I enrolled in Reality Wanted sometime in March 2015 to get updates on reality castings. When I first filled out the form it asked me to pay money and at that point I did not enter my payment information and closed thRe site assuming they would not be sending me any casting information. Shortly there after I began receiving casting information of which I discovered were weird and monotonous. From then on I would simply delete the emails when I received them. Then begginnimng in July of 2015 I noticed that under the sender's name "Mark" was the realitywanted.com emails. I paid no attenton to that until August 6, 2015, I had emailed a verty topic specific email to a friend. Minutes later this Mark character sent me a casting call email that was contained a casting call exactly like the the topic discussed in my email to my friend. That was no coiencidence. I am certain that Mark has hacked my email account and went ballistic. Which is not impossible. After reading the scam reports from others on this site they confirm that these people are in the business of identity theft. I immediately responded to Marks email and demanded that he stop sending me emails. I also went to the realitywanted. com page and attempted to unsubscribe. In order to do that you must login to your account and change the settings when I requested my password from them they sent me a bogus number that was immposible to use to access my account and was unable to unsubscribe. I want no further contact from these people and strongly advise anyone considering this to not sign up for this service it is obviously a scam and a way to drain money, get personal email information and abuses the trust of their subscribers.
RealityWanted.com Reviews
I enrolled in Reality Wanted sometime in March 2015 to get updates on reality castings. When I first filled out the form it asked me to pay money and at that point I did not enter my payment information and closed thRe site assuming they would not be sending me any casting information. Shortly there after I began receiving casting information of which I discovered were weird and monotonous. From then on I would simply delete the emails when I received them. Then begginnimng in July of 2015 I noticed that under the sender's name "Mark" was the realitywanted.com emails. I paid no attenton to that until August 6, 2015, I had emailed a verty topic specific email to a friend. Minutes later this Mark character sent me a casting call email that was contained a casting call exactly like the the topic discussed in my email to my friend. That was no coiencidence. I am certain that Mark has hacked my email account and went ballistic. Which is not impossible. After reading the scam reports from others on this site they confirm that these people are in the business of identity theft. I immediately responded to Marks email and demanded that he stop sending me emails. I also went to the realitywanted. com page and attempted to unsubscribe. In order to do that you must login to your account and change the settings when I requested my password from them they sent me a bogus number that was immposible to use to access my account and was unable to unsubscribe. I want no further contact from these people and strongly advise anyone considering this to not sign up for this service it is obviously a scam and a way to drain money, get personal email information and abuses the trust of their subscribers.