You'll be cleared to use The Net Detective's private database, the largest of its kind on the Internet today. Since 1996, The Net Detective has been collecting data on individuals and businesses, from hundreds of sources. His staff, a team of crack Information Specialists, add new intelligence to his database daily to ensure it's the freshest information source available. With information on over 90% of the U.S. population, The Net Detective has some scoop on nearly anyone you could be researching.

You'll also have access to The Net Detective's own Black Book -- intelligence on the millions of information resources available online. Think of it as an internet information roadmap. Consider this: research shows that the popular search engines, like Google or Yahoo, index only 16% of information available online. The real scoop is in the hidden information sources the average person doesn't see, mainly because they lack the commercial value to attract the big search engines. This other 84% is where the real scoop is found, and it's familiar territory to The Net Detective. As a Net Detective member, it'll be familiar territory to you too!

...PROFESSIONAL. Hiring decisions are easier and less risky with The Net Detective on the case. Prospective employees. Personal or professional service providers, like plumbers, contractors, doctors, or nannies. Background checks are an essential, yet often overlooked, part of selecting a new service provider. The Net Detective can help you get the scoop before you hand over your dollars -- and your trust.

...COVERT. Maybe your daughter has a new suitor, and you worry there may be a checkered past. Or your friend, your high-net-worth friend, is suddenly getting married…to someone much, much younger. Probably nothing to be concerned about…probably. But wouldn’t you like to know? Criminal, marital, motor vehicle, and birth records, as well as legal judgments, or information on alimony and child support compliance – all these are technically “public domain.” But “public domain” does not mean “easy to find.” Unless you have The Net Detective on your side!

...FINANCIAL. Information on your finances is out there. Credit bureaus and financial services companies maintain detailed records, and research shows that much of it is inaccurate or incomplete. This can spell trouble…or missed opportunity. Do you have unclaimed money due you? An unknown inheritance, a forgotten childhood savings account – situations like this are more common than you think. Credit bureaus make mistakes: placing John J. Wilson’s new Ferrari purchase on John K. Wilson’s record, and John K’s mortgage application gets denied as a result. And all this digital information means identity theft is on the rise. Do you know how to protect yourself? How would you know if it had already happened? The Net Detective knows.

...FAMILY AND FRIENDS. Put the power of The Net Detective’s private database to work, and find people with greater success than anywhere else. Find old friends with whom you’ve lost touch. Research your family history and trace your family tree. The Net Detective’s database is the most complete and up-to-date of its kind. If you’re tired of coming up empty-handed when looking for someone, put The Net Detective to work and reconnect!

A: You’ll pay $29 for a full year of The Net Detective. You can join right now by clicking “Sign Up Now” above, and you’ll have immediate access to all The Net Detective has to offer.

Q: Lots of information is available free online. Why would I pay to use your service?

A: Your time is valuable. The internet consists of billions of pages of information. Do you have the time to sift billions of pages? Narrowing your searches over…and over…and over? Wading through broken links and wild goose chases? Why reinvent the wheel? How much is your time worth? $10 an hour? $25 an hour? More? Consider this: current research shows that the average Internet user spends 26 hours online each month. 26 hours! At $29 a year, having Net Detective on call translates into 9 cents per hour. So, how much did you say your time is worth? Would you pay 9 cents per hour to cut down the “searching” and get on with the “finding”? We thought so.

Q: What’s the difference between The Net Detective’s database of people information, and the other sources of people information available online?

A: Great question, and one The Net Detective loves to answer. There are two differences our customers care about: volume and quality. Simply put, The Net Detective’s database is bigger and better. Why? Most of the mega-directories on the internet today use syndicated white pages data, containing the same information, from the same source. So does The Net Detective. But here’s where The Net Detective pulls ahead of the pack: the Net Detective uses this white pages data as a starting point, and adds to it people information from over a dozen other sources, making it the most up-to-date and the most complete information resource available.