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.
Megan K
GBIt’s ok It’s ok. Not always up to date. Phone numbers and addresses aren’t always correct and the criminal offenses are a hit or miss. It only seems to note criminal offenses from years ago, which defeats the entire purpose. Also doesn’t show active warrants, also defeating the purpose. Edit: the information provided seems to be accurate, so that is a plus. It’s just not always complete.
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.
Wjldenver
GBAn Acceptable Background Check Service The service is not perfect but overall the data provided is acceptable. Some info is incorrect like the type and model of owned cars but everything else appears to be OK. The only downside is the fact that you need to pay $28 for one month if you only want one report. So just run a slew of reports on yourself and family members to make the $28 investment worthwhile.
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.