Karen Funk Blocher
said:
Yes, I had one of those go by, too. reunion.com does basically the same thing. I can (and did) register as a free user, post my info,and do searches, but info on who has searched for me (apparently one person, ever), requires a pauid account. I really don't care which member of the F-M Class of 1975 pulled up my profile. Not one of the people listed on the site was any closer to me back then than a friend-of-a-friend.
Date: 6/12/2006 9:15:15 PM
deslily
said:
I've gotten those also.. always you have to pay and join to "find out who" is looking for you.. and it's always from a site that you have to "sign on" to get the "free part".. so they have your address.. it's spam pure and simple .. looking to get some more business.
Date: 6/13/2006 6:57:12 AM
Karen Funk Blocher
said:
Yes, I had one of those go by, too. reunion.com does basically the same thing. I can (and did) register as a free user, post my info,and do searches, but info on who has searched for me (apparently one person, ever), requires a pauid account. I really don't care which member of the F-M Class of 1975 pulled up my profile. Not one of the people listed on the site was any closer to me back then than a friend-of-a-friend.
Date: 6/12/2006 9:15:15 PM
deslily
said:
I've gotten those also.. always you have to pay and join to "find out who" is looking for you.. and it's always from a site that you have to "sign on" to get the "free part".. so they have your address.. it's spam pure and simple .. looking to get some more business.
Date: 6/13/2006 6:57:12 AM
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