Janice B.

Please, please, PLEASE do NOT have anything to do with company. Jeff Tinsley is a notorious con man who engages in extortion, defamation, and invasion of privacy. He gets away with it due to recent Supreme Court rulings that make it nearly impossible to file a class action lawsuit. Individuals can sue only if they can prove damages, and are then entitled to recover only that amount, so no lawyer will take their case. I just looked up more than ten people I know and nearly every single one is listed as having a criminal record, which is damaging to their reputation, not to mention untrue. Most of the information is false, with just enough accuracy to entice a few people to pay for the records, to get others to pay to have it removed, or to destroy relationships and job opportunities. Mylife.com makes their money by trying to destroy lives with credit card theft, scamming, and false or damaging information. Please read: http://marycumminsrealestatemarycummins.blogspot.com/2017/11/who-is-con-man-jeff-tinsley-jeff.html

Unfortunately, I purchased about $200 worth of clothing and jewellery from this company and virtually none of it is wearable. Just Fashion Now entices buyers with slick photos of models, but what you see is definitely not what you get. The designs are shapeless, the colors gaudy, and the cloth is the thinnest fabric you can imagine. The jewellery looks as if it was made from found objects. Delivery time is an abominationexpect three weeks for your priceless treasures to arrive from a Chinese city near Hong Kong, which makes returns virtually impossible. Sizes bear no correlation with American sizes, so it will likely not even fit properly. Most of what I purchased is now in a box destined for Goodwill, but I doubt that even a homeless person would want to wear it. One of the dresses actually looks like a clown suit. DO NOT BUY!

Like so many others, I signed up for a free trial and was automatically enrolled in a subscription plan that cost $79/month for a year, without my knowledge or consent. Unfortunately, I did not notice this on my credit card statements until a year later (this month), so I have now been charged $948 for a few downloads in February 2017. BigStockPhoto did not have most of the quality photos I needed for my book project anyway, so I purchased the majority of them from two other stock photo services, without any problem. Stay away from BigStockPhoto!