MyLife
reviews and complaints

This company has been consistently posting my information on it's site for months. I email them weekly to remove my info and yet continues. I have faxed my ID twice yet i have received no respect for my privacy. I'm talking to a lawyer. Technology does not equal invasion of privacy.

They sent me an email that people had been looking at my profile. Gee that's really amazing considering I have never made a profile with them. I am not sure but I think they have publicly posted my name and other personal information. They have made it sound like I am looking for a date when I am not because I am married and would like to stay that way. According to them, if you can believe anything they say, several people in the same small area I live in have looked at it. As anyone who is married could understand, I don't want it to get falsely spread around that I am looking to start some kind of extra martial relationship when I am not. I tried to remove my name from their list but in order to remove my information I had to open an account and I'm not going to do that. I'm going to send a copy of my complaint and a link of this website to the FTC and the FCC and perhaps to my state rep who is also my neighbor. I will not put up with this.

I googled my name on the Internet and found that someone from My Life made an online profile of me indicating my past residence, current residence and people that I am associated with. I called My Life immediately and they locked the profile and indicated it will take 7-10 days for the profile to be completely taken down. I was outraged because this is private information about my personal life on the Internet without my consent. I was told all the Information that My life posts about someone is public record and I told them they have No Right to do that ! I encourage everyone to google their own name to ensure their is not personal information on the Internet that they don't want seen. My life invaded my privacy and should be stopped immediately ! It's not acceptable to take someone Else's information and create an online profile in their behalf and list ex - boyfriends, husbands, even family members they are related too. If my life does not take down the profile they created for me I am suing them and encourage everyone else to do the same who feels their privacy has been violated.

After being disgusted and outraged to learn that google maps is invading people's privacy and endangering their safety by posting very clear photos of our property, homes, cars and images on their site with the ability to zoom in closer for details of our property I did a goggle search for my name to see what other dangers they were offering me without my knowledge and my personal information appeared on ONLY ONE UNAUTHORIZED site, the scam site MYLIFE.COM. I have never heard of this site, never even received a spam e-mail from it and I DO NOT participate in any social networking sites, so I was beyond disturbed to see that MYLIFE.COM had took it upon themselves to post my name, age, address and a map of my neighborhood on their site with a FAKE PROFILE impersonating me by making it seem as if I was introducing myself. WITHOUT my knowledge or my permission MYLIFE.com is using the words "I" in statements to make it appear as if "I" am the one typing up the profile. IS THAT LEGAL? and then they had the gross audacity to list me as being friends with a Jeffery Tinsley. I DON'T KNOW ANYONE BY THAT NAME, HAVE NEVER CROSSED PATHS WITH ANY SUCH PERSON.
Is that legal? Is that safe to just associate strangers with people they have no connection to, what if someone violent is looking for Jeffery Tinsley and I end up being a victim because MYLIFE.COM listed us as friends. I do not know this person! nor do I want to.
MYLIFE.COM is heinous, and they have the narcissistic nerve to state on their site that they are trying to help people connect. WHO ASKED FOR THEIR HELP? I didn't.
What if a person helped themselves by escaping from their dangerous, awful past?
MYLIFE.COM is just taking it upon themselves to help people re-connect to person's they escaped from. MYLIFE.COM thinks it's helpful to create fake profiles and fake friends and make it appear as if a person is introducing themselves and welcoming a connection. How is an unauthorized fake profile revealing a person's real address without their knowledge helpful?
How is it helpful to but people in danger or to invite unwanted persons back into their lives without their knowledge or permission. Jeffery Tinsley should be in Jail and have his privacy invaded, what a ###.

Jeffrey Tinsley and those who work with him are crooks. The company continues to run commercials saying you can find out if anyone is searching for you ... for FREE! I checked out mylife.com, and wound up with a $300 charge to my credit card. I called them immediately and told them I had just seen the commercial offering a "quick check" for free. The woman I spoke to said brusquely "we don't offer any service for free." After some back and forth conversation I demanded that the charge be removed from my credit card, or I would go to the credit card company and report it as fraudulent. Eventually, after checking with her "manager", she offered to cancel the $300 charge if I would pay for that one month - $30. I agreed (just to end this nightmare), and they removed the charge, but kept e-mailing me saying people were looking for me. Interestingly, during my "paid month" they gave me addresses for two people I have been unable to find through any other source. Both addresses, of course, were fraudulent. I hope this lawsuit succeeds and this site is shut down.

Beware of these deceptive people! I created and account with them many months ago using just minimal information, First Name Last Name age & zip code. Without my knowledge or permission they added an entire plethora of personal information to my profile that they obtained from somewhere and made it available to the public. In order to even gain access to it to delete the account or find out from them how to delete it you have to create a profile which they obviously use to obtain even more information about you-These are the worst people ever ! I am calling them tomorrow at [protected] and then I am calling my attorney !

I signed up for what I thought was a one month paid membership but my account was charged for 12 months. I let it go figuring it was tuition in the School of Hard Knocks. But now I've tried to sign on to cancel and they won't send the username/password info so I can sign on. What a rip! Next step is to call the 800 number that was listed with the charge on my statement. If that doesn't get a cancellation, I am contacting my attorney general. Don't want to close the account but I will if I need to to stop another charge.

MyLife provided SavingsAce my credit card data (who knows, maybe they are related companies?) and they started billing my account monthly. I never signed up for anything from savingsace. When I phoned to get them to stop debiting my card and request a refund, I was told it is their policy to stop taking my money in the future but they don't refund what they already took. After I got a supervisor on the phone, they relented and refunded my money. But many people may not notice the debit and/or complain loudly enough to get their money back. This is a real scam. I don't understand why the credit card processors are enabling this rip off? Or the government for that matter? There are lots of consumer complaints detailing this scheme all over the internet.

This website has all the information of all the previous cities I lived and my full contact name, I have no idea how it got there first place. I have never been to this website, and the reason I found out was because my boyfriend check for my name and he found this website as being the one who provided my information. This has cost me arguments with him because he insists that I am trying to look for someone else while being with him, which none of that is true. I just want to know how did they get my information. Thank you!

I noticed a charge on my Bank of America credit card. I was charged $23.85 for a premium search. I did not authorize this search. In fact I checked their site and I do not have an active account or any active membership with them. I can't understand how these people get my credit card number. You seemed to get charged some odd amount if you are unlucky enough to stumble onto their web site. I would like to get this money refunded some how. This occurrence appeared on my Bank of America statement on 11/2011. Dorothy L Bach [protected]@olynet.com

Queried my sister-in-law's name to try and contact her, and found a hit on mylife.com. Sure it was her. Wouldn't show me the results. It indicated I needed to pay to see the results. I paid $18.95 for a 1 month membership to see her name, and then it told me I signed up for "Who's Searching for You" and still couldn't see the results. I checked the 11 people that were supposedly searching for me and I don't know any of them--there is no way they are looking for me.

I called and complained, and the representative disabled the "Who's Searching for You" service, and enabled the People Search feature free for 1 month. I went back to the website, queried my sister-in-law again, found the same hit and it still would not allow me to view the results.

Site has numerous pop-up ads which are very frustrating, the site is not user friendly, and there is no information shared. Buyer Beware!

Joined mylife.com when it was titled reunion.com. They gave my account number to a company called Shopping Essentials which charged approx $20 to my debit card. In addition, they sent emails to all of my email contacts without my permission. Finally, they also tricked me into thinking I would be charged $5.00 per month for 12 months, but instead charged me $60.

Mylife.com formerly reunion.com are some low class identity thiefs and scam artists and need to be destroyed as a company. Their CEO Mr. Tinsley should be ashamed of himself. Sue me if I am incorrect in any of this.

Despite previous e-mails sent to redress the problem, money continues to be taken from my credit card every month. $5.95 is a minimal amount but 'every month' it mounts up. Please stop this as soon as possible. You no longer have my permission to debit the card. Thankyou. Michael Cumiskey

This company is pretending to be a people search company. I paid £11.95 on Sunday 9th October 2011 to conduct people searches. The site does not work, at all. I tried 192.com and found all the addresses I was looking for. The same addresses Mylife.com could not find. I have tried 8 or so searches, It cant find any of the addresses. I called them, (they offered me a free month on a website that does not work), said I had used it to search so I could not be refunded. I went back on the site and tried again same result. I have emailed them demanding a refund for the second time. I have since looked at the complaints for this website, and regret stumbling upon it. I was given a complaints number [protected] I do not expect a refund from this disgusting site although I by rights feel entitled to one. I was given a reference number LTK536011221554X.

I signed up for what I THOUGH was one year at $11.95 and was charged over $143 on my credit cvard. When I called, they said that was for $11.95 per MONTH with an automatic renewal. The most thehy would do is creigf back $104 something leaving me to pay $38.84 for three m months.
WATCH OUT. THIS WEBSITE IS REALLY N O T W O R T H I T ! The inforamtion I looked up was wrong, first of all, and you need to buy a PREMIUM packsage to get wht is usually basic information.

Mylife.com has got into my bank account and took money out.I have never paid money to mylife.com, and I do not have any agreement with mylife.com.I never authorized mylife.com to get into my account. about a year ago I used my debit card to searcj for an old friend on Reunion.com, but it was a 1 time thing..not sure how long ago, Reunion.com was taken over or changed to mylife.com...I have never used mylife.com.I have never continued aanything into any agreement with mylife.com and they ahve never been authoriized to take money out of my bank account. I used my debit card 1 tiem about a year ago to search for soemone and mylife.com has taken it apon them selves to use my bank card number to steal money from my account.I called the number it says to call a few times and get an ansering message and no one answers even though I call theough the time frame they say soemone will be there.I am mad about this and something needs to be done. This is very dishonest and fraudulant. Thery need to refund money they have taken from me..I mean like right now!

While internet surfing one day, I tried a bunch of "free" trials. One of them was mylife.com. I'm on unemployment, and am trying to survive on $266.00 bi-weekly, and in NO POSSIBLE WAY would I be stupid enough to sign up for that much money. I thought I had cancelled online right away, but their scam is you must "phone" them. The offer was on the internet - why would one have to "phone" them to cancel their "free trial"? They did agree to refund most of my money - $77 after the first call - and then after getting more irate, I called again and they agreed to refund it all but $9.95. I'm still not happy - I'm trying to live on this low amount of money - and these scammers are taking 10 bucks from me? PLEASE somebody stop these idiots!

I don't really have a complaint. As I don't pay to do my searches, nor do I care for who is searching for me. If I don't know them, then Tschüs. I think I emailed one person who MyLife said was searching for me. When he said he didn't know me. I left it at that. But then most of us have to realize that perhaps your LAST NAME is a common one, and they maybe searching for someone who has the exact same name as you...first and last. I have found NUMEROUS of females on the web with the same name as myself. The difference, were our ages, and middle names. Secondly, you never pay on sites like this a MINIMAL price like $5.99. You pay on lump sum. That lump sum is the TOTAL of what you would have paid for however long you chose to have the account. As for refunds...MOST companies will not issue a refund, and they will warn you of this in this thing they like to call USER AGREEMENTS/TERMS AND CONDITIONS for legal purposes. There are several sections that are within said LEGAL PAPER. They have these to protect you the CONSUMER and them the PRODUCT PROVIDER. If you are not satisfied with the product you have to email them, which could take up to a week for them to respond to, but in the end they will either refund you, or tell you they don't issue refunds. As for IMPORTING YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS BOOK. YOU have the option to SKIP this when creating a profile on certain sites. Every time I am asked if I want to import my friend email addresses, or invite them, I decline the offer. My friends deserve that type of respect. If you just ZOOM through setting up your profiles, there is no telling what you are signing yourself up for, or if you are giving them access to your address book. READ first what you are signing up for. TAKE YOUR TIME when creating your profile. PAY ATTENTION to what you are clicking on. NEVER agree to pay for something, that you will be dissatisfied with. And if you signed up by using a FREE TRIAL MEMBERSHIP...ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS cancel your membership a day or two days BEFORE your FREE TRIAL MEMBERSHIP ends so your credit card isn't charged.

Very bad...Stay away! It was a total ripoff ! I had no idea they would charge my credit card what they did (I think it was one year for 2 services I don't even recall ordering!...plus automatic annual renewal. I called and canceled all services immediately, but they still insisted on charging me for one month anyway. I still plan to dispute all charges with my credit card company and if not successful, I will cancel my (20yr credit card)!