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Re: Reunion.com Uses Plaxo Style Spam Tactics

Ryan — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 15:14:14 -0000

To anyone receiving an email from reunited.com my advice is:
DO NOT OPEN THE EMAIL BUT DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY
Depending on your email provider but you will probably have a blocked sender / domain facility. Open this and enter the domain reunited.com that should help.
The problem is that this scumbag site can get into your address book and email all your contacts using the your email address. You can see how this grows. The site should be taken off the net.

Re: Reunion.com Uses Plaxo Style Spam Tactics

K.L. Wiens — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 23:47:17 -0000

Yep, I fell for it too...how deceitful !!! Just to build their list...then con people into getting the upgrade...
If I could I would go after them and sue, sue, sue...They better not steal my ID...
Or use it, the information, in any way to alienate my friends....
Iknow where they live...and two can play that game...

Re: Reunion.com Uses Plaxo Style Spam Tactics

Janet — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:22:39 -0000

Reuinion.com attached itself to my entire address book without my clear permission. This is terrible business practice. Talk about illiciting a negative response from me; which I am quickly passing on to all I talk to including those friends that received the bogus spam email from Reuinion.com using my address book. T

Re: Reunion.com Uses Plaxo Style Spam Tactics

Charles Ulmer Farley — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 22:18:47 -0000

I've only just heard of 'reunion.com' (from a client who received over a 1000 emails this morning).

Firstly, they are being added to BLACKLISTS.
Secondly, we are going after their ISP to cancel their account