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About Truthfinder

Truthfinder is a background check service that makes it easier to find public information about people. It uses a variety of resources, such as government records, social media data, and deep web searches, to provide users with detailed reports on whoever they're looking up. Its people search capabilities have been highlighted in leading publications such as Business Insider, Forbes, and The New York Times.

To be clear, the site is not a tool for screening potential employees, screening tenants, or verifying consumer credit reporting. Truthfinder's terms and conditions expressly prohibit using the site in any way that violates the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Rather, Truthfinder offers a faster way to obtain information that is already available in the public domain but may be difficult to locate or piece together on your own. Truthfinder adheres to these legal obligations in protecting consumer privacy by ensuring all the records it sources are from reliable and authorized providers. The company is also diligent in updating and removing any outdated or inaccurate information in its reports.

The People Finder search tool is most likely Truthfinder's most popular feature. It allows someone to look up information about another person or their background in one place. All you have to do is type in the person's name, city, and state in the search bar. In exchange, Truthfinder will provide you with a comprehensive report that includes contact information, social media profiles, possible relatives and associates, criminal records, location history, and other information.

The People Finder search function is simple to use, and the results include all of the information available through Truthfinder's other niche search tools. However, the process isn't instant, with multiple questions being asked to help narrow down search results, including: "What is the person's middle initial?", "What is the person's age?", and "How do you know the person?". It can take up to two minutes for the report to prepare itself after the initial questions have been asked. Keep an eye on the screen during the search because the AI used to collect data may require you to answer additional questions about previously known addresses. After generating a list of potential matches, simply scroll through the names to find the person you're looking for. Truthfinder has an easy-to-read format that allows you to scroll through tiles containing pertinent information about the person you want to learn more about.

Following the selection of the person of interest, another deep search begins in search of information specific to that individual. You must remain on the screen to answer questions about key information, criminal records, social media, and the government watchlist. You must also agree to Truthfinder's terms and conditions and check a box confirming that you will not use the information in any way that violates the Fair Credit Reporting Act. With the time it takes to run a search and the number of boxes that must be checked, it can begin to feel a little ponderous at this point. However, this procedure ensures that users receive the most detailed report possible for the specific person about whom they wish to learn more.

The reverse phone lookup is the next search feature on the list. This is a useful feature to have when you don't know who is calling or when you only have a number and no name. To use the reverse lookup, simply enter the 10-digit phone number into the search bar on the Truthfinder website. When you enter the 10-digit phone number into the search bar and press enter, Truthfinder searches for all possible information about the number. This process, like the People Finder search, takes a few minutes, but it's well worth it to find out who has been attempting to contact you. A full report will include the following information: the owner's first and last name, The city and state in which they reside, a list of relatives, etc. Any social media accounts linked to the phone number, Criminal records (misdemeanor and felony), Business records (if the caller is a company), Online activity, and satellite images of the number's home location are linked.

Until recently, the only way to obtain public records about court cases, arrests, and warrants was to visit the courthouse and request the information in person, or to file a Freedom of Information Act request. This could take several days or weeks, and you would only be able to view records filed in the county where you made the request. You can now access the same public records from the comfort of your own home using databases like Truthfinder and a simple online search. You only need an internet connection and a laptop or desktop computer to get started. Then type in the name of the person you want to learn more about and press enter. Truthfinder's public records search prioritizes providing users with the most recent and up-to-date information. Arrest records, Warrants, Mugshots, Criminal records, Court cases, Sex offender status, Birth & death certificates, Liens & foreclosures, and Bankruptcies will all be returned in a comprehensive report.

The background check is probably the most in-depth of all the search functions on Truthfinder, and it can tell you everything you could ever want to know about where a person has been, what they do for a living, and any red flags that should cause you to reconsider. A monthly membership is required to conduct a background check. The fee is very reasonable, and you have the option to cancel at any time. After you sign up, you'll have full access to unlimited searches and background checks. Truthfinder costs between $25 and $30 per month.

Truthfinder CANCEL GUIDES

Get together the following account information:

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Last Name
Phone Number
Email Address
Username
Password
Billing Address
City
State/Province/Region
ZIP/Postal Code
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Reason for Cancellation
Last 4 Digits of Card
Date of Last Charge
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Phone (Live Agent)

Follow these steps:

Pick up your phone and call 1-800-699-8081
Tell the representative that you'd like to cancel
If applicable, ask for a refund
If you're unsure, ask if you're going to be charged again
Ask the representative for a receipt, email, or confirmation number
It's important to keep the info about your cancellation, just in case!

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