K Vernacchio
GBRadaris 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...
Katie Glover
GBIs a miracle! Thanks to Radaris, I was able to find a childhood friend with whom I lost contact more than 10 years ago. And all I had to do was enter the date of birth, first and last name, and indicate the state and city in which he previously lived. Just a couple of minutes and it's ready.
william ellis
GBRadaris 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.
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GBSame story as most all the other… Same story as most all the other 'background check' sites. Total scam, makes you wait a good 8 minutes while it shows you fake loading screen after loading screen and then after all that locks the data behind a pay wall. Despicable business model, repugnant.
Olivia Reid
GBUser-friendly service Radaris helped me find details about the property I am buying. Very convenient and fast!