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I went ahead and paid the $1 for information on a third party and after looking at the inaccurate, out of date and worthless information that my dollar provided me, It became abundantly obvious what is meant by, “you get what you pay for.” However after looking myself up, I realized there was zero effort being made in regards to accuracy because despite having lists and columns appearing busy with information oozing from the screen, there was less than 5 correct names giving the app an accuracy rating of less than 3%. Plus, I have never gone by or heard of the aliases that this app lists me as having. I have never heard of most of these people period and the false aliases you list me having should be removed as they border on libel. I do not have a common name either so remove that as a possible excuse. People pay and rely upon this information and for it to be so wrong and misleading on every level is just flat out ridiculous and criminal. Until you can get above 50% you should be paying people for their information. I’m pretty much handing you a participation trophy with only needing a 50% accuracy rating. Please strive for something higher and until then list this app under amusement only or entertainment should be mandatory. In the interim, I will share my experience with my company, vendors and clients to make certain they are not paying for this garbage or depending upon it’s accuracy.

I am writing this because it is a RARE occasion these days, in our media, technology, & business driven society that reviews can and ‘hopefully’ will have an impact on the direction and success of the reviewed company. In addition to a generation that has no idea about the importance and/or price of “PRIVACY” which ultimately affects our freedom, we have companies that are pushing that boundary to the outer limits, and less & less people have the time or intellect to care about ramifications. So, to the point; I have used this app for years and have always been VERY satisfied with the performance, but recently the app tells me I NEED an UPDATE, which seems to be the trending business model nowadays. Before automatically complying with the digital request/demand, I read all of the reviews and weighing the pros & cons and after doing so, I found one common & reoccurring complaint that specifically addressed the “UPDATED” version being inferior to the previous version, to include requiring the to allow access to their location. Probably s as well, but I’m guessing because I haven't tried the newest version and won’t be ing it (EVER) based on not one or two; but NUMEROUS negative reviews citing similar issues. So again, power to the people. Hopefully folks will continue to communicate about functionality and PRIVACY issues instead of blindly marching lock-step into “1984”

If you buy three credits in an effort to save money, you should beware that credits expire after an arbitrary period of 30 days. I feel as if I have to inform potential buyers because White Pages does such a poor job of doing so, going so far as to hide this information in the fine print rather than at the point of purchase. Can anyone help me out here? I suspect that White Pages cancels the credits as a mechanism for increasing profit, but I’m open to the idea that I’m wrong. I called the company hoping to receive an answer as to why the credits expire after 30 days, but neither the customer service agent nor her supervisor could articulate a good reason. Does canceling the credits somehow enhance the customer experience? If so, how? Does it somehow better enable White Pages to provide accurate data? If so, how? And why 30 days? Why not 25 days? Why not 90? Why not a year? What specific benefit to the customer does this policy serve? I’m open to learning about how WP is working to enhance my experience, so someone please enlighten me.

(My review over two(?) years of experience - but read my review based on the latest app update that follows) One of the most useful apps on my phone. I recommend it to all my friends. This app allows me to check out those calls I receive from unknown (and thus, unanswered) callers. I just enter his phone number to identify if they are one of the "bad guys" (by scanning down the report to read complaints from others). If it's damning, I will block that number from future calls. Peace of mind comes cheap!! (UPDATED Sep 15, 2018) What was once an Essential App has become almost useless! The latest update has eliminated the ability to ‘copy and paste’ a phone number from the Recent list and check it out in the White Pages search page!!! This ‘copy and paste’ capability must be restored ASAP!