this web site has all my personal information on it. i never gave my permission or have ever joined this organization.
when i tried to delete my information this website states i can do this by paying a 20.oo opt- out fee. why should i pay them anything. i found out my information was being advertised by a friend who say it and told me to log on and see for myself. can you help me get rid of this?
gloria of mount sinai, NY June 3, 2009
they are publishing my ( and yours) personal information including name, address, telephone numbers, and a google map right to my front door. ISnt this illegal? I want to stop them. help us please.
Raj of New York, NY April 15, 2009
This company is using loopholes in system to make money on ordinary people by putting all of us in risk. I sent several letters to them requesting to delete my personal information but nothing was done. Sites like Intelius, USsearch have opt-out options and they respected my request to delete info. I do not understand why not this site?. This might be publishing our senetors and cogressmen information and putting them in risk.
I see that they are now providing google map to our home address. This should be stopped. I sent a complaint to FCC. Also I suggest fellow brothers and sisters to contact your senators and cogressmen. I would like to mention thanks to Connecticut Governor for initiating some action against this kind of legally protected illegal companies.
Emotional torture and fear generation
John of Lb, CA March 28, 2009
I have asked Zaba Search to remove my address several times. They don't. I am very attractive and this has caused a major problem with stalkers. Not really. That was a joke. But I am in Higher Education and I have had problems with disgruntled students showing up at my home.
Harrasment at late hours, potential vandalism to my property.
Joan And Etienne Bottex of North Babylon, NY March 8, 2009
Due to the nature of my job and my work environment I requested that my name and address be removed from the web as it poses a danger to me and my family, but zaba search engine continues to display pertinent information about me and my family. I would appreciate if this matter be taken care of.
Freidoon of Midlothian, VA February 20, 2009
ZABASEARCH is publishing my private information including address and home phone which is causing me issues. The information is supposed to be private and on their website, they want 20 via credit card to remove up to 6 records. They have me more than 6 and I should not have to pay for an illegal site like this.
Many unwanted calls and requests. I would like to sue this company for the issues they are causing me.
Linda of Palm Bay, FL February 17, 2009
I do not want my name on zaba's public list. They should not be allowed to do this.
I get harrasing calls from this
Audra of Oklahoma City, OK February 8, 2009
Someone has posted a message under my name, attempting to impersonate me, saying vile and disgustingly untrue things. Now this post is available for the world to see: future employers, business customers, my fiance's family and children...anyone who Googles my name.
The post is new so the damages are yet to come but I expect a plethera of them, including my personal and professional reputation, and my employability with the government agencies to which I have recently been applying for work.
Theresa of Bellwood, IL January 13, 2009
I did not request my personal information to be listed on the internet under Zaba Search. I am a victim of fraud and all this information listed about me in my opinion leads to identify theft.
Diana of Stowe, PA January 6, 2009
There are about 50 to 75 posts under my maiden name on zabasearch that I would like removed I shouldn't have to pay for something I didn't do. So one else has been doing the posting. Zaba wants 20 per post that is just not right it's a free site. Now there are sites that allow you to remove things why not zaba?????
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