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The company blocks anyone with a VPN, they won't give you the money you earned, either. They are actually a data broker operating under the guise of a survey research company. Good luck trying to deal with their "customer service" team based offshore. You will regret ever putting your private information on there just to sign up. BEWARE!

Hi Monica! Thanks for replying in third person and again pretending you can save your worthless reputation. I like this little back and forth you're doing with me, it's getting fun. You're embarrassing yourself and trying to fight any negative criticism with even less finesse than Trump. Again sweetheart, unlisted numbers are not public record. Your arrest record is public record though; the irony. Your site's "opt-out" purposefully malfunctions. You have an extensive criminal history and while you hide behind the R. After your first name, people have come long before me and put YOUR COMPANY'S memos and employee rolls online. You have a good strategy, defiantly fighting people publicly- that'll get more subscribers! Also, spend more time learning to read, quoting the FTC about an unrelated issue is just lazy, try a little harder. Let's keep this going. Every time I respond and with more info about you and how your company operates, you fight me on here and deny everything. You're pathetic, honey.

Floridaresidentdirectory.com posts personal information and defiantly claims that their info is always correct, that the State of Florida is the one that has incorrect info about you and are the one's to blame. At least the State doesn't post your info everywhere. Their website lists absolutely no contact information whatsoever, go figure! I found two sites, though, that show where those creeps are located.

https://floridaresidentdirectory.com.cutestat.com/
http://newly.domains/*******-all?page=256

The site claims is does not NEED to take down information about you and does not offer any way to opt out. It operates as a rogue site and uses hacked information from the recent Equifax leak, claiming it is simply voter info from the Elections Board.

SHUT THEM DOWN! Go to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#crnt&panel1-1 and the FL Attorney General's Office at http://myfloridalegal.com/Contact.nsf/Contact?OpenForm&Section=Consumer_Protection_Division.

They will charge you for electricity that you have not even used. They do this to charge more money. You could be gone for a month and they will still claim that you used more than your previous month's bill. They also have this nasty little habit of taking funds from your bank account without your authorization. In legal terms, this is fraud and a scam. They think their political connections can protect them from any consequences. THERE IS A WAY TO STOP THEM. Submit a complaint to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#&panel1-3 and the North Carolina Department of Justice at http://www.ncdoj.gov/getdoc/59be4357-41f3-4377-b10f-3e8bd532da5f/Complaint-Form.aspx since their headquarters is in Charlotte, NC. Tell these agencies how duke energy has ripped you off and they will work to sue them and stop this once and for all!

Their rewards program is a total scam. In the past you were allowed to earn 120 points a week from putting in the codes on caps. Then it was 100, now it is 75. In addition, you now have to earn "status" to actually win anything, no matter how many points you have. They want to make it difficult to earn their rewards so they can earn more of your money. In order to earn status you must post advertisements for their partner businesses like dominos to facebook and twitter and after you do that you still will not be awarded status. Contacting them is useless. They send pre fabricated responses and will not address your issue directly. They don't care. Call them and try that too. Ask to speak to one of their lazy scabs named Mariah, she loves hearing complaints, make sure to record the phone call with her too. You will need it as evidence of how they operate. SO, they pretend you can win their rewards, when in reality you cannot. They do this to make more money and make it seem like buying their $#*!ty products will actually get you rewards. They have no shame. HERE'S WHAT TO DO: file a complaint to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#&panel1-1 and your home state's attorney general/governor office which has a consumer protection division. IT WORKS! With several complaints and there are more than enough on this site, a lawsuit will be filed and my coke rewards/coca cola will be finito. Make your voice heard and report them.

Avvo aggressively sensors reviews about lawyers. If a lawyer simply does not like a negative review about them, their "subscription" to avvo covers them being able to "dispute" it. The truth is that lawyers take care of their own. Avvo is run by lawyers, for lawyers. Lawyers have the option to pay for an account with them called avvo pro, which lets them remove anything they don't like no matter how badly they treat their clients. If you even want to post a review, good luck. It has to pass their review team where anything negative is rejected. BEWARE of avvo and post your reviews on any other site. Since their site is a bait and switch scam where real consumer opinions are blocked in order to protect lawyers and their promise of putting up disputed reviews is a lie, report them to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#&panel1-1 and to your state's attorney general/governor's consumer protection division.

Many other reviewers hit the nail on the head. Whitepages takes personal information that is not public such as phone numbers, birth dates and family members and displays it on their site for everyone to see. Their opt-out doesn't work because once your "profile" is removed, they will put it back up within a month and hope you forgot about it. The most disturbing is that they publish personal/home/cell phone numbers and claim that they are public record. They arrogantly say they will not remove phone numbers from their site because "the phone numbers aren't attributed to a person" and they are "public record". But they forgot that if you click the phone number it goes to a page where they ask for your credit card info to purchase a report of the phone number, listing the owner name, address and other personal info. THEY PROFIT OFF OF YOUR PRIVACY AND PUT YOUR LIFE IN DANGER. So, they do have your personal info attached to the phone number which they claim is so mysterious. Also, everyone should know, in order to remove a name and address type of profile about yourself, you need to provide them a phone number to confirm that it is you. They have all your info and its for sale. Shut down those sub human filth once and for all. Submit a complaint to the FTC at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#&panel1-1 and through your home state's attorney general/governor's consumer protection division.