Read this before you trust any public records website Public records websites have come a long way in the last few years. So many have sprung up in that time that it is hard to tell who is genuine and who is not. You probably have read the numerous stories of consumers being scammed out of their hard earned dollars by public records websites. These websites promise but sometimes don't deliver vital information that consumers are requesting. So, the question becomes, which websites can you trust and which ones should you avoid? It is important to recognize that often times the information you seek can be obtained free of charge from places like State and Federal Government websites. But whether you can obtain this information quickly would depend on what type of information you need. If you are trying to do a background check, for example, which would require multiple data from multiple sources, then you would need a venue such as a public records website that compiles all the data under one umbrella. You could find and compile all the background information on your own but this would require going to several different places and countless hours of search. Public records websites put hundreds of millions, sometimes billions of records at your fingertips. But which website can you trust? Here are 5 criteria we use to determine a public records website trust worthiness:
It might come as a shock to learn that only one website actually met and/or exceeded all of the above criteria.
meet this criteria. Why is money back guarantee mandatory? You need to have a safeguard in the event you cannot find your search information or you are not satisfied with the overall service. The stories of scams we read on the Internet by people who use public records websites only happened because there was no money back guarantee.
choose actually offers a "money back guarantee". During our research, we were amazed at some of the things we were finding:
consider them good enough.
particular website. They receive rave reviews from private investigators and consumers. Slowly but surely we too were becoming believers. They state that their database contains over 1.1 Billion records (standard database) and over 3.1 Billion records (premium database), plus they cover 90% of the US population. The tests we conducted did not dispute any of these claims. Their customer service is top of the line, a real live person. Over 750,000 users trust their service. They offer a full 90-day money back guarantee. They are used daily by private investigators nationwide. What’s the website in question? |
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NetDetective is impressive. With a database size of over 1.1 Billion
records (standard database) and over 3.1 Billion records (premium
database), no wonder they are the envy of the competition.
NetDetective is owned and managed by HD Publishing Group of
DeLand, Florida. NetDetective has been in business since 1996 and
has expanded their profile to become the #1 public records website.
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records (standard database) and over 3.1 Billion records (premium
database), no wonder they are the envy of the competition.
NetDetective is owned and managed by HD Publishing Group of
DeLand, Florida. NetDetective has been in business since 1996 and
has expanded their profile to become the #1 public records website.
Read full review
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| NetDetective is impressive. With a database size of over 1.1 Billion records (standard database) and over 3.1 Billion records (premium database), no wonder they are the envy of the competition. NetDetective is owned and managed by HD Publishing Group of DeLand, Florida. NetDetective has been in business since 1996 and has expanded their profile to become the #1 public records website. Read full review |
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