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My credit rating & online reviews about perfect. Yet MyLife published false data on the web for me, incorrect birth birth year & making it appear that I was perpetually transient. Then began sending me emails to repair the damage that they caused & was picked up by other venues.
So I paid for a premium subscription & reputation repair subscription. I've sent them documentation (scans of all records, ID's, diplomate statuses & certifications (in psychiatric social work, substance abuse counseling & pastoral counseling. Sent them scans of perfect BBB reports & much more, including all official academic transcripts.
They will not act to change. When one calls, it is not uncommon to have a wait time in excess of 3 hours. When one does get through, agents appear to be outsourced overseas, incapable of or unwilling to listen to your concerns & will disconnect you after a few minutes.
I've sent 22 emails to them, with attachments & a means to easily document my assertions. Further, they refuse to cancel my premium & restoration service.
I've spent more than 400 hours trying to rectify problems they created.
Obviously, this is bizarre & criminal.
Tip for consumers:
Check your MyLife profile (which they create on own & post on the internet). If there is false data & information about you, send all disputes directly to the Better Business Bureau.
Products used:
Premium membership & reputation repair service for issues they created with their false data & then phished me to sign up for these services.
Richard D.'s review of MyLife earned 2 Very Helpful votes
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