This company entices buyers by claiming that 'someone' is searching for them and having buyers pay to find out who. The 'someone' in question is a made-up individual. I was searching online for a friend with whom I'd like to get back in touch. The MyLife.com results were at the top of the page, so I clicked on it. I had to register (for 'free') to see the results; I used a very very old zip code instead of my real one. ML stated that someone was searching for me in that zip code, and that I'd... read full review »