it out completely FREE only $2! Free trials are supposed to mean "Free", not "close to free" not "kinda free" but "Free". Been Verified is a joke. Thank God I used an old and canceled Paypal Debit card in order to check it out for the hell of it, was looking for information on myself. Don't do anything with Been Verified, it's just a phishing site commercially advertised on TV. I get emails on some adult classifieds sites stating that they want to date me, but I must verify through them. I just raise my middle finger and tell them "no thanks, you're not worth my identity"

BeenVerified.com-What's wrong with this picture? They claim your credit card info is needed to verify your age (18+) and charge your card for the "FREE" trial period. HUH? Once they've collected all that, do they harvest and sell your info on their site, too? As per Been Verified: "All trials require a valid credit card for age verification. To verify a card is legitimate, we ask the credit card company for a $2 authorization. Authorizations are immediately voided and canceled upon signup."

I tried to search myself, without signing up, for personal details and such. It gave me info anyone can get from the phone book and severely outdated at that. I don't know what else it could give out but I'm pretty sure it would have been outdated also or false. Also it does not have everyone, while I easily found myself, apparently my cousins don't exist. Never trust anything you see on a commercial. The food is never that big and pretty, the clothes will never fit you that well, free trials are never free, and if it's too good to be true it probably is.

First of all they advertise "free" but theres a charge of $2 to your credit card unless you sign up and pay beyond the free trial, then you get the 2 bucks back. Secondly, I looked for myself and it lists me as an "Alias" of my sister-in-law...What the hell makes me think they're going to have accurate information on someone else if the information on myself is false? It's complete crap.