John Christoffersen from the Associated Press has written an article on some problems with information provided to employers by criminal background check providers. Lawsuits are resulting from errors in criminal records that show people with criminal and felony convictions in cases where none exist and show convicted criminals and sex offenders with a clean record. […]
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Pat Burson from the Seattle Times has written an excellent article on ways to catch a cheating wife or cheating husband. The article discusses the use of high tech spy gadgets, including GPS tracking systems and newly-available chips that can be placed in your spouse’s cell phone to secretly record conversations, to buying infidelity kits; […]
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Bill Lueders from The Capital Times in Madison, WI has written an excellent article with 10 tips for requesting open records and public records from government agencies. The article specifically addresses open record and public record requests in the state of Wisconsin. However, the tips can be generalized for requesting open and public records in […]
The White Pages site has made it easier to do nearby / neighbor searches online. If you have an old or current address for someone, but have been unsuccessful at contacting the person you are looking for at that address, neighbors can often shed light on the situation. Neighbors will often confirm whether or not […]
If you are a manager of a debt collections department for a company, you know the importance of early contact with delinquent debtors in receiving payments and protecting collateral. Unfortunately, many collection departments do not pay much attention to skip tracing efforts within the first 30 days of the collection process. Accounts that roll into […]