Jazzy M.

Google ratings sites, especially reviewopedia and you'll see nothing but complaints against these people. I'm going to just try and list the commonly reported scams these people are running.

1). Unauthorized credit card charges.
2). Refusing to or delaying canceling subscriptions.
3). Just making up data. People checked their own data to find that out.
4). Using your personal data to create an actual database as they have none, like those "classmates" sites.
5). Extortion, demanding a fee or they admit they will use your personal data.
6). Still using your data after you pay the extortion fee.
7). They are no longer authorized to transact business, as recorded by the Nevada SOS.
8). The San Diego address is just a mail drop. They are operated out of Las Vegas and Reno Nevada. This has mafia written all over it. Oh, look. Last time they filed a list of officers, one of the two principals is named Joey Rocco. You have GOT to be kidding me. This is the last legal information, from 2013. Since then they have been "converted out". Like a shell game...

Manager - KRIS KIBAK
Address 1:9120 DOUBLE DIAMOND PKWY Address 2:
City: RENO State: NV
Zip Code: ******* Country:
Status: Active Email:

Manager - JOEY ROCCO
Address 1:9120 DOUBLE DIAMOND PKWY Address 2:
City: RENO State: NV
Zip Code: ******* Country:
Status: Active

I worked for IAC (parent company) and can tell you that marketers there are paid to plant reviews here. Easy to tell, they're all the more than one star reviews.

It's a browser hijacker. It's an ask.com trojan. The EULA says they collect your personal data and give it to "other IAC companies". Look that up in wiki. Would you want ANY of those people having your name, address, phone, etc?