I would be furious too. It was bad enough that I stored some *possible* hits on Ancestry, to review later. Of course I thought that was all private! Some married-in woman copied it all, and included my suppositions as facts. Plus, she included elderly, living relatives with details. Oh, the cherry on the cake was I was listed on "her" tree as decceased since 1986. Just wait until the general public gets it hands on the new, reviatlized LDS version of familysearch.org. Yer mug t'will be out there like a wanted poster at the P.O. Keep smiling! Barb N of NYC jet2jeth@earthlink.net writes: > Someone asked me once for information on my family to verify if we were > related....I gave him my website addy to check and he emailed me a > couple of weeks later telling me proudly that we had a common relative > and so he put my entire family on world tree and to go check it out. I > was so angry! If I had wanted it there, I would have put it there! I > looked for my family information and sure enough...he'd transcribed my > information, making lots of mispellings and errors. I couldn't even > speak for a couple of days, then wrote and told him of some of the > errors he'd made but they've never been corrected. I don't even go to > world family tree for that reason...I don't want to come across the > postings again...I don't like feeling that angry. In addition to that, > since then, some family members have attended classes on identity theft > and requested that I remove their information from my website, which I > did....but there is no way for me to remove it from sites someone else > might've transcribed it to. > > MIKE MCHENRY wrote: ************** Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and calculators. (http://www.walletpop.com/?NCID=emlcntuswall00000001)