1) Go to the FTC page http://www.ftc.gov/spam/
2) Click on “File a Complaint” (on the left column).
It’s a bit slow so be patient.
3) Click on “FTC Complaint Assistant” (On the right)
4) Is your complaint concerning identity theft – NO (hit next)
5) Dissatisfaction with other Business Practices (hit next)
6) Select “Internet” and “Other Internet Practices” (hit next)
7) I have a complaint about my options (or lack of) for protecthing my privacy online. (you can also select option 1 if you have children in your email list). (hit next).
Do you know the name of the company (Yes) (hit next)
For the company details enter http://www.yaari.com. You can use Prerna@yaari.com for the email. (Just put zero dollars).
For Step 5, I put the following in the additional info
“This company is a social networking site. They contacted me by sending an invitation that impersonated the email identity of someone known to me. After signing up on their site http://www.yaari.com I found out that they take all of the addresses from my email address book and send invitation emails to each contact that claim to be from me. I believe that this practice contravenes the U.S. CAN-SPAM Act.”

– Please don’t just grumble. Make a difference: File a complaint with the FTC.
Tim

yaari.com is built using e-mail addresses stolen from unsuspecting customers. Then they spam them till they get tired and sign up and during the sign up process they steal more e-mail addresses. How long do you think this business model can continue ?

If you have any doubts about the popularity of yaari.com, do a google search with yaari.com and scam as key words and you will know how popular they are. It is only a matter of time before this is shut down.