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Anonymous wrote:This website is a scam. It pulls from something but I doubt it is facebook. It is telling me I have a criminal record to entice me to get the full report on myself lol (I do not). It appears they pull from public records IMO. They have an address on record that I never lived at full time or said I lived at on Facebook but that was an address on my driver's license (my dad's).
No one give them your money.
https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/mylifecom-people-search-website-sued-scam/story?id=14335481
https://www.opportunitychecker.com/mylife-com-reviews-is-my-life-legit-or-a-scam/
Maybe your identity has been stolen. Your public records might have been contaminated with someone else's data. It happened to a girl I know and she couldn't close on her house because she had so many liens against her. I would nip this in the bud before it hurts you and your reputation.
Is this just a REALLY sophisticated spam thread? Are you advertising for this site?
Ha, this is the first time in a long while that someone accused me of being sophisticated - thank you! I never said that you should pay this fake site money, I merely suggested that they nip this problem in the bud before it gets out of hand. Contamination of public records is at best a nuisance. At worst, it can prevent you from getting a job (criminal record, etc). Same for credit records.
All of this data exists in databases owned by a handful of companies and no one has any incentive to care that it is clean and accurate - except for you. Why do you think the Equifax breach turned the security world upside down? You can ruin a person's data records with just their name now. Look how much this little fake site knows about you with just your name.