Amy W.

"Nicelocal" seems to have lifted info off of a legitimate listing for our business, and created their own parasitic "listing" which we have not approved, and want nothing to do with. They have added additional inaccurate information. I have emailed twice to request that this listing be removed. No response. How is this legal or ethical? Like most scam sites, there is no owner information listed or legitimate way to contact them. It may take a class action suit to stop them.

This website puts your safety at risk by violating your privacy and publishing your private information. The few other public record sites I encountered have immediately honored requests to opt out. I have been exchanging emails with radaris for a long time now. I emailed them a few times with no response, tried again this past June, and exchanged emails with them since then to no avail, if you can believe. My information was displayed on their site and also https://address.radaris.com (full address and some incorrect information about me). They told me that the information can be removed once you control your profile. I now control the profiles attached to my name, but my information still remains at https://address.radaris.com. Which just recently turned into https://homemetry.com, which is still linked to Radaris. I emailed them yet again about this and they never responded. This is unacceptable. I have also taken the steps to report to my attorney general's office, BBB, and the FTC.

How is it that I pay the phone company for an unlisted phone number and
WhitePages publishes it?
And then ignores my reasonable requests to remove it.
Another parasitic website like Radaris, HomeMetry & Rehold.com.