Radaris cons you into buying a report… Radaris cons you into buying a report and then will not give a refund when they can not produce the report they induced you to buy. A very dishonest company. Stay away. As a follow up from the Radaris reply. 1 I did not get several reports. That is factually incorrect but judging by the my interaction with Radaris, not surprising they would post yet another falsehood. 2 they conned me into paying for there service by saying they had specific information about the person I was trying to look up and that I needed to subscribe to to unlock it. Again, they had no additional information so yet again, another falsehood.

Great service I hesitated for a long time whether to use this tool or not, because I was worried about my privacy. However, reviews from other users quickly dispelled my doubts.

Radaris will not let me opt-out or hide… Radaris will not let me opt-out or hide my information. I have tried six ways to Sunday to get to the point where I could opt-out or hide my information. The information is also WRONG! I am not related to the people it lists, however, I do recognize one name as someone related to my dead ex-sister-in-law. I have tried to reach them by phone also. In case anyone is interested, there is a Change.org petition online for a Class Action suit to be filed...

Refuses to delete personal information Website forces you to sign up to "claim your profile" and then only allows you to make your profile private and not delete your information. This is against privacy law.

No spam and I'm glad about it I tend to maintain a sense of privacy, preferring not to respond to calls from unfamiliar numbers. This habit, while occasionally resulting in missed important calls, provides a layer of security through the ability to verify contact details. Additionally, it serves as an effective deterrent against fraudulent schemes. Previously, concerns about spam calls weighed heavily on my mind, but now, I can rest assured knowing that I need not fret over them anymore.