RadarisReviews of radaris.com

Update: I emailed Radaris at the email they provided in their response to this review. Their reply back only proves that they refuse to help, Radaris is an absolute disgrace of a company. ZERO offer to help, just gaslights you. Hello, Thank you for reaching out to us. To remove any information from Radaris, please follow this link: https://radarisdotcom/control-privacy We recommend using our free Radar people monitoring service, available at Radarisdotcom/Radar/. An email will be sent whenever a new public record update appears anywhere on the web. Best regards, Radaris customer service Original Review: Radaris is a horrible information broker site that exploits the information of private citizens for monetary gain and greed. They will not comply with any requests to remove your information from their site. The Radaris website makes it beyond difficult to remove your information; you have to go through countless screens in order to reach the page link with the remove request. Radaris is completely unscrupulous and exploitive. Radaris will sell your private information without conscience and offer ZERO help when you reach out to them. Class action law suite needs to be brought against them and all of the brokers that they partner with.

Horrible company and people who run it. They say they will help with removing your information from their website but they won't. They claim to have a contact phone number but they don't. It will send you to a voicemail 100/100 times. Massive lawsuits need to be brought against this company. They keep the information of people on their website entirely without the consent of the people whose information they keep. They will placate you with copy and pasted statements, offer different emails to reach out to that do absolutely nothing and then gaslight you on their automated phone call service by claiming they care about your time when they clearly couldn't care less. They waste thousands of people's time by putting us through removal processes that take days to process which always end in the same result: nothing getting removed. I guarantee I will get a copy and pasted response to this complaint just like the complaints below mine. Radaris is a HORRIBLE COMPANY that needs to be sued into oblivion. A court order is the only way to get your information removed from this god-awful website. My next step will be discussing options with my attorney.

I’ve tried to take my name off the website. We are in court right Now because they Give out all your personal information so anybody even a stalker can find you. You cannot call them. They say they are busy and leave a voicemail. They don’t reply to emails. They say you can opt out but when you try, they don’t send you an email till eight hours later and then the OP code is invalid. We now have to go to court to get the court order to send it to them to take my name off. It should not be this hard.

Untrustworthy and terrible company. I reached out to them because their website is broken and they told me they won't help or allow any customers that use emails other than Gmail, Yahoo or iCloud. How is that a thing? I wouldn't trust these people at all. Very shady.

I'm trying to remove my information from their site. They make me sit through a bunch of ridiculous fake loading screens. Then when their thing says they sent me an email no email comes in. And when I emailed support for help and to tell them that their process is broken no one replied a week later. I've tried this multiple times and every single time they say they sent me an email but they never send me an email.

Their removal process is broken. It's also extremely annoying. They make you sit through a dozen garbage screens with timers to get to their removal process. They send some link with a code and when you enter the code it says it's expired. I have tried it several times over the last week and each time has been the same. It's ridiculous that sites like this are allowed to operate.

These jokers had the gall to email me: "We apologize, but we only accept requests made from public email addresses (Gmail, Yahoo, etc). For third-party requests, we require proof of identity, evidence of current state residency status, and a signed statement designating the third-party as the authorized agent for the specific person identified." This is a personal request from my personal email account, which isn't even a weird custom domain or anything like that. It's just Outlook. What the heck are they talking about? I only had to email them in the first place because their stupid, fake-loading-filled removal form doesn't work for lots of the information they display. Edit for their response: How am I supposed to email you? You want me to make a new email address just to do that? That's ridiculous and unacceptable.

Went to get information removed and went through the process provided on their website. Malware was downloaded onto my computer through this process. I am now concerned about other security issues.