backgroundalert.com é seguro?

Offers "free" reports, makes you fill out a bunch of info, redirects, redirects, redirects, waiting, makes you do another email, waiting, "this whole time telling me my free report is being generated", and finally, I got's ta pay! They now are sending me an apology cuz I never followed through by offering me a discound. It's ok, I searched google and found out that my biological father died in 2001, but these guys weren't gonna tell me that!

***** has a slick advert campaign and a snazzy web interface that promises a lot of information. I tried it out on myself and ordered a one-month package for around $20. The results are disappointing. There are free search websites using public domain information that are more thorough. I called after that trial run and explained by issues to their Customer Service department. I wanted a refund as I felt their promises of results were misleading. Bottom line up front . . . they would not provide one. They did offer a %25 discount on what I'd purchased and promised not to rebill me monthly (I was unaware that I'd signed up for that!). At this point, I'll consider it a loss and a lesson learned for about $15 (the cost of 3 lattes at Starbucks). Caveat emptor! There are easier ways to waste your money.

Two issues- one is there would seem to be a violation of a person's privacy. They literally show where this person lives. Great site if your a stalker. Nothing is mentioned about a charge until the very end. There are legitimate uses for this - but is seems to easy for this to be abused.