Radaris Reviews 144

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.

Site quickly gave me the data I needed. It is convenient to use, the information is up to date. In general, I am very satisfied!

Although Radaris offered reasonably accurate data, occasionally you may run upon information that is out of date. All things considered, the service is user-friendly and practical for simple searches.

This servise help me find the info I needed, but the data was not always up-to-date. However, I would like to see more detailed information and frequent database updates to improve the accuracy of the results.

Radaris was pleasantly impressed by the data's relevancy and accuracy. In a matter of minutes, I was able to obtain all the information I needed to verify the details of a new hire. Because of the site's user-friendly interface, searching is quick and easy. I will absolutely use this service again because the search results were just what I expected. An excellent tool for verifying individuals and their data.

Overall ok service, but not all information is accurate and you have to wait a long time for the load.

I've been using Radaris for a few months now, and it helps me a lot in finding people. The platform is user-friendly and contains a large amount of data, from phone numbers to information about relatives. The information is not updated very often, but so far I have found everything clearly.

I searched through many services for information about an old friend, only Radaris was able to help me with this. It gave me a phone number and as it turned out it was up to date. Now I am always in touch with my friend

Although Radaris produced useful results, sometimes the data was lacking or a little out of date. Overall, the service is quick, the UI is user-friendly, and searching is simple.

Really, Radaris performs an amazing job! The relevancy and accuracy of the information I was able to find really pleased me.

The service was convenient and accurate. Learned a lot of new things in just a couple of minutes! I recommend you to try this service

Radaris (or its parent company?) runs a bunch of people-search sites. They act like they're different companies, but if you inspect things a little it's obvious they're all the same. Here's a list that's surely incomplete because if I could find this many so easily there must be more I haven't found.

radaris.com
backgroundcheck.run
clubset.com
councilon.com
curadvisor.com
dataveria.com
kwold.com
newenglandfacts.com
people-background-check.com
persontrust.com
verecor.com
vericora.com
veriforia.com
virtory.com
wellnut.com

Evidence that they're all the same company:
- same exact data
- same URL structures with minor variations
- same HTML with minor variations
- same opt-out process
- same weird recorded message when you try to call them

I removed myself from all of these in the past by removing myself only from radaris.com. Now, they re-added my data to all the sites. They're trying to unlink the removal process to make it harder to get your data removed. Now, when you remove your information from one site, it doesn't get removed from the others, and you have to submit separate requests.

But guess what: They were sloppy. They're still recording the fact that you used your email address to make the request for a given site, and they forgot to unlink those records. Meaning that when I used my email address to remove myself from a few of these sites, then when I went on to the next one, which I've never made a removal request for in my life, they gave me a message saying the email address had already been used. And no matter which of the other sites I went to, where I'd never made requests before, they told me my email address had already been used for a request.

If you're going to try to get away with pretending you don't run all these sites, you'll have to at least do it better. They can all look the same and you can say it's a coincidence or that someone's ripping off your site, but this email thing is good evidence that you're sharing a database with them at the very least, and seems like pretty good evidence that you're intentionally making it harder to remove my information for no good reason except to make more money by denying me my rights and selling my data.

I'll be submitting this evidence to the California Privacy Protection agency, too. Please be on the lookout for communication from them.

Edit:

And now they're saying they think I reviewed the wrong business. Please just address this and stop trying to get my review taken down. This review is very clearly about radaris and the other sites that radaris runs. Anyone curious about this shady company should check out the two Krebs on Security pieces about radaris from earlier this year. Pretty eye-opening.

To make this very clearly about radaris: Now that I have removed my information from three of the other sites that radaris runs, radaris no longer lets me remove my information from radaris or from any of the other sites they run.

The information I need is discovered, so overall the service is good. However, I would like to add more filters to my search to make it more precise.

Very happy with Radaris' use! I was able to address significant problems fast after locating the necessary data. I advise everyone searching for information to use the service.

Overall, Radaris is a helpful website for people searching for basic information, even though it occasionally provides obsolete data. I would want more recent content.

I've been using Radaris 4 awhile now n it's super handy. Whether I'm looking up ppl for work or just curious, it's got what I need. Fast, detailed, and easy 2 use. Can't ask for much more!

I didn't expect Radaris to provide such comprehensive information about companies. Not only can you find not only location and contact information, but also financial statements, lawsuits and much more. This is really impressive.

Radaris helped me re-establish contact with a longtime friend I had lost sight of years ago. The name search function was very effective, providing all the necessary data, including current address and phone number. The service also suggested social media and other useful resources, allowing me to fully reconnect. The platform is user-friendly and intuitive, and the search process took only a few minutes.

I'm in love with Radaris! 😍 It's so easy to use n I can find anyone I'm lookingin for. Even helped me reconnect with family overseas. Super grateful for this tool. Highly recommend to anyone needing to find ppl or info.