Le site reunion.com est-il sûr ?

These guys change names after they get caught in their scams. ***** and ***** are now known as MyLife.com. They spammed me. When I asked them via Facebook how they got my email address, they responded with my actual first name, rather than my Facebook alias. So, somehow they know my real name based solely on knowing my Facebook alias. In order to provide me with more info, they wanted me to give them even more of my private info. They claim that they "obtain the information through various domains such as court documents, marriage/birth certificates, voter information, census records, etc; all of which are public records." That is a lie because none of those records have my email address or Facebook name/alias. So, I asked them again how they got my email address and real first name based off of knowing only my Facebook user name and they gave me the runaround. When I called them about my privacy concerns, they refused to provide their last names due to privacy concerns. Ironic, ain't it? The supervisor I spoke to was contradicting himself left and right. After each time he promised to tell me who gave them my private info, he told me he could not. Then he denied ever stating that he could give me that info.

There's a reason ***** sounds as ancient as CompuServe or some other social site from the mid-1990s. They failed. Facebook pwned them. So they resorted to cheap, juvenile trickery. It walks like a duck, and it quacks. Best stay away altogether. Steve Toronto

Thanks for comments, info, as called them a couple weeks ago, and they gave me a couple reference numbers to shut down sites that been established in my name [Brandi Michielsen] and told me that in conjunction with Google spider crawl, they would no longer be on my name search ... 7 - 10 business day. Well the times up, and they just went about and added my name and information to other victims, on pages further in. After being in so many fake sites reporting to Google / Yahoo / Gmail, etc., now see that they have a great deal of malware. Robots, etc ... connected there, and also see that WOT report pages have been set up to catch info / reports we are putting into them, as the last page I was reporting on. Getting to the point of really not knowing what is real / counterfeit, as they are sooooooooooooo smooth and crafty !!!! Update - when attempting to enter the Brandi Michielsen-London, ON i MyLife site, the link has been blocked from me having access. I wanted to recant my statement [somewhat defending ***** / MyLife], as it more then possibly mislead anyone who was putting in a complain [wanted to delete and start again], or my comment could have been deleted [fed the Trolls - lurkers who use WOT as a weapon to destroy their victims web Domains and reputations] who don't want their clients / victims being educated on the facts of security on the internet [sliding screens, fake sites, etc., about this site. With what this spyware has done to me [imposters also have gained access to my LinkedIn / Google+, a teen website my grandchildren put me on, websites gathering info to continue their hijacking plans, email accounts, etc ... they sure have given me and my technician a lot of homework to complete - in cracking through the tangled web they have weaved around my intellectual property, as I blindly submitted info to various sites. As they have access to this, one day before the King of Kings it will be, 'Will the real Brandi, please stand up, and come forward.'. More then sure my imposter will be frozen in seat -if she is even present on that day. Best to all 'white hats' and your loved ones, as you ring in the new year ! ***** -they already have the info and attacking site - setting up false links / malware, when Googled , so no big iffy by posting this here :-) Google Chrome SEO to the rescue, as through Internet Explorer, the spyware [privacy report eye] is watching us - and reporting to WHO !.

They use data banks that collect information from online public profiles and sell them back to consumers. Their tracking tools are normal marketing tools- adobe omniture and voice five- that many reputable companies (like apple and bbc) use. However their website has popups to prevent people from leaving, which is an unethical practice. This goes on to show that their gathered marketing data can also be used unethically especially if they find out who you are. The craziest thing one can do is sign up for any of these websites. Reputable companies use marketing data to better their performances, but unethical companies like these... well, I'll leave it for your imagination. If your information is misused and splattered all over these type of sites, do what I did, use BBB and TrustE to get them to take it down.

They Sell false info about me to other people, they help anyone who wants to go out on the internet and claim they are someone else with identity theft, if you complain, they remove, some of your personal accurate data only to leave the false and not true identity thieves data in tact, while they continue to sell it to your creditors ect. and they wont let me access or see all the data they are selling aoubt me unless I pay them for it, they stole my data and false data about me from the internet, and from old websites, and they illegally gave free site pages at reunion.com only to change their name to mylife, while ruining my life.

***** is a scam/spam site. When you sign up, you may think that you are trying to contact people from college, work, or high school. But all they do is solicit your e-mail address. Than they will send fraudulent e-mails that appear to be from the people you signed up to contact. But all they do is lead to spyware or malware. Phishing is a common practice on this site. This site should be avoided by all. Do not open ANY e-mail or respond to any communications from them!