MyLife Refund

We lead so much of our lives on the Internet today that it’s easy to get sucked in by online scams: MyLife.com is potentially one of them, according to a new lawsuit filed this year against the social networking site. According to the suit, filed in February in California, where the Web company’s headquarters are based, MyLife.com is a bait-and-switch marketing ripoff that hacks into your e-mail address book, grabs contacts of your friends and family, overbills your credit card and can make your life hell.

MyLife is trying to minimize as much complaints as possible so use those words if they are refusing to give you a full MyLife Refund

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