This is an edited review, and I have the correct company for my review. I had signed up for a free trial through biggerpockets.foreclosure.com not realizing however that the link is affiliated with foreclosure.com. I found out after I was charged through PayPal and canceled through PayPal and also contacted Foreclosure.com. They did refund me. However, their affiliate link is very misleading marketing as I had thought that I was signing up for a free trial with BiggerPockets, and further more, their link didn't provide information about what the monthly cost would be nor a way for me to cancel membership. In addition, there wasn't any disclosure statement available through BiggerPockets. Again, a highly misleading and deceptive affiliate marketing funnel. I did look at Foreclosure.com's affiliate marketing program terms and conditions and their links cannot be modified if a company or individual decides to join their affiliate program (unless through writing). Taken directly from their site: "OUR RESPONSIBILITIES
We agree to furnish you access to our site(s) through links furnished by us. We will provide you with all advertising banners, text or other appropriate icons to be linked to our site(s). You may use your own banners, icons or methods of delivering consumers to our site(s) only upon prior written approval by us."
I have also since contacted BiggerPockets letting them know of my experience and they can decide if they need to request a change in how information is presented, or end partnership or as often happens, do nothing. 
So, ultimately, I believe the onus of responsibility here falls on Foreclosure.com since it is their program and they are responsible for their own marketing and how that is handled. I can't say anything specifically about whether or not their site itself is useful as I opted to cancel right away due to my experience. I won't ever be using their site due to their misleading affiliate marketing program.