Radaris.comReviews 278

I have followed the procedure to control my information exactly as stated and my profile is still publicly visible. The error message says I control the information for my own profile after I submit the verification code sent to my phone number but it does not let me proceed to the control information page to remove my listing. I called but there is no answer at the phone number even during their posted business hours and submitting an email via their online form only returns an undeliverable messge to my email address. I will file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and the Maryland Attorney Generals Office. Before Radaris responds asking me to send an email to *******@radaris.com, I already have, it does NOT work as those emails bounce back too. I respectfully request immediate assistance to remove my profile NOW.

I've emailed/called countless times and I still have all my personal information on their website. Don't even bother making an "account", because more info will be back in a week! Every other respectable website I called took down my info in minutes, because they actually respect internet privacy laws!
I've already filed a Consumer Affairs complaint in my state & I'm also going to contact the FTC, the BBB and the attorney general's office. This website is sickening and Radaris should be ASHAMED for putting the lives of others at risk. I'm taking legal action to get my info off this piece of **** site & everyone else should too.

Don't bother calling, it's nearly impossible to get someone on the line. Email is a little better but even then, it'll have to be through their direct customer service line and not the online form. My request was simple, like most people on here I asked to have my personal information(name, address, etc.) removed from their sites(BizStanding, Rehold, or whatever name they operate under). And like most, they refused. I went so far as to create an account to control or update my information and even then they refused to update or remove. I've never asked to be a member, but I had to. I've never asked to have my information displayed to boost their profit, but it has been. I've never hated a company before, but now I do. What have I done to deserve this?

In my experience and from observing the reports of others, there is alot of evidence that the information dealing site of Radaris is violating intellectual property laws that state that person's information cannot be shared without his or her consent. After seeing that this site had uploaded my personal information along with an old picture from my deleted social media account without my permission, I then requested my information and photo to be removed, but they did not delete either from the site. As a result of their noncompliance with internet privacy laws, and their negligence to remove my data that they, for monetary gain, have uploaded without my permission, I will proceed to take legal action if this does not get resolved.

*Update*
A few days later after this post and after sending an email to *******@radaris.com that asked for my personal information and social media picture to be removed, I received a response from Radaris of which stated that my information and social media picture had been removed. While I did not necessarily like the hassle that I or others have experienced in such situations, I am at least grateful that Radaris complies with intellectual privacy rights in the long run when to asked by email. As such, I give this company 3 stars.

I request my information to be remove many many times unsuccessful. This company is making "all" my personal information available to this person. I have a service google every month to see if my name shows up. If this person finds me again I am going back at the police station due to Radirs.com. This company sells your information to anyone not knowing how this could effect someone life and possibility get them hurt or killed.

Trustoria the information thief directed me to Radaris. As a bunch of lowlife information thieves, the Radaris scumbag representative requested $350 in exchange for removing the stolen even inaccurate details of my life, my study, my career and addresses I lived at. I respectfully requested the removal of my stolen info by phone. He said that in a completely disrespectful and even threatening tone than only comes from a thug and expert in extortion and blackmailing and without giving me the chance to respond, he hung up on me.

Buyer Beware!
This website Trustoria.com - same owners as Radaris.com is a complete scam. The fact that they do not give a free trial or money-back guarantee should raise a red flag.
I have paid a membership and less than 20 minutes later I realized trustoria.com does not do what they claim to do! You're mislead to think you'll be able to get the contact info of the people from the search feature and after paying for a membership to see their contact details all you get is a big list with many other people with the same name and the message: "Found several people with name (person's name you're looking for) in this area.
We are not able to match (person's name you're looking for) resume to our contact information database.
Please identify (person's name you're looking for) from the list below using additional information you may have."

And it gets even worse: Along with that their search engine shows a whole bunch of different emails that maybe belongs to the person you're looking for. When you send an email to all those email addresses, messages comes back to your email inbox as failure to deliver, email does not exist.
Since they do not deliver what they say they will after taking your money, I am sure this is a crime.
I contacted Trustoria support many times, they told me to "try again with other names" I tried that and happens the same thing. They are scammers.
I asked them to give me a refund after using it for less than 30 minutes and they said they are not giving me a refund. I insisted they said no!
I want a refund.

I am a very angry person whose personal information posted by Radaris online with out my consent! I have already taken my case to BBB and Trade Commission! My phone number, place where I work, the schools that I went to, all my information has been posted online with out my permission! It is not appropriate to sell ones personal information, I have tried to approach Radaris to remove my personal information but they ignored all my attempts!
Redda( From Saint Paul, MN)

I've been trying to get Radaris to remove my private information for a months. I was forced to "sign up" to control my profile, but that didn't help, they continue to operate under multiple names and continue sharing my so called "hidden" information. They've also added duplicate profiles each time I hide a profile. I'm a victim of violence and protect my information, it's a shame this company finds it a game - of sorts - to put me at risk.
I want Radaris to:
- delete all profiles including my private information
- delete ANY and ALL references to my name and information connected to other "family members"
- delete my profiles on all sites related to Radaris
- delete my forced membership and NEVER post a profile entry including my private information on any of the Radaris sites (or alias sites) again.

Everyone should be aware that in most cases you can remove your profile. However they will only turn around and place the information (sometimes more) on the summary page of your name. It is obviously my information complete with middle name and every location I have ever lived. Then to punish me further for having the nerve to try to attempt protect my family they scrapped my resume, old photographs and writings and placed it on the summary page as well. Now when I have to make an employment decision I have to think about my family and the harm that this company is placing them in. They don't care about you in any way. You information will never come down unless you file a take down notice due to stolen items (resume, photographs, writings, artwork). The key is that you will have to sue them. Since they operate in another country for them to challenge the notice they have to agree to go to trial in your location and not where their servers are based. It is really sad that we have to go through this but companies like this simply don't care. The people who work for them don't care. The person who will undoubtedly respond to this review does not care. Good luck.

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.