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MyLife.com (mylife.com) has 225 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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FTC Press Release: MyLife accused of posting misleading background reports. I signed up and found it was not what I thought it was. Requested a refund immediately and was charged $50.85 anyway four days later. Getting a refund was a run-around, and I'm still trying. It seems every time I try to tackle the problem their website is down. Despite having a transcript of them agreeing to a full refund, I still have nothing back.
Dorothy C.
I signed up for 3 day trial which was 1$ after looking at my bank transaction my life deducted 99.00$ from my bank account that I didn't want and I called and they lady said she can't give me no refunds.thats crazy.
Frustrated P.
From a family friend found my hubands person information as well as pictures of our children on their site. No permission or authorization had ever been given. We are not signed up for anything they offer. How are they able to do this. Filling out numerous reviews where I can. companies like this cause id theft to become that more succesful. And also give military information.
michele T.
This company is shocking. I have sent hundreds of emails asking that they cancel my subscription. Complete scam artists. DO NOT DEAL WITH THEM. I am reporting them to the Police for fraud.
Stephanie C.
This site had useful information available for years and years, and with related matters, though, never to be used or found.
Deborah T.
Signed up to do a people search for my neighbor because MyLife supposedly only charged $1 for 3 days. I was actually charged $2 for 2 searches, but that is not what was advertised. Now being charged $44.95 with auto renewal, something I did not want. When I called, MyLife will only refund $35 as they say I used their service. The service and info BTW was very inaccurate. Don't get scammed by them.
Brenda R.
First off I get numerous email saying I get a 7-Day free trial for dollar okay never was anything a dollar and never did I get any reports I think the cheapest was $7.95 and and I had six different charges in one day and because I used a prepaid debit card they charged me 40 bucks on the second day do not do not do not give them anything they are horrible awful people and I'm going to sue them if they don't give me my money back I will sue them their crappy rude and they don't care and they have no like idea how to look people up or you know they don't even give you a report to their liars
Diana M.
Mylife just kept spamming me with "important info about your reputation". The first time I received one of their emails, I took a look. On their website, they stated on one page that my reputation was higher than the national average. On a different page, it was lower than the national average. Isn't it strange that it could be both. When I continued to try to see what Mylife knew about me, first I had to go through many minutes of Mylife supposedly searching public records, until they finally brought me to a payment page. They weren't even telling me whether there was any issue. I know there wasn't. I have never been arrested for anything. I have an excellent credit score. I don't do anything against anyone else except write reviews about bad companies which is the case with MyLife. I had been to Mylife before. So, I went to my dashboard. There they had my income very wrong and people I had never heard of as associates or relatives. They even improved my ex-husband's name. Unfortunately, that isn't his name. Only Mylife would incorrectly write it that way. Let me put it this way, Mylife had my ex-husband's name as a combination of his name and his brother's name. Mylife claims that they can protect you by giving you the reputations of people on dating websites. Mylife didn't have my past names. I have been married twice. So, neither my maiden name or first marriage last name were given. They wouldn't know a criminal using an alias on a dating site. How are they going to protect me? To me, it is very dangerous for Mylife to make this claim. When I checked "Where's my info", I was given the name of a woman in Minnesota. I live in New York State. She didn't even have the same middle initial. Could Mylife even give me information about the wrong person when I am conducting a background check on a potential date? What I really want to say is that Mylife is a scam. Don't buy into it. If they can't tell you proper details about yourself, how can they tell you correct information about someone you might find on a dating website? Mylife has a very low Reputation Score in my book.
