I too fell for the schpeal given to me from Tony. I feel bad that I even bought into the idea of marketing my son but he is so darn cute to me and I thought it would be a great experience for him. I also thought it would be a good way that, at 6 months old, he could finally help out with the bills... Just kidding.
Anyway, he did do one job that was for a photography studio doing a practice shoot for some new photographers, I won't name the studio. That was fun and great but that was 3 years ago! No word since. I updated his photo several times but never heard another word, and for a while I didn't even think much about it. But as our time comes to being up, you pay for 5 years upfront, I thought we would update our picture again and see if there is anything available to do. Come to find out, the company has been bought out. No letter sent to us, no phone call, just money gone. I would like a refund. I know that isn't going to happen but if there is a lawsuit, I want in too! These people need to stop taking advantage of people and need to see some consequences for the money they pretty much stole from so many people!

We signed a contract with Kids.com 3 years ago for 5 years. I thought is was strange I hadn't gotten the reminder message about updating my son's picture. I first tried to go to the website and it wasn't there. Then I tried calling and the number had been disconnected. We have been scammed!

What a fraud all over the US and yet nothing has been done about this? Class action lawsuit should be pursued!

In February 2007, I was contacted by Kids.com expressing interest in my, then, 7 month old twin boys. A little skeptical, my husband and I brought our sons on an 'interview' on Feb. 12, 2007. Upon reviewing the process, and showing us clients in legitimate print ads, we were convinced this wasn't a fraud. Lee Bodenmiller even gave us a special sibling offer for twins, with a 2:1 price. We went to the assigned photographer on Sunrise Highway shortly after, and were excited to see the boys' pictures on the website.

Almost a year later, I still haven't heard from anyone, so I decided to log onto their website, which I saw did not exist. I retrieved the file, called the number on the business card, and heard the number is temporarily disconnected. I then did an internet search, and learned I am not the only victim.