RadarisReviews of radaris.com

Optout process is confusing on purpose. They said they would send me an email in 30 - 60 minutes to confirm my optout. It never came in. Eventually I checked the removal request status on their tracking page and it said: "Your request requires individual review. Please contact us at ... so we can assist you further. We appreciate your patience and will do our best to resolve the issue promptly." They never sent me any email to say anything about that. So if I hadn't saved the request ID and thought to check it on that URL I never would have known. I bet this silent failure is the reason a lot of people are leaving these other bad reviews saying they never got an email. Anyway, I emailed them and it seems like they are helping me know but they are making it a big pain the butt and I should have gotten an email from them in the first place explaining to me that they needed something more from me. At this point they are not even asking for any additional information from me so I do not know why their automated process did not just do it for me and why they had to involve customer service. I bet they are just trying to make it hard for people to delete their data because they don't want them to as a lot of others here are saying. I'm not happy.

I tried to use their removal form and they said they would send a confirmation link and remove my information. The link never came and they are still sharing my personal information. They said in responses to other reviews: "We are fully compliant with the CCPA and take privacy protection seriously. Every request we receive is reviewed promptly, and our team ensures it is processed within 48 hours." but they are lying.

radaris.com uses illegal dark patterns. To fill out their Do Not Sell request form, they're using the new Recaptcha that forces you to scan a QR code on your smartphone running Google-sanctioned software, which I am not willing to do. Google isn't allowed to take over my phone just so I can submit a CCPA privacy request. Requiring me to install such software on my phone is an illegal dark patatern. Edit: Regardless of whether it's an intentional dark pattern, CPPA has confirmed that it is one and has levied significant fines against businesses with similar practices. See, for example, the $632,000 fine imposed on Honda and its reference to dark patterns. And regardless of whether you claim it's a requirement to install specific software, it is IN PRACTICE a requirement that I run Google-approved software on my phone, which is illegal to require.

I am not related or associated with one person on my account . Ive never even heard of any of these people they have as my family. Almost everything is incorrect . It is ridiculous. I do NOT recommend using this search site for anything... EVER!

Radaris is a personal data miner. Radaris in my opinion is NOT TRUSTWORTHY and is after a hard-kill sale of their product and services. Radaris makes it difficult for you to remove your name and personal data from their database, by subjecting you to endless marketing attempts to sell their products and services, as you attempt to navigate their removal process (and, once you're done, Radaris goes after one more, hard-kill sales/marketing attempt, again). You might be taking your last breath, and Radaris would not relent, trying to sell you their highly suspect product(s). What should be a straightforward, easy process to request that your identity and data be removed from Radaris database, is anything but that, it is an arduous, time-consuming, relentless process.

I used their opt out form to try to remove my data and it didn't work. Then I emailed them and they told me I couldn't use my outlook.com email address even though my mom used outlook.com email to contact them about her records. This is discriminatory and probably illegal.

Under California's opt out laws, upon request, Radaris is supposed to, remove your private information from there sites, or platforms. I have made attempts, to no avail. if this is not corrected I guess I'm only left with the (CPPA) with a 30 day window, then seek damages, for their neglect, to resolve the issue.

They are not sending me the confirmation email with a link I need to click when I try to remove my data. It has been over 24 hours since I completed their optout form.