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Last date edited 12/17/07
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If
you know the high school of the person for whom you are searching, Classmates
- Classmates requires you to register with it to allow you to search for
someone. While it does not sell or rent your name, it does send you e-mail
newsletters (which you can refuse) about its services and products, and about
the services and products of other companies which are affiliated with it.
Classmates earns money by selling services to its members. If you register with
Classmates, you should know the name of the high school the person graduated
from, the city the high school is located in, the first and last name of the
person you are looking for, and when s/he graduated to run a search. E
Class Reunion which
also lets you search by colleges and universities, requires you to register with
its company to use its services. You will be required to submit your first name,
last name, your high school’s name, the year you graduated and the city the
high school is located in. This site does not sell, rent or lease your personal
information to anyone, but earns money by selling links to its "Reunion
Resources" page. If you register with E Class Reunion, you should know the
name of the high school the person graduated from, the city the high school is
located in, the first and last name of the person you are looking for, and when
s/he graduated to run a search. High
School Alumni requires
you to register with its site to use its services. To register, you must give
this company your name, birth date, gender, email address and zip code, and you
will be asked to volunteer other information as well. This
means that you may get advertising e-mail from it, and from other
"third-party" service providers, for example electronic greeting card
companies, that it has advertising contracts with. If you do register with the
company, you must know the name of the high school of the person you are looking
for graduated from. Last date reviewed no legal content 8/01(MLAN/DD) Source: Maryland Legal Assistance Network (MLAN) |
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