Consumerist
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follow ups
Reader Uses BBB To Retrieve Gold From Classmates' Clutches
Remember Kelly, the one who couldn't get her money back from Classmates after she canceled her automatically renewed gold membership? More » -
the golden rule
Classmates 'Gold' Status User Quits, Can't Get Her Gold Back
Kelly has found that Classmates.com not only makes it extremely tough to cancel your membership, but damn near impossible to get a refund if you sign up for its gold status automatic renewal program. More » -
annoyances
Reader Asks, "Is It Impossible To Unsubscribe From Classmates.com?"
Yes.
Okay, we're being a little dramatic there, but Classmates.com is part of the cesspool of the Internet, a faux-legit site that uses any shady tactic it can to acquire and keep members, regardless of any genuine interest they may have in the service. We don't know if you can truly successfully unsubscribe from their junk emails because we're not sure they'd ever honor such a request, but here are two other options. More »
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tips
How To Delete Your Online Accounts
PC Mag has assembled a list of instructions on how to wipe your account from a long list of websites, including Classmates.com (you'll have to call), Windows Live ID (it's complicated), and Friendster (ha ha ha). In many cases, canceling is as straightforward as clicking a link and authorizing the cancellation, but it's nice to see all the phone numbers and tips collected in one spot. More »
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