NET DETECTIVE: LARGEST DATABASE ON THE NET!

TRUTHS ABOUT RECORD CHECKS

When performing your search, be aware that no database will allow you to instantly access ALL
criminal records. This function is strictly limited to the FBI. These records are mainly off
limits, with the exception of federally insured banks, nuclear power plants, and various branches
of the government. Many services may claim to have access to these extensive databases, but that
is a topic certainly worth arguing.

While NET DETECTIVE. certainly has the largest database offered to the general public, even we are not privey to that kind of security.

Many services advertise that they are capable of accessing criminal records anytime from
everywhere; some claim anytime, anywhere and anyone. Choosing a company that advertises the
capability to find out anything about anyone at anytime is one you would prefer.

Several services freely use the word "nationwide" for promotion. In actuality, with the
exception of a few companies, these searches are typically limited in capability and falsely
advertising. There are a few companies that have contracts with government departments to
provide the background check information to the general public.

You can also conduct your own people search investigation to find out about anyone. Search
engines are a powerful tool that scans all web pages for relevant information linked to a
person's name. With a bit of time and diligent research, you can uncover the background
information and find out about anyone.

There is simply one thing you cannot get enough of these days: safety. Though it is very common
to allow a stranger inside of your home to make a service call, you have the right to remain
weary. Never feel guilty about conducting your own private search on anyone. Public records are
available for you to access at anytime. Make the most these rights and use them whenever you
feel the need to protect yourself.

I use a number of high-priced databases for in-depth research. But I suggest you try a simpler alternative - a solution I use myself when I want to find someone quickly and easily. I recommend you try NET DETECTIVE. They are one of the best services on the internet and they cost so little.

A BETTER WAY OF FINDING PEOPLE!

I suspect that's what makes people searching so hot. As many as half a million times a month, someone searches on Google alone, looking for a way to find a lost person. Whether it's someone from the past with whom we've lost touch, or someone we met last weekend and yearn to see again, we're always searching for others.

Unfortunately, most general searches fail. The information is out there, somewhere. But being forced to sift through so many unrelated results makes it nearly impossible. Now with NET DETECTIVE your searching has been made simple and dependable.

That's why I recommend you use a people search service - like NET DETECTIVE'S search services. They pull all the information spread across thousands of servers and combine it into people-specific search databases. Then when you drop in a name or an address or a phone number, whatever bit of information you have, you get instant gratification. Up pops the latest scoop about your person.



Thats totally unlike the cold mechanical response a Google or Yahoo gives:

Results 1 - 10 of about 55,100,000 for joe smith. (0.06 seconds)

You can almost hear the search engine yawn.

By the way - most searchers don't know this - search engine results don't actually extend beyond about a thousand entries. Even when the search engine results page says they found millions and millions of hits, they don't actually bother to dig it up and give you access to all of it. They're really just estimating from their own database tables. Even they know it's a waste of time.

Got a phone number but don't know who it is? Maybe you've seen strange numbers showing up on your teenager's cell phone bill. Or maybe you picked up a number to call about an investment - but you suspect a scam. Or maybe you found a mysterious number in your wife or husband's things. For dozens of reasons, we find ourselves with a telephone number - but no name.

You're itching to find out who it is. Not just for curiosity's sake. The safety of your family or the security of your bank account could be at stake. You need a way to discover just whose phone number you have.

There's good news. You've got options. You can:

- Call, pretending to be someone else
- Look it up in a published crisscross directory
- Befriend (or trick) someone at the phone company
- Go online and search

21st Century Answers - The Internet Search Solution

When it comes to finding out who's hiding behind a phone number, the best way I've found is online search. Yet, search takes time. And not finding what you want quickly gets very frustrating.

To help, a number of businesses exist to make reverse phone searching quicker and easier. These businesses have already found the best sources for reverse phone searching. They take you directly to the databases that have the information you need. You can find out names, addresses, and much more, starting with just a phone number.

Some of these Reverse Phone Lookup services are free. The better ones cost a little. Quality always does, in my experience.



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If, in your case, it's not that important to get accurate information fast, then give the free services a shot. They're mostly supported by pay for performance advertising, like Adsense, which doesn't earn them much. That means the free services rarely have the money to invest either in buying data access or in creating more usable interfaces.

Often a small, one-time fee covers one to three years or even longer. If I only looked up a number once or twice a year, it would still be worth it in time saved.

FINAL WORD

As important as it can be, finding out personal information with just a phone number used to be nearly impossible. Today it can be quick and easy. I've found four approaches that work, but one proved the simplest and most effective. It's using a quality, reverse-phone-search service online. You might be surprised to hear how it not only can satisfy curiosity, it could even save your life

1. FREE VERSUS PAID

I've been disappointed by the free services. Their main concern seems to be to try and get you to click on some of the pay-per-click ads they're displaying - so they can make a little money.

2. SPEED

You want a service that responds quickly. Make sure you try it out. A fun test is to do a search on yourself. You get to check speed and accuracy!

3. PROPRIETARY DATABASE

If a service compiles their own database, they must be fairly successful. It's costly to build and maintain. Such well-funded providers are much more likely to stay around. From a usability standpoint, it's better too. You get a single interface that you can quickly learn.

And I've never seen a free service that has its own database. Most of the free services I've checked out are really just link farms - they just point you at some public or government database.

4. TRAINING AND SUPPORT

Be sure you can easily learn to use any service you choose. Actually, you'll find the better services are intuitive - how to search will make sense as soon as you look at it. But better services will also provide extra, in-depth searching. If you ever need the extra, it might require you dig into it a bit before you can fully use it. Just make sure your service has easy, accessible ways to learn, like tutorials.

And don't ignore support. Sooner or later you'll have questions or there will be something you need help to get resolved. It's best if they offer free, live support.

5. FINAL WORDS

Join the millions using the web to track down old friends and new friends. But make it easier on yourself by using a People Search service rather than a general search engine. Have fun finding out exactly what did become of your old friend (or even your old, not-so-friendly ex)