Charles M.

Although I've heard about MyLife for years, I never paid any attention to it because of all the negative publicity in the press. Recently, though, I looked up my "personal info" on MyLife to see how bad the site really is. It's pretty bad.

For one thing, they have me listed as the Vice President of a well-known national company. Not only am I NOT the Vice President of this company, I have never worked for this company in any capacity, and I've never even done business with this company. I have no idea where they got their info, but it's false.

For another thing, it has me listed as a "Registered Republican," although I certainly am NOT.

For a third thing, it says I have an arrest record, as well as several legal judgments and liens against me. Again, this is ALL false info.

I see that many other people have the same complaints about MyLife, from complete misidentification to fake criminal records, etc.

MyLife does this deliberately, I'm told, so that you try to sign up (for a 7-day trial) to correct all the bogus information (which they don't do, by the way). Then they start charging you for a monthly subscription, even after you cancel.

In my opinion, MyLife needs to be prosecuted for fraud, among other things.