besides zaba etc, what is the best free way to locate a skip debtor on the net,i have ssn,dob,cdl etc?
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I can locate them for you. Not for free though. I just sold my repo company.lol.If you want contact me and we can discuss.
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Try this site, it's 100% FREE. http://www.zabasearch.com\nGood luck!!
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The very best is ancestory.com. You get a free 3 day trial with no obligation. I did it for 3 days and didnt pay a cent. This was about 6 months ago. I dont know about you but I found a lot of people in 3 days.\n It gives you all kinds of info. telephone, address even their frickin' social security #. All for free!
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See if you can talk a Bail Bondsman or a County Constable into helping you with a "skip trace" job.
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http://www.experian.co.uk/freecreditreport/
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Contact the credit bureaus and tell them you believe your ID was stolen - they'll put a hold on your credit report so if anyone tries to access it, you will be informed. You only need to contact one of the three - they automatically contact each other.\n\nAlso obtain a free copy of your credit report - the government requires you be given a copy once a year on request. You cannot be charged for this service. (See the link below). It's a good idea to do this anyway, even if you haven't had your ID stolen. \n\nBEWARE of services that advertise a 'free report' in exchange for signing up to some monitoring or other service - these are NOT free reports, you'll have to pay.\n\nWhen you get the report, check if anything looks suspicious - accounts you haven't opened for example. If there is any such activity, contact your local police and the credit report company.\n\nPeople search and other such services use public records - just as you could do - to find information about people. These include court and state/federal records that must be released under the freedom of information laws. However, certain information, such as your social security number, may not be made available under penalty of law.\n\nPLEASE NOTE: If you are concerned about using the website listed below, go to http://www.firstgov.gov and search for "free credit report". You will get a link to the annual credit report site from there (All sites ending in .gov are federal government sites so can be trusted). For more information, see the government link below.
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I'd do Zabasearch.  I've never ordered a search, but have heard they are good.
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you can go to the people finders and they look for them by social security, arrest records, credit apps, court files, utilities in their names, it costs a little, but if you  really want to find someone it is worth it. I use KNowx, it will tell you stuff from about 9 years back, family, friends, neighbors, all address stuff like that. \nBut if they really don't want someone to find them, they have probably changed their name, and could be using bogus SS numbers, I have searched for people for a lawyer, we were successful at finding them about 75% of the time\nGood Luck
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I don't think there's a service out there that isn't free.  \n\nYour best bet to do some snooping:\n1:  Go on your local Sheriff's Office website and search for the current inmate population on parole.  He may have done time, and this will be an easy and free way to look that up.\n\n2:  If he claims he's owned a business before, ask for the corporation name.  Your state's Department of Corporations will allow you to look up corporation names.  This will indicate if the business is still active, why the corporation shut down, and what his address was on the Articles of Corporation's filing papers.\n\n3:  Your county Property Appraiser website should allow you to search by name and/or address to see a property owner's current address and property value.  This will let you see if her new boyfriend really owns his house, or if it's his grandmother's!\n\n4:  Never underestimate the power of public records.  Most states have an online public records systems that will allow you to see divorces, settlements, small claims actions, and the like.  This would be an excellent source to get the dirt on this guy.\n\nA woman's instinct is usually right...I wouldn't be surprised if you unearthed some really interesting stuff!
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You can contact you local police department, however, this type of fraud is on the rise and it is very hard to trace. The best thing to do is not give the person ANY of your information.
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Try the agency you were from. If not there is the net.
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http://www.infobel.com\n\nGo there and check the white pages for his area. You can search any phone directory in the world here. See if they have local law enforcement websites of some kind that may direct you by a persons name. If you can find so much as a traffic ticket, you might find them. Let me know if I can be of help to you.
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Probably a consumer attorney.  You might not need one, however.  Go to www.ftc.gov and look up the link to "consumers" and then look up info on identity theft and how to repair it.  You should also order your credit report (for free) from the 3 major agencies and the FTC site will show you how to do that.  Your credit report will show if someone has obtained credit in your name because you will see opened accounts there that you didn't know about.  Hopefully, there is nothing serious.
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zabasearch.com, you could try classmates.com, do the free trial thingy, then the next day terminate your credit card # from them. \n\nMyspace actually has been pretty good about looking up old friends too.
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there arent any free sites.. your best bet would be to pay the fee and locate that person if not hire a detective
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Use www.freecreditreport.com
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most free sites have old info.  search yourself on any you find.  I did myself and it came up with my addy from 5 yrs ago.  Investigators can locate and some of their searches are really cheap.  Mine have almost 100 percent located the individuals.  \nemma____@yahoo.com\nNorthwest Investigation