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Wilda of Rockford TN (10/07/08)
They are sending out e-mails saying that one of our friends is looking for us. They are NOT! Are they just looking to get into our address book?
If they get into our address book then.........
Malinda of Maryville TN (10/06/08)
I received an e-mail from Reunion.com telling me that a friend had sent me this e-mail requesting that I sign up at this website. I later learned that this was not true. My friend did not send any e-mail but evidently the website tricks people into thinking that the e-mail was sent from a friend asking them to sign up. My friend was also caught in the scam of signing up and all his e-mail contacts on his computer were then downloaded to the Reunion website and those contacts were sent invitations with his name and now my name and contacts as well and without our permision.
I never sent invitations to my friends to sign up on this website and now my friends have received the following e-mail requesting them to sign up. This is the notice that my friend received soon after I mistakenly singed up to this website. If you don't respond it will keep sending you reminders until you sign up. *********************************** Please connect with me :) I looked for you on Reunion.com, but you weren't there. Please connect with me so we can keep in touch. Do you know Mary S is? Yes No Tell us, and see who's searching for you! Reunion.com - Find Everyone from Your Past. You have received this email because a Reunion.com Member sent an invitation to this email address. (This is a lie!!!!)
My address book did not have friends, but instead fellow business people. As a result, I look like a fool sending them an email saying that I want to re-connect. By the way, you let this company advertise on your web page. That makes me feel very secure of who are and who you protect.
Marion of Wirtz VA (09/29/08)
I joined Reunion.com as a free service to get in touch with friends,etc.The Comp. then said they had a special dealto become a (Premium Member) @ $5.00 a mo. to also help find add. and phone #'s,etc. Then after you fill out your info they say they are going to charge a 59.00 plus a 1.00 fee for the entire year instead of the $5.00 a mo. initially stated. Then they say if you opt out or cancel they issue no refunds... I have written numerous e-mails to reunion.com,and they say they will answer within 24hrs. it has been over 3 weeks and no answer. I have requested a pro rated refund, no reply. Just how much money are they making off customers who fall for this bogus deal. You can find the same info in the white pages. Please help!!
I feel cheated out of money. How can they not give any kind of a refund if you decide to cancel early cause it seems like a scam.
Catherine of Quincy MA (08/25/08)
On May 28th, 2008 I signed up for a premium membership and gave all my bank information, which I have proof it was paid It was for three months untilAugust 28th. As of this date, they have ignored, outside of me extended to Nov. 28th still listing as a free member.
i e-mailed on 7-17-08, and again on 7-25-08, no responsecalled 7-26-08 spoke to somebodu sounding like Korny, reception very poor. Said I would be extended to Nov.-28th-08, still getting free instead of premium She gave me a user name and a password Plan 3 mos. amount $36.00 My charge ends in 3771. Date poste 5-28=08 I wrote to there help last week and still no reply. I am 84 yrs. of age and feel it I am being ripped off. I would appreciate any help Thank You
Jian of Sunnyvale CA (06/05/08)
I received an e-mail from Reunion.com telling me that a friend had sent me this e-mail requesting that I sign up at this website. I later learned that this was not true. My friend did not send any e-mail but evidently the website tricks people into thinking that the e-mail was sent from a friend asking them to sign up. My friend was also caught in the scam of signing up and all his e-mail contacts on his computer were then downloaded to the Reunion website and those contacts were sent invitations with his name and now my name and contacts as well and without our permision. I never sent invitations to my friends to sign up on this website and now my friends have received the following e-mail requesting them to sign up.
This is the notice that my friend recieved soon after I mistakenly singed up to this website. If you don't respond it will keep sending you reminders until you sign up. *********************************** Please connect with me :) I looked for you on Reunion.com, but you weren't there. Please connect with me so we can keep in touch. Do you know Jian? Yes No Tell us, and see who's searching for you! Reunion.com - Find Everyone from Your Past. You have received this email because a Reunion.com Member sent an invitation to this email address.
Pansy of Brooklyn NY (04/28/08)
false advertisment i signed up for $5 they took $59 icalled and spoke to a lady iwas told that my money can be returned just five minutes after it was drawn then one week later they took $29 dollars off my credit card i am afraid this a scam to rip peoples credit off i would like my money to be return because of ther doing my credit card is been overdraft
Thanks for your help please y I was told that when the money is drawn there is no way it can be return please help me they are ripping off people
Nadine of Hermosa Beach CA (03/04/08)
I have asked this website to take ALL of my information off of this site as I did not join. The derogatory remarks and crude picture under my information is unacceptable. This picture is representing me and IS NOT me. Nor would I put pornography on the internet. When people join, the information is still available to everyone that would search my name. I would like something done about this as soon as possible. Thank you.
My business contacts have seen this website. It has started to ruin my business and work relationships.
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