Radaris.com

The service helped increase feelings of security. I actively use personal risk management tools, thereby increasing my overall sense of security.

I simply entered my date of birth, first and last name, as well as state and city, and Radaris gave me the desired result.

With GPS technology, I can accurately determine the location of people near me, which provides an additional sense of security.

Radaris assisted me in locating a long-lost acquaintance on social media. I am quite excited about the service's capabilities.

I was not expecting much, but the service is indeed great. I found lots of useful information here and I will use it in the future.

RADARIS is a website that is registered in CYPRUS so you can't expect it to operate with common American business practices. They may be taking advantage of lax American privacy laws.

The public info on RADARIS is as follows:
Technical Contact is: Tim Ostertag
Company Phone is: *******353
Address: 6 Agias Elenis, Agios Domentios
City: Nicosia Country: Cyprus Postal Code: 2363

If you sign up for a. 95 cent 3 day trial subscription then the company sends you an email stating that you have automatically been signed up for a monthly subscription and they bill your credit card $24.95. Finding the cancel area on their web site is difficult and it leads you to a form. Calling their customer service... they ask for your credit card number as an identifier and their wait time are at least 10 minutes then then send you to a voicemail.

If you feel you have been treated unfairly by this website you may file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at
www.ftc.gov
And write to your senator and representative. All the info you need is publically available and listed above. All you need to add is your story.

Keep Complaining to the CEO. Something has to be done to stop this.

Radaris.com CEO Gary Norden,
Unipoint Technologies, Inc
34 Washington Street, Ste 201Wellesley Hills, MA *******
617 - 952 - 4235
*******@radaris.com

There is a photo of me on the internet supplied by radaris.com. On 2/20/14, I emailed them and somebody named Dan answered me back. Here is the email address. <*******@radaris.com. I asked for that photo to be removed. I was given instructions on how to do this and it didn't work. On 4/24/14 I followed up to ask why it was still on there with no response to date. Not only do they have a photo that they have not permission to use but most of the information is incorrect about me. I noticed today 7/25/14 that there is another person on there with my name and age, and my grandmothers name as the alias. I'm very confused as to how they get their information but it is highly inaccurate and a complete invasion of privacy. I would appreciate some direction in rectifying this matter. It is really upsetting to me that anybody can post anything about you with no repercussions.

This company is unethical with countless unresolved complaints. Please see the following link. http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.radaris.com I would like to be completely removed from this fly by night site that clearly has not done any homework on the information they collect on you.

Radaris.com CEO Gary Norden,
Unipoint Technologies, Inc
34 Washington Street, Ste 201Wellesley Hills, MA *******
617 - 952 - 4235

Unipoint Technologies, Inc
P. O. Box *******,
Wellesley Hills, MA 02*******993 (phone)
*******755 (fax)

Great service. A real savior for me. The service helped me find distant relatives. I am really satisfied with them.

This is a question/review for Jessica M. From Radaris, who sometimes responds to reviews about Radaris.

Jessica, why can't people opt out of phones.radaris.com? If we can opt out the radaris.com profile, why can't we do the same for the reverse phone directory?

Why, from a customer service/courtesy standpoint, does Radaris make it so difficult and unpleasant for people?

I, and others, would greatly appreciate the ability to opt out of all URLs related to Radaris, not solely the one that Radaris currently allows.

Jessica, would you be so kind as to make this request to management/CEO? The ability to opt out of all Radaris-related URLs would be a great gesture on the company's part. It would say to all that Radaris does, indeed, value it's users' privacy and peace of mind.

It would also dramatically change people's perception of Radaris. The complaints would be few and far between. It would probably boost your business, as well.

Thank you very much, Jessica M.

Please let us know the results of this request.

Sincerely,

Jana R.

THIS IS AN UPDATE:

10/7/14

This is a message to all who may be waiting for a response to my original posting above.

Jessica M. From Radaris did respond to me immediately after my posting. She did so via the private messaging system. I then responded to her response. I am still awaiting her subsequent response and will give her a few more days before I attempt to contact her.

I am hoping that the time lapse is due to the fact that Jessica is waiting for a response from Radaris management and the CEO.

If this is not the case, I will post my response to Jessica M.'s private message. I constructed my response in a way that makes very clear what Jessica's response to my posting was, without my having to obtain her permission to post her side of the conversation.

I do want to give Jessica a little more time before I post it. It may be completely unnecessary, so I'd like to give her the benefit of any doubt.

Jana R.

I utilized Radaris email search to effectively locate old acquaintances. It was really simple and effective.

I was able to find my old college friends and we will see them very soon. Great service. Super happy I'm now.

Needed date of death, site said it had that info. Paid, and site did not have that info. Total waste of money

Radaris has 2 business listings of mine on their website, BizStanding that need to be removed! First, I went through a lot of trouble to have my personal information removed from Radaris. They repeatedly gave identical, dishonest responses: "they are not able to update or remove listings on their website, because these are cached search engine results from other sources " "I will need to update the primary sources " One of the primary sources recommended was BizStanding, which is their own company! It was impossible for me to update the listing on BizStanding, as well as the reason that I was in need of their assistance! I finally got an honest person who did remove my information from Radaris, proving that they're giving false information about being unable to remove listings! I went through the same experience with BizStanding, with the identical responses, claiming that it's impossible to remove my businesses and then they recommended for me to update the primary source (again it was BizStanding, their own company!) the same company that has been refusing to assist me! I explained that if I were able to make the updates, I would not be in need of their assistance! My repeated requests for help have been ignored, even after I explained that I was aware that it's not impossible to remove my listing, since I already heard the identical, false claims from Radaris until one honest person finally did help me! I wasn't fortunate enough to find an honest person from BizStanding to assist! I'd be shocked if someone actually answered the phone and I was shocked after wasting an entire day that one person from Radaris was willing to help me! If I could have found an honest person from BizStanding, I would not need to be writing this review!