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Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Looking up American residents now - you can definitely benefit from a white page people search finder like this one and then take a glimpse at a new innovation in searching for lost people..
People-Search finders - online Internet Resources, which acts like a directory of online resource subjects for this person lookup task..

Try our cell phone numbers peoplesearch now and start to get all the info and goss quicker, much quicker, as cellular phones are all the rage and with Generation 3 looming up faster on everyone's radar you'll need to have an organized Phonebook in your mobile digital or PDA.

Generally, you need top class information such as whitepages can supply so get your hot people information online, find information on a person with Web Detective where a comparison can now be made with Net Detective.

Thanks for your precious time. We only live once.

Geoff.


Saturday, March 12, 2005

Reverse Search Resource Site

Hey, I've found a huge site with 508 pages all about phone and address reverse lookup including fixed telephone, cell phone and unlisted numbers!

This site offers you resources for easily finding someone, using smart tools like a reverse cell phone finder and even business location searches such as reverse business lookup and much more!


Enjoy our directories and online resources at this large pay phone directory too for your use and benefit.

Investigative Help.

Uses of Net Detective online.


Saturday, March 05, 2005

Social Security Person Finder


New Resources Directory Service

New security arrangements now require that US
Social Security Admin. must verify the birth record for all U.S.-born SSN card applicants age one and older. (First application)



Following Sept.11: Can non-US Citizens obtain SS numbers?



Answer: The SSA.gov Administration no longer assigns Social Security numbers and issues cards to noncitizens for the sole purpose of applying for driver's licenses. This change makes Social Security numbers less accessible to people who may use the numbers for fraudulent purposes. The SSA.gov will continue to assign numbers to noncitizens who have INS permission to work. (People who have been thoroughly checked out by US Immigration.) Social Security information databases are tightly integrated with these Federal authorities, naturally!

TOOLS:: *Question #3: Is there a simple, low cost way to lookup Social Security numbers?

Answer: Yes. There is a web-based tool that online investigators use to find SSNs and a person's last known address. The web site button for download is: Net Detective. (at Left) This tool has received the full endorsement of The National Association of Independent Private Investigators - NAIPI in the United States, for its ability to lookup Social Security information -especially searches of the SSDI. (Death Index).

ACCESS:: Question #4: Can this tool give me access to other U.S. Public Records?

Answer: Yes. Court and Criminal Records, across 50 States, Adoption, Motor Vehicles, 'how to read your FBI file,' and more. Also see this one: free credit report

USAGE:: Question #5: How are Social Security numbers used?

Answer: There are two difficulties with the way SSNs are used these days. The first is that they are used (by different organizations, including hospitals, banks, share brokerages, driving licence authorities, universities, schools, etc.) as if they were both a representation of identity and a secure password-(some banks). The second problem is that they have become a widely used identifier which can be used to tie multiple records together about a single individual. In this Age of Information, they are used to integrate various Government departmental databases; thus issues arise about control, privacy, civil rights and freedom. Given the pressing present need for increased levels of National security, it is reasonable that some degree of individual freedom be sacrificed to ensure stricter Immigration control and general security. The SSN has become a de facto identity card in the United States of America, though that was not the original intention.



GPD.


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