My name is daba and I endorse this message...

Have you heard? Someone's suing Classmates.com over those e-mails it's been blasting the world with for the past decade. My reaction? It's about damned time.

 

Here's the scoop: A man from San Diego says he received e-mails from Classmates.com claiming his former classmates were "trying to contact him" through the site. (Surely you've received one or 100 of those, too -- I know I have.) Our guy joined the service, paying for a premium membership ($15 for 3 months) to gain access. Then, he said, he discovered that no old friends had attempted to get in touch or even looked up his name.

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1. Classmates.com has been filling our inboxes long enough.

How happy are people who get Classmates.com e-mails? A quick glance at the Consumer Affairs complaints page for the company will give you an idea.....