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I signed up recently to check my credit info through choice credit score looked pretty standard and offered a free trial so I went with it. The signup said it was free for 7 days, then $29.95/month I think unless I canceled before the trial ended. I tried to cancel the membership just a day or...

I run background checks on all potential tenants after a bad experience years ago. One guy had multiple evictions I would’ve never found otherwise.

Yes I used peoplefinders to look up an old coworker I lost touch with. It gave me their current city, a landline and even a list of previous addresses that matched what I already knew. Pretty accurate in my case.

You can start by looking up the county property records. Most counties have online databases where you can search by address.

Truthfinder actually helped me reconnect with my cousin after 15 years. It had her old and new addresses and even a list of relatives.

If they own property look up the county assessor site. Public info name, parcel number, sale date etc.

Generally the 7 year rule applies to background checks for consumer reports under the fcra but there are exceptions. For example if you're applying for a job over $75k, older convictions might show up. Also depends on the state California, for instance, limits reporting of arrests not leading to...

If you have a common name try combining it with service branch and approximate enlistment year in google. It can dig up obits, awards or reunions.

If they ever posted on forums or niche social media try using Namechk or KnowEm to scan possible old usernames.

Start with your state and county websites directly. Most court systems have online portals clunky, yes but free and accurate. Avoid third party all in one services unless you know they’re legit.

Try using WhiteBridge. They have this great $8.99 per report offering that can find you all the information there is about a person online or in public records. I've been using it myself and it works great almost every time.

With just the number the most you can legally get is a rough idea usually the area code and maybe city if it’s a landline.

I used public data check a few times and it’s very hit or miss. Sometimes it nails past addresses or relatives and other times it gives stuff that is completely off.

For New York, check out the webcrims portal. It’s free and shows criminal cases in many counties. Not super user friendly but you don’t need an account.

I had the same experience with Infotracer. It used to be halfway decent but now it’s just outdated noise and recycled public records.