Radaris Reviews

Radaris describes themselves as a universal people directory and information indexing system which helps their users find helpful information about individuals using public records and professional data companies.
How Does Radaris Work?
Most people search websites only utilize public records that can be easily aggregated from around the internet - social media, official public records, publications and user reviews.
Radaris uses this sources, as well as utilizing records from professional data companies that provide them with accurate and premium background information.
To get started all you have to do is go to their site and choose the function you'd like to perform - a Reverse Phone Number Lookup, Background Check, and more - and enter in the name of the person you are looking for.
You'll be provided with a list of potential matches which you can choose from. To get more than the basic information, you'll have to pay for a report, or a membership.
Cost/Price Plans
It costs $5.95 per individual report, $19.95 per month for unlimited contact reports, $49.95 per full Background Report. Customers can receive potential discounts on these prices as long as they sign up for a Free Trial which comes with automatically charged membership fees.
Mobile Options
Currently they offer three different mobile apps, including People Search, Reverse Phone Lookup, and Sex Offender Search, which are available both on Apple and Android mobile devices.
Refund Policy
Customers who believe that they deserve a refund for any reason must contact their Customer Service team to see what can be done. Though their website says they do offer refunds, they do not explain their policies or procedures anywhere on their website.
Customer Service Contact Info
Currently the only information available for customers who would like to contact their Customer Service team with questions, concerns, or complaints is to do so by phone at 855-723-2747, or by submitting them directly to their website through their Contact Us link.
Is Radaris Safe?
Radaris.com has mixed reviews from their users online. Many of their negative reviews come users who claim they attempted to use their Opt Out feature to have their information removed from the website, but Radaris.com did not honor their requests and continued to offer their records to their users.
Competitors and Alternatives?
There are many other online people finder services available, both paid and free, which include PeopleSmart.com, ZabaSearch, CheckPeople.com, and many others.
If you have any experience with Radaris or their services, please leave your reviews below.
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Radaris Customer Reviews
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Handy
There is no doubt that the service is handy. I also liked that even using the free functionality, I got quite a lot of helpful information, which, after checking, turned out to be mostly correct.
Another great feature of Radaris was the ability to create an account and save my searches. This was really useful for me, as I often found myself looking up the same people repeatedly.
With my account, I could quickly access all of my past searches, which saved me a lot of time.
Very helpful!
Good
Radaris is a good thing; not consistently super accurate, but it definitely has positive, helpful functionality. I would say they have 80 hits out of 100. I use it quite often, and this is my job, what I can do...
I didn't find very sensitive information about anyone, by the way :)
Not good at deletion
They respond quickly but do a very poor job on completion.
First they just delete contact info and a bunch of people who are not relatives and labeled me as deceased.
After an email and my second attempt they deleted some info but labeled me deceased but left my name and state and some links of personal info. Still ! Awaiting what they will do next…
Advice : Complete the requests completely Radaris the first time please.
Accurate
Use it whenever you have your suspicions
For me it went great
Fraud
Scam
Trash, it’s a scam…they provide basic info. Do not pay for this, I made a big mistake.
I Sued Bitsellers Expert Limited The Owner Of Radaris & Won The Case
The Radaris.Com website crawls your data and keeps it on its website for sale without you knowing that your photos and private information have been stolen and sold for profit. Radaris.Com uses cookies to do this. I sued the owner of the website Radaris,Com (Bitseller Expert Limited and won the case at the High Court in the UK.
The website owner Bitseller Expert Limited was ordered by the high court to pay the damages but continued to defy it. The Court Order was made on Feb 2022.
I Sued Bitsellers Expert Limited The Owner Of Radaris & Won The Case
Radaris, owned by Bitsellers Experts Limited, steals personal information from online cookies. Your information will be sold worldwide to people or companies without your knowledge or permission.
I am a UK resident and I sued Bitsellers Expert Limited, which owns RADARIS. My case was heard at the IPEC Section of the Royal Court of Justice and I won the case. As a plaintiff, I sued the company personally and received damages. The use of a solicitor is expensive. The court will assist you if you have a solid case since you are not a lawyer. Despite the fact that the award was not significant, my data was removed from the website. The goal was to prevent them from republishing my photos or information for profit. It is advisable to contact Continental Broadband (the hosting provider for Radaris website, which is based in the US) if you are having difficulty getting RADARIS to remove your personal and sensitive data from their website.
Before pursuing legal action against BITSELLERS EXPERT LIMITED, I contacted them at least 20 times asking for them to remove my information and photos from their website. However, I was ignored so I found out that Continental Broadband was the hosting provider for RADARIS. I emailed them once and explained the problem. When I provided them with details of my problem with Radaris, it took only a couple of days for them to delete my photos and personal information from the Radaris website.
Therefore, if you believe that your data has been stolen without your permission and you can't get RADARIS to remove it, you should contact their host provider. If they do not act quickly, they may also be liable for copyright infringement.
The case was concluded almost one year ago in September 2021 and the damages have yet to be paid. I have now applied to the Royal Court of Justice, England, to enforce the order to include an order to freeze the bank account of BiTSELLERS EXPERT LIMITED until payment is made in full.
Don't allow this kind of deceit to continue. You have rights under the Data Protection Act and Copyright Act.
Worst Customer Service I've Ever Seen
Radaris, Real World Data, is not real data, it is false, fabricated, and mad-up data.
The information is totally wrong!! There are people mentioned there who are not related to each other!
And there are several birthdays for one person. Radaris' phone number, (855) 723-2747, never answer...it is only a voice mail, which disconnect automatically.
Radaris, Real World Data, is not real data, it is false, fabricated, and mad-up data. Radaris fabricates.
BizStanding (Radaris) is refusing to provide assistance!
Radaris has 2 business listings of mine on their website BizStanding that need to be removed! I already went through a lot of trouble just to get some information removed from Radaris. I was actually able to find one honest person from Radaris who was willing to help after the identical, dishonest replies to my requests of having information removed.
They’re unable to remove or update information “because these are cached search engine results from other sources “ I need to “update the primary sources “ One “primary source “ that they recommended to update is BizStanding, even though they’re aware that this is impossible! Radaris and BizStanding are set up in a way that is impossible for me to remove any information, so I have no choice other than to repeatedly beg for assistance (which has been ignored).
I got the identical replies from BizStanding that it’s impossible for them to remove the listings and to that I need to “update the primary source, BizStanding “ This is their own company! (The same company that has refused to provide any assistance! ) I explained that this has been impossible for me and that I already got the same story from Radaris about it being impossible for them to remove any information.
Since I finally got someone from Radaris to remove the information, I’m aware that it’s not impossible and that it can be done but I continue to be ignored! It’s been a miserable experience and has wasted a lot of my time but I feel determined not to give up until I can find one honest person from BizStanding who is willing to help!
This is a scam avoid at all costs!
Save your money
Made the mistake of applying for a membership instead of a one time find. Well, they found nothing I couldn't find myself in the white pages. I immediately asked for a refund and was turned down.
DON'T USE THIS SITE THEY ARE RIP OFFS!!
Accurate quick info
Had to share...
After seeing several bad reviews I tried Radaris to find an old buddy anyway. Removal issues aside, this was super easy and accurate.
Highly recommend for people, contact info and background data to help you know you have the right person.
Privacy Law Violators !
This site violates the United States Privacy Tort, public disclosure of private facts.
It enables stalkers and identity theft issues. If you are having problems opting out be persistent and demand that they remove your illegally posted personal and private information. It took me awhile but I was able to do it, don't give up. You can also file a complaint on-line with the Better Business Bureau for the Newton Center, Mass. area. These sites make $ from us for free and also endanger our privacy, they are lowlife scumbags and need to be shut down.