Why not tell us what your agency is we all love transparency here. I may even have work for you...
You have not worked for me.
I think he was saying he might have some work to give you, not that he worked with you.
Oops, my bad
Topic: Finding scammers (Read 1219 times)
You have not worked for me.
I think he was saying he might have some work to give you, not that he worked with you.
Oops, my bad
Why not tell us what your agency is we all love transparency here. I may even have work for you...
You have not worked for me.
I think he was saying he might have some work to give you, not that he worked with you.
Why not tell us what your agency is we all love transparency here. I may even have work for you...
You have not worked for me. And I have no problem saying who, but I'm providing investigative services, so I don't see the need.
Is it so that when you look up DMV records on a person, they will also get sent a notice that their record has been requested and who is requesting it? Perhaps just getting such a letter might spook a scammer into paying what he owes?
That is not so. And yes, getting an official letter can definitely entice a scammer into paying.
Is it so that when you look up DMV records on a person, they will also get sent a notice that their record has been requested and who is requesting it? Perhaps just getting such a letter might spook a scammer into paying what he owes?
Why not tell us what your agency is we all love transparency here. I may even have work for you...
Hope you have a license for every state you operate in, http://www.cga.ct.gov/2009/rpt/2009-R-0121.htm or else your just Internet stalking and its against the law.
The problem has never been finding the people, the internet makes that easy enough if you can use google and your brain.
Its the question of what are you going to do next?
Collections? You have to have legal documents and all that nonsense to file collections, the minute you report it to the Credit agency's you will open yourself up to lawsuits.
§ 616. Civil liability for willful noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681n]
§ 617. Civil liability for negligent noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681o]
The problem has never been finding the people, the internet makes that easy enough if you can use google and your brain.
Its the question of what are you going to do next?
Collections? You have to have legal documents and all that nonsense to file collections, the minute you report it to the Credit agency's you will open yourself up to lawsuits.
§ 616. Civil liability for willful noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681n]
§ 617. Civil liability for negligent noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681o]
Thanks, but I'm very aware of the laws. I do more than Google. I have all my docs in order or I couldn't have my agency up and running for as long as I have. I never said I was reporting to the agency, just acquiring a report. And no, not collections. If the person has a legal "intent" to pursue the person, I can look them up and work the case through my sources.
Hope you have a license for every state you operate in, http://www.cga.ct.gov/2009/rpt/2009-R-0121.htm or else your just Internet stalking and its against the law.
The problem has never been finding the people, the internet makes that easy enough if you can use google and your brain.
Its the question of what are you going to do next?
Collections? You have to have legal documents and all that nonsense to file collections, the minute you report it to the Credit agency's you will open yourself up to lawsuits.
§ 616. Civil liability for willful noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681n]
§ 617. Civil liability for negligent noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681o]
The problem has never been finding the people, the internet makes that easy enough if you can use google and your brain.
Its the question of what are you going to do next?
Collections? You have to have legal documents and all that nonsense to file collections, the minute you report it to the Credit agency's you will open yourself up to lawsuits.
§ 616. Civil liability for willful noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681n]
§ 617. Civil liability for negligent noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681o]
And the legal stuff is important aswell!
No , you should profit from your work 
Just an example of what you can do. Maybe someone of the "Well known BTC" People will offer up a search of himself (not displaying full info. only parts that are necessary) ?
You could search me but i'm non US, so i think you cant do it.
Just an example of what you can do. Maybe someone of the "Well known BTC" People will offer up a search of himself (not displaying full info. only parts that are necessary) ?
You could search me but i'm non US, so i think you cant do it.
Hope you have a license for every state you operate in, http://www.cga.ct.gov/2009/rpt/2009-R-0121.htm or else your just Internet stalking and its against the law.
The problem has never been finding the people, the internet makes that easy enough if you can use google and your brain.
Its the question of what are you going to do next?
Collections? You have to have legal documents and all that nonsense to file collections, the minute you report it to the Credit agency's you will open yourself up to lawsuits.
§ 616. Civil liability for willful noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681n]
§ 617. Civil liability for negligent noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681o]
The problem has never been finding the people, the internet makes that easy enough if you can use google and your brain.
Its the question of what are you going to do next?
Collections? You have to have legal documents and all that nonsense to file collections, the minute you report it to the Credit agency's you will open yourself up to lawsuits.
§ 616. Civil liability for willful noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681n]
§ 617. Civil liability for negligent noncompliance [15 U.S.C. § 1681o]
A tip for you:
1. Prices in BTC
People like when you support BTC!
2. Provide some sort off credibility (not the right word i think)
Show us what you can do buy what you did before!
1. Prices in BTC
People like when you support BTC!
2. Provide some sort off credibility (not the right word i think)
Show us what you can do buy what you did before!
Good idea with the BTC. How would I show credibility? Like screenshots? They will see what they purchase before paying...
A tip for you:
1. Prices in BTC
People like when you support BTC!
2. Provide some sort off credibility (not the right word i think)
Show us what you can do buy what you did before!
1. Prices in BTC
People like when you support BTC!
2. Provide some sort off credibility (not the right word i think)
Show us what you can do buy what you did before!
That looks better.
You are whitelisted now. Moving the sales thread to Marketplace->Services in a couple minutes.
Find me.
BTW, I really like your tie. It's so shiiiiiny.
BTW, I really like your tie. It's so shiiiiiny.
LMAO Love it
Can't be careful enough. One thing that oftens happens in communities that are often scammed is that people will turn up offering to track down the scammers for money. In reality they take the money and scam-per away.
Which is why I asked for a non-trivial demonstration. Which was answered as expected with the "too busy" argument.
I'm working right now. Plus I thought you were just messing around. That's not how I find people, with just a user name. That's not what I'm offering.
Observe: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cheap-investigative-service-138866
Find me.
BTW, I really like your tie. It's so shiiiiiny.
BTW, I really like your tie. It's so shiiiiiny.
LMAO Love it
Can't be careful enough. One thing that oftens happens in communities that are often scammed is that people will turn up offering to track down the scammers for money. In reality they take the money and scam-per away.
Which is why I asked for a non-trivial demonstration. Which was answered as expected with the "too busy" argument.
Find me.
BTW, I really like your tie. It's so shiiiiiny.
BTW, I really like your tie. It's so shiiiiiny.
LMAO Love it
If you post your sales thread on the Newbies forum I will whitelist you and move it to the Marketplace if I see you're serious about it.
There might be some people interested in your services on the forum. I would open a thread in the services section of the marketplace forums once you're out of newbie jail. Break down your services into a list with prices either for each service or per hour or per case (however you want to charge) for people to look at. You'll also want to come up with payment options: will you accept escrow? Do you require payment up front, or only after you provide the requested information?
The more options you give people, the better success you'll have. I would recommend working out some sort of escrow, at least in the beginning: people aren't quick to trust new members with their money around here. Do your best to provide good service and you'll have a good rep in no time.
The more options you give people, the better success you'll have. I would recommend working out some sort of escrow, at least in the beginning: people aren't quick to trust new members with their money around here. Do your best to provide good service and you'll have a good rep in no time.
Thanks, I pm'd you. And greyhawk, I'm busy right now.
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