This company operates many websites such as propertyvaluelookup.com, findhomesvalue.com, home value.us.org etc. and by the time you read this, they will have switched to new domain names. This is a FRAUDULENT company and their modus operandi is as follows: 1. They advertise on Google AdWords (I don't know how a company like Google allows such fraudsters to advertise on their network) and when you type in keywords like "property value" or "home value" these websites offer a detailed property report for just $1. If you are considering making an offer on a home, you can easily be tempted into buying a detailed property report for just $1. However, this is just a tactic to bait and switch you. 2. As soon as you put in your credit card information, there is a step where they ask you to "accept" or "decline" their terms but very deceitfully they have a "$180 for 24 reports for 1 year access" built into that page. When you read their terms and conditions to see if there is any reference to the $180, there is none. So you naturally assume the $180 up-sell is optional and you agree to their website terms and conditions and privacy policy. 3. Now, the fun begins. The report is a useless piece of junk - all publicly available information on Trulia, Zillow etc. It turns out that this deceitful, misleading way is legal and they have the right to charge you $14.95 for 12 months ($180 over 12 months) and they do just that - you just ended up paying $14.95 for a useless report they were going to charge you $1 for!!! I call this fraud company and get the message 'all our operators are busy' and hear nothing but "hold" music for over 20 minutes. I look around their website again for the Terms and Conditions and they are not visible anywhere!! No 'billing history' is available either (to find out how much I was charged). So I call up my credit card company on the other line - Capital One and they were awesome! Their rep put me through to their Fraud Department and the rep their immediately understood that I was just conned. He is the one who gave me the name and number of the "parent" company homevalue.us.org which operates this network of fraudulent *** sites. The Capital One rep reassured me and informed me that I could dispute the charge. He also offered to put me on hold while he dialed this fraud homevalue.us.org company on a 3 way conference. I naturally agreed to this and told him I was kept on hold for over 20 minutes. So the HomeValue.us.org rep is now on a 3 way conference with me and the Capital One rep and I confront her and just tell her everything that happened and demand an explanation. She gives me a 'boxed' answer and some BS. I confront her about this network of fraud websites and she conforms that all of them are owned by this company and immediately offers to give me a full refund! Stay away from HOMEVALUE.US.ORG, PROPERTYVALUELOOKUP.COM and FINDHOMESVALUE.COM! The whois lookup for the domain propertyvaluelookup.com shows that it is owned by some Shwetha Bagla of Orange Cube.