Personal data published without consent Personal data published without consent. What a useless company!! They have taken peoples private data, stored it and then displayed it on their website without their consent. If someone gives Linkedin their consent to store and publish their information it doesn't automatically mean they gave RockerReach consent. To remove your account they want me to "claim my profile" to remove it which I simply refuse since I didn't create the profile in the first place.

Mis-sold me a product based on lies and… Mis-sold me a product based on lies and then attempted me to strong arm me into a different plan for another couple thousand dollars. Stay far away.

Insanely Bad at Latin American Surnames The platform hasn't bothered to localize for the second-most widely language spoken in the world. I'm going to say this one time: in Spanish-language naming conventions, the FIRST SURNAME IS MORE DEFINITIVE THAN THE SECOND SURNAME. That means if you are looking for Juan Gonzalez Cortes's emails, guessing Juan Cortes is going to get you nowhere. Can't believe I paid 60 bucks for this. At least stop docking our credits for these bunk results.

Bunch of cowboys who illegally acquire my data Bunch of cowboys who illegally acquire personal data. They illegally acquired and sold my phone number, email and name to other businesses. I'm receiving spam calls thanks to these people, even though my phone number is included in every official do-not-call registry. Companies like this need to die out.

Excellent source for contact details I’ve used RocketReach for many, many years and have never been disappointed. Excellent source for contact gathering especially useful if you’re a recruiter. Early customer training on the platform is very useful and customer services quick to respond. Highly recommended.