Do not Trust CheckPeople.com Do not trust this website at all. They were supposed to only take £1 for the trial subscribtion and they took the full amount out of my bank then proceeded to block me from accessing the website. Spread and share this so no one else falls victim to these scum of the earth. I hope one of the scammers are reading this because you are going to get what you deserve for stealing from people.

Real scammers. Real scammers. BEWARE!!! They advertise a service they DO NOT provide. I canceled my $1 trial period on the 2nd day and they continued to charge me 4 separate times totalling over $53. BBB claims they are scammers. When I questioned charges they became belligerent and offensive. Thankfully my bank is reimbursing me and promised to go after these scam artists.

Dig a little deeper. Well I have to admit your service is another better than other sites. However there is more about Michael Bergman that shouldn't be hard to find. But overall good.

CheckPeople helped me to reconnect with… CheckPeople helped me to reconnect with an old friend from college who I lost touch with after graduation. The site was user-friendly, and the report I received was incredibly detailed and accurate. Thanks to CheckPeople.com, I was able to reconnect with someone I thought I’d never get to speak to again. I highly recommend this site to anyone looking to find old friends or classmates - it’s much better than just trying to look them up on Facebook!

checkpeople.com just doesn't care! Much known information is missing. Nearly no licenses are listed for common licenses such as a pilot's license or concealed carry. Clearly those records aren't even checked. For my own records they've listed residences in States I've never even traveled through and recorded my mother as living with me a decade after her death. While better and more thorough service could easily be provided, it simply is not. Reports returned left me with the impression checkpeople.com simply doesn't care about the quality of their service, and upon frustrating the customer to the point of cancellation, a 2/3 discount is then offered. My mother used to refer to such tactics as, "a day late and a dollar short!"