REUNION.COM mislead tricked ripped off total scam Los Angeles California

The beginning of August I received an e-mail from reunion.com saying that a Tammi Walser had been trying to locate me. This was my best friend in high school, that due to an argument before graduation ended the friendship. I wonder about her still 40 years later and at times tried to locate her on search sites. So of course I paided the $59.00 to find her. When I did there were about 7 Tammi Walsers none of them her. I was disappointed. But it was worth a try and I realized I paid to soon. A few days later I also realized it had been a sham because reunion.com e-mails me several times to let me know Renee Bradley had been searching for me. Renee lives a half a mile away from my house, our husbands are good friends, and we see each other on a regular basis. She didn't need to search for me. we are also on each others e-mail list and speak that way also. She has never looked me up. Had no need to. I asked. Now I know I was taken! I feel they have gotten in to my search engines, found names, and lured me in. Now I'm mad! Reunion denied being able to locate names from search engines. When I canceled I told them the story and how I felt. I would feel it justified to receive a refund. I think I know what they did. Just need to prove it somehow.

Joane
SEQUIM, Washington
U.S.A.