Tagged.com has earned the disdain of many users and invitees because of the way the site demands access to the registrant's Gmail.com account, then, without confirmation or option, emailing Tagged.com invitations on behalf of the new registrant to every contact found in the Gmail account's Contacts list, including anyone to whom an email has ever been addressed. A Google search for "Tagged.com" finds several blog posts complaining about this behavior and warning potential users to be wary. The registration process for a Tagged.com account demands the user enter his/her Gmail.com password, a gross violation of basic personal information security. There is no way to bypass this step of registration, except by manually editing the URL to go to the Tagged.com home page, and if the Gmail password is not entered, and the user presses "Next", the page reloads with red text which says "Please enter password", implying that it is necessary and required to enter this personal data. Users should be warned that releasing control of one's password for an email account in this way could result in serious abuse of that account, up to and including identity theft.