| Types of background
check: Backgrounds searches
include Address History/Social Security Number Trace, County Criminal
Records, Statewide Criminal Records, Instant Criminal History, Federal
Criminal Records, Sexual Offender Registry, County Civil Records, Federal
Civil Records, Drivers History, Credit Reports, Education Confirmation,
Prior Employment Confirmation, License and Certificate Confirmation,
Workers Compensation Records, Drug Testing, Reference Checks and any other
search
More>>>
Pre-employment Screening:
A background check is your opportunity to
verify information provided by your candidate. It can also reveal
information that was either mistakenly or intentionally omitted - such as
residency in other regions where a criminal record might be located.
Background checks also help confirm dates of attendance and degrees or
certifications earned, and background checks can also provide specific
information about prior employment. The bottom line … your applicant's
history will go a long way in predicting their future and a thorough
employee background check helps you see both.
More>>>
Internet Detective
Software program for Investigating...
Become a "Net Detective" and explore a
whole new world of valuable information
220 million name
database
Check Criminal Records - Find The
DIRT now!
Uncover Your OWN Family History!
Find Birth, Death,
SOCIAL SECURITY, Adoption, DMV Records,
and More!
Find how to locate
UNLISTED Phone Numbers!
Powerful Reverse Search To Find Address,
Phone Number and E-mail Addresses FAST!
Investigate Your Own
CREDIT REPORTS!
Get Your Own FBI
file and see what BIG BROTHER knows about YOU!
Don't be a victim of stolen identity.
Protect your Identity by reviewing your own Information as an ongoing part
of your monthly bill-paying routine. Identity Theft happens everyday.
Protect Yourself.
More>>> |
| |
Become a Net
detective - Internet search strategies
Rebecca Frances Rohan
Find the Website you
need--even without the URL
Like a library, the Internet is a vast
repository of information on all manner of subjects, indexed for your
retrieval. Unfortunately, you don't always have enough information to find
the site you need. An incomplete or incorrect URL can leave you lost in an
abyss of unsuitable sites. For an Internet sleuth, finding missing
information comes with the territory. Listed below are some common pitfalls
and the clues that will help solve some of the toughest Website mysteries.
* If you've explored the Net at all, chances are you've searched for a site
that you know exists but won't show up when you type the company's name into
a search engine. Key words describing the business often bring up too many
hits, and the companies listed are similar enough that it's difficult to
narrow the search. If it's after business hours and there's no Web address
on the company's phone message, don't despair. Try entering the company's
area code and phone number into a search engine and you may be surprised at
the results. A phone number is a unique identifier that immediately narrows
the field and increases the likelihood that you'll get a match.
* Got a Website that's just been advertised in the newspaper or included in
a brochure but you can't access it? If the URL has just been announced and
you get a blank screen, the site owners probably haven't planned adequately
for high traffic and didn't format the site so you can see text before large
graphics load. Other errors may mean the server went down under the
stampede. But it's also very likely that there was an error in the URL. If
you have an address that reads http:\\www.joes volcanoes.com, you've found
the problem. Web addresses have forward slashes, not backslashes. The URL
http://www.joesvolcanoes.com would be correct if the site existed.
* Ever received an e-mail that contains a Web address as a hot link? Before
you click on the link, make sure it's from a trusted source. OK--it's a URL
you want to visit, and you might even get a special deal by following the
exact link given, but you get an error message. First, check to see whether
the URL is at the end of a sentence and the period at the end accidentally
became part of the link. Commas and parentheses can be a problem, too. Just
copy and paste the URL--without the extraneous punctuation--into your
browser.
You might have similar problems with Web addresses that are too long for a
single line in the e-mail program's window. Those long URLs are common to
special-offer pages, and they can get broken off at the end of the line and
passed to the Web browser incomplete. Copy and paste them by hand.
* Want to call a business that didn't have the foresight to include the
phone number on their site and the phone directory has proved equally
useless? Assuming the Website has its own domain name, such as
www.backaches.com , you can get some
information through the InterNIC, the entity that governs domain names. Go
to (
http://prowebsite.com/whois.html ) and see the field marked "Enter Your
Domain Name Here." Type in only the domain name, such as "backaches.com,"
then hit the OK button. A page of information from the InterNIC will come up
with the owner of the domain, phone numbers for an administrative contact, a
technical contact and a billing contact.
For European Web addresses, use the RIPE Network Coordination Centre at (
www.ripe.net/db/whois.html
); Military: ( http://whois.nie.mil );
U.S. Government: ( http://whois.nic.gov
); Asia Pacific: ( http://whois.apnic.net
); American Registry for Internet Numbers (
http://whois.arin.net ).
* You want to find an image, but don't know the filename? Guess--and keep
the key words short enough to cover several possible word forms. For
example, if you want a picture of sea monkeys, typing "seamonkey.gif" into
Alta Vista might get you nothing, but typing "seamonk*.gif" gets results.
Now you're hot on the trail, so don't give up until you find what you're
after!
COPYRIGHT 1999 Earl G. Graves Publishing Co., Inc.
COPYRIGHT 2000 Gale Group
|
| |
With Net Detective's
exclusive BACKGROUND CHECKER you can...
Check out new and old
ROMANTIC interests
Dig up the dirt on your
BOSS, co-workers, or neighbors
Verify
EMPLOYMENT applications
Check for bankruptcy, small claims, and
TAX LIENS
Check death,
MARRIAGE and PROPERTY
records
Snoop for
SECRETS you neighbors don't want you to know
Click Here
You'll find
THOUSANDS of BUSINESS and PERSONAL USES
for this incredible set of INVESTIGATION tools.
Net Detective is an incredible program that will allow you to uncover
anything you want to know about your doctor, boss, friends, neighbors,
lover and even yourself. You can do searches on anyone in total privacy!
It's 100% legal and no one will know what you are doing. It is simple and
easy to use even for a beginner.
Be the hero of your family with the ability to track down or look up the
facts on anyone.
Net Detective is used worldwide by private investigators and detectives ,
as well as every day people who use it to find lost relatives, old high
school and army buddies, deadbeat parents, lost loves, people that owe
them money and just plain old snooping around.
NEW People Search
with access to over 400 million individual records in multiple databases,
compiled from hundreds of sources -- telephone directories, court records,
business entity filings, customer surveys, and many others!
EXTENDED
Details are now available in the People Search!
We have recently acquired additional databases that allow Net Detective
users to access employment, education, marital status and other details
for most personal record searches! |
|
