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Terms and Conditions

Thank you for visiting our web site. We realize how important your privacy is to you and have implemented the following privacy policy to govern this web site.

Cookies

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While most browsers are set to accept cookies by default, you can set yours to refuse cookies or to alert you before accepting cookies. However, be aware that if you do not accept any cookies from this web site you will not be recognized as a registered user and will not be able to login and perform any searches. For specific information on changing your cookie default, check with your browser's manufacturer.

Commonly Asked Questions

What's the difference between public records, publicly available information, and non-public information? These terms refer to the source of the information. The following definitions have been agreed by various information industry and government groups:

Public Records are compiled by various public offices and agencies with the intent and for the purpose of being made publicly available. Examples of public records include real estate records, lien filings, business entity filings (such as corporate registrations), lawsuit information and court dockets, court decisions, and birth, marriage, divorce and death records.

Publicly Available Information generally originates with the individual himself or herself and is provided in the course of routine business transactions such as ordering telephone service, placing catalog orders, making retail purchases, and joining book clubs. Published telephone numbers, household demographics, street addresses, and church and school alumni directory information all fall within the category of publicly available information. Information contained in newspapers and magazines (such as news reports and birth, death and marriage notices) is also considered to be publicly available.

Private or Non-Public Information is not generally available from public records or commercial sources. Non-public information includes information that is protected from disclosure by law or by custom, such as medical records, employment records, tax returns, and personal financial records.

How do I remove myself from these records?

We value your privacy and, upon request, can block your records from being shown in many, but not all, of our search results. To do so, you should contact PeopleFinders, the provider of our database results by writing a letter giving them your:

Complete social security number
First name
Last name
Middle initial
Aliases and A.K.A.'s
Complete current address
Complete former addresses going back 20 years
Date of Birth - including month, day, and year

It is also very helpful to include a printout of the records that you wish to have suppressed.

Send this letter to:

Opt-Out/Peoplefinders.com
1821 Q Street
Sacramento, CA 95814

This information will be kept confidential and is used to ensure complete suppression of your records.

How do I change or correct the information in these records?

The information contained in our reports comes from proprietary sources and third party suppliers, and is beyond our control to edit, modify, or change.

Comprehensive Background Check™

A background check scans over 10 billion records to create a comprehensive report on virtually any individual contained in our database. Comprehensive Background Checks are not included in the price of a paid membership and are billed on a per report basis. You will always receive a confirmation before the system runs a Background Check.

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