Lady P
GBWaste of money The information that I paid for is not updated. I have better current information (that I searched for online) than they do, and I didn't even have to pay for it. Waste of money.
Sab
GBPacks a punch I took out a free membership to look for a long lost friend, and OMG, this thing is incredibly powerful (if a little weird), leading me straight to them with a (common) name and age. The amount of info is downright spooky. It's not cheap, and it's true that it charges for all sort of 'extras' which it draws you into - I guess it depends on what info you want. The refund for the free trial was completely hassle free.
Jon N
GBInformation's accuracy is sporadic Information's accuracy is sporadic. Did a search for myself and it listed me with a middle initial, when I don't have a middle name. I searched for several people whom I know have criminal records that turned up none, while the sight conveniently recalls a speeding charge I had in Virginia 5 years ago. Some information was valid, while other is incorrect.
Consumer
GBWaste of time Took me a whole annoyingly lengthy process with a 5 minute fake / artificially inflated loading screen, made me give up my email and acted like I was finally going to get the info I needed only to ask for payment on the very last step. Complete waste of time. Especially since I don’t even know if it has found the right person.
Bob Van Buskirk
GB"Data Collection Finder" Some data collection, not always up to date, truth finder might not be a good name. More like "on line data finder." Information would be hard to prove as "truth". Just because someone puts information on a online resume or a linked in account doesn't mean it's "truth". I find the criminal information is somewhat helpful.