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These people have no morals as they will not allow people to tell the truth about the dead, in this case, physically abusive child molesters.
Zero morals. Some simpleton of a business start up with hopefully a very short future.
Kind of sick that they send you reminders of people you love dying just to get traffic to the website. I had a very busy day planned today and now I’m sat in tears because they sent me an email at 8:30am to remind me a loved one passed around a year ago and invite me to revisit the page of condolences. It wasn’t a year to the day, so not the anniversary. I’m prepared for that day being hard but wasn’t prepared for them using me to drum up traffic by sending me a random reminder that he died.
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