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11. I was recently on the phone with someone from ancestry.com . . .

with a question about my subscription. Although this was not the reason for my call, I complained to her that I was very angry about their policy of auto-renewal. She said that most customers preferred that for the pure convenience of not having to remember to renew. I told her that was bullshit, it was simply a way to con people out of money.

I am still a member and I have no plans to cancel any time soon because I use the site quite frequently and I've found a lot of interesting information on it. But I keep very detailed records of my account and ALWAYs put my renewal on my iphone calendar.

But back to the OP . . . what in the world do you mean by 'stealing'? You know, you could have kept all of your information private if you didn't want anyone using it. What's the purpose of using an online database if not to share information?

I have noticed that people have linked to my original data or entered stuff into their tree that I know to be incorrect. If it really bothers you that much, send that person a private message and politely tell them that you believe their information is wrong and tell them why. No need to be so dramatic about it . . . have you considered that it was simply a mistake?