What information can someone get about you if they have your cell phone number?
I just tried searching for my (still-living) father, by phone #, then by name and #.This yielded not quite ~20 “personal information” websites, not all of which were correct — but they were almost correct. Notable among these were nuwber.com, instantcheckmate.com, and intelius.com — all three more-or-less correctly reported his full name, his age, his forty-year address and one conspicuously old newlywed address, some connection with a federal institution (which I will leave vague here), and some sort of (hobbyist) media license (ditto), as well as a handful of relatives. (Not me, oddly.)So: if I were a bounty hunter, or some paid assassin from a far-off culture, I think this would be more than sufficient to locate and snare the subject; I could ‘triangulate’ the information by cross-referencing multiple imperfect sources. Under certain (degenerate) circumstances, I might use that information to further data-mine or impersonate the subject… consider that Gov. Sarah Palin’s personal email was compromised by intruders brute-force-guessing “What is [her] zip code” and “Where did [she] meet [her] husband.” (Wasilla, Alaska, in both cases)
How can I sue someone without knowing their address?
If you're talking about serving a real person only (no corporations) and there's no indication that the person is attempting to hide from justice, your best bet is to start with tax records in the county where the person lives, which are generally public, or perhaps a searchable database like Intelius; it costs just a few bucks to perform a search, but typically results in good records. If that fails, you need to hire an investigator, who typically has access to additional databases plus experience in locating people. Investigative work based on online databases and limited physical investigations to confirm tend to be both inexpensive and successful, since most people leave obvious clues as to their whereabouts, even if their home address isn't readily available public information. And finally, if you strike out that way, most jurisdictions will allow “alternative service,” such as publishing in a newspaper, for people who have made serious efforts at personal and mailed service without success.
Does Intelius, People Finder notify the person you are looking up?
I used them once to find one of my very best friends, that I lost contact with. Common name. I got a month use, as I had to track down friends that might know where he went. Found him finally. The info isnt real up to the minute, but its pretty good for the last year anyway. I would use them again, if needed. OH and Intelius doesnt try to tack on a year membership like some of those sites do. Read the fine print...and watch what you check mark. You can prob do a one time record search, if thats all you need.
How can I find out whether my partner is using dating sites?
I caught my boyfriend in Omegle, naked, jerking off for a woman.First thought: Sorry for not knocking. I shouldn't barge in.A few seconds later: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING?It was traumatic, especially the woman online was also naked, playing with her breast and you-know-where.I was enraged, and angry. I thought I was going to explode.It felt like I've caught my horny teenager son watching porn. Something similar like that.He apologized several times, saying he was horny that moment, and I wasn't at his reach. So I asked the question back to him, "Will you be okay if I touched myself in front of another man online because I was horny and you wasn't there?"He remained silent. He couldn't find the right words to say. I was disgusted with him and we broke up two days later.
Does anyone have an intelius account or a similar one for finding people?
I'm looking for my brother that i lost contact with and I've found him on a few sites, but in order to see his contact information you have to pay for an account. If anyone has an account and could look it up for me I would be forever grateful. Thanks!
I want to know my prior teacher's telephone number who taught me 17 years ago. How can I find it?
Contact the School in which you studied. You may get his telephone number from there.Or you can try people search services like-www.whitepages.com/www.intelius.com/www.peoplesmart.com/http://www.411.com/
I lied to my online boyfriend about my age, country and name?
I thought i was only going to talk to him once but now we have fallen in love and we want to meet each other but i told him im 17 im only just turned 14 and he is 21. Also, im aussie but told him i live in Canada and I made up my name too. What should i do? I am madly in love with him and will kill myself if he finds out. he will leave me and i will be soooooooooooo depressed.
How hard is it to terminate your parental rights, will it terminate your child support obligations?
My ex-husband signed off parental rights to our daughter. It is something that both parents have to agree on. There is paperwork that has to be filled out and filed with the court. Then there is a hearing and the judge either grants it or does not. If it is granted you are no longer obligated to pay child support. You ARE still responsible for any child support due before the paperwork was filed.
How come some people think that it's unreasonable to ask a potential date to submit to a background check?
While my answer will be a mere shadow Aaron Ellis’ outstanding response, I’ll attempt to weigh on this subject: I wouldn’t submit to a background check for a date or dating simply because I see no need for me to do so.A date is, at best, a meeting between two people who are potentially seeking romantic involvement. That means that the two (in my experience anyway) have spoken on the phone and have gotten a strong enough sense of one another that think that they’d like to meet in person. That’s it as far as I’m concerned.It doesn’t mean:We are going to be intimateThat we are going to meet one another’s families or friendsWe are going introduce them to our childrenWe are going to our respective homes togetherWe are about to move in with one another.We are about to transact business with one another.It’s simply a meeting in a public place.While I’m not a roguishly handsome man, I do know that women have found me pleasant to look at on occasion. That translates into meaning that if I were on the market again for female companionship, experience has taught me that I could be selective in my choices. And since I’m getting closer to middle age, I still have all of my hair and I’m not broke that means the market is going be larger than it was in my youth.Happens.If someone asked (or demanded) that I undergo a background check prior to our simply meeting, I would dismiss their suggestion out of hand and decline to meet them. Such a check would provide me with no benefits, it would be indicative of someone who has serious trust issues and I know that there are others out there who have as much or more to offer without all of the baggage that this person is presenting.I’m not looking to date a Fortune 500 CEO, a member of a royal family or someone who is in elected office, so pre-screening (which on a side note isn’t even something that I would do for a job interview) would be a sign that reads “Move On To the Next One” and I would do just that.