60 http://www.prwebpodcast.com A Top 30 Stream of PEOPLEFINDERS.COM Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com (PRWeb) podMaster@emediawire.com Mon, 01 Dec 2008 08:37:32 -0800 PEOPLEFINDERS.COM http://www.prweb.com/prwebrss.gif 130 49 http://prwebpodcast.com Copyright PRWeb International, Inc. en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss A Top 30 Stream of PEOPLEFINDERS.COM Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb A Top 30 Stream of PEOPLEFINDERS.COM Press Releases (in OGG format) via PRWeb podEditor@emediawire.com PR Web PRWeb no http://www.prweb.com/releases/instant/peoplesearch/prweb537356.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/instant/peoplesearch/prweb537356.htm JAX, from PeopleFinders.com, provides instant people search results as quickly as users can type [PRWeb Jul 5, 2007] http://www.prweb.com/releases/instant/peoplesearch/prweb537356.htm Tue, 3 Jul 2007 14:21:07 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com instant people search technology that provides search results simultaneously as users enter their people search information. PeopleFinders.com JAX uses AJAX technology, which enables users to see search results instantly as they type. Unlike most online people searches, JAX provides search results to users without having to load another Web page. Moreover, JAX people search refines the user's people search as they type. "As you type, you can see the results of your search appear and change instantly on your screen," states Hayden Bond, Marketing Manager for PeopleFinders.com. "With JAX, you don't have to wait for a Web site to bring up a list of results or redirect you to another page," adds Bond. Users can begin their search by entering basic information for their search subject, such as name, city or state, into a search box. JAX technology will then immediately generate a list of relevant results below the user supplied search information. Additionally, JAX search results refine instantly as search information is altered by the user. Thus, users can narrow down their search results or perform multiple searches in a matter of seconds. "We want to help people find people as fast as possible," states Bond. "With our unique results-as-you-type technology, we believe that JAX can help our users find loved ones, old friends, classmates and anyone else they are looking for faster than ever before," adds Bond. For more information on JAX, visit http://www.peoplefinders.com/jax. About PeopleFinders.com: PeopleFinders.com is the leading provider of accurate and timely people search results on the Web. Located in Sacramento, CA, PeopleFinders.com offers a variety of people search choices for home owners, businesses, parents, financial institutions and many others including background checks, criminal checks, business searches, unclaimed money searches, bankruptcies and liens searches, property searches, marriage and divorce checks, birth and death records searches and investigator assisted searches. Founded in 1988 by Licensed Investigator and former Intel Corp Investigator Robert Miller, PeopleFinders.com enables users to search more than a billion public records through their extensive collection of databases which are the same databases currently being used by law enforcement and governmental agencies. PeopleFinders.com can be found online at http://www.peoplefinders.com. ###]]> HAYDEN BOND PeopleFinders.com Launches Instant People Search Technology instant people search technology that provides search results simultaneously as users enter their people search information. PeopleFinders.com JAX uses AJAX technology, which enables users to see search results instantly as they type. Unlike most online people searches, JAX provides search results to users without having to load another Web page. Moreover, JAX people search refines the user's people search as they type. "As you type, you can see the results of your search appear and change instantly on your screen," states Hayden Bond, Marketing Manager for PeopleFinders.com. "With JAX, you don't have to wait for a Web site to bring up a list of results or redirect you to another page," adds Bond. Users can begin their search by entering basic information for their search subject, such as name, city or state, into a search box. JAX technology will then immediately generate a list of relevant results below the user supplied search information. Additionally, JAX search results refine instantly as search information is altered by the user. Thus, users can narrow down their search results or perform multiple searches in a matter of seconds. "We want to help people find people as fast as possible," states Bond. "With our unique results-as-you-type technology, we believe that JAX can help our users find loved ones, old friends, classmates and anyone else they are looking for faster than ever before," adds Bond. For more information on JAX, visit http://www.peoplefinders.com/jax. About PeopleFinders.com: PeopleFinders.com is the leading provider of accurate and timely people search results on the Web. Located in Sacramento, CA, PeopleFinders.com offers a variety of people search choices for home owners, businesses, parents, financial institutions and many others including background checks, criminal checks, business searches, unclaimed money searches, bankruptcies and liens searches, property searches, marriage and divorce checks, birth and death records searches and investigator assisted searches. Founded in 1988 by Licensed Investigator and former Intel Corp Investigator Robert Miller, PeopleFinders.com enables users to search more than a billion public records through their extensive collection of databases which are the same databases currently being used by law enforcement and governmental agencies. PeopleFinders.com can be found online at http://www.peoplefinders.com. ###]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb478232.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb478232.htm Though not as publicized as social security numbers, phone numbers are equally as unique to an individual and equally as useful in locating someone online. People search web site PeopleFinders.com has released new phone search technology to allow a user to locate someone based on up to and more than 30 years of historical phone number ownership records. [PRWeb Nov 14, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb478232.htm Thu, 16 Nov 2006 13:55:04 -0800 podcrew@extrahoop.com People Search News.com, people search site PeopleFinders.com is allowing members of the general public access up to more than 30 years of historical phone number ownership records making it easier than ever to find people even with a phone number that may be more than thirty years old. Often seen as the "end all, be all" of unique and identifying numbers social security numbers can help someone locate another person easily and with great certainty. Online identity protection experts now believe that a person's phone number may be equally as unique and identifiable as other state and federally issued forms of identification. "People aren't really aware of the power of a home or cell phone number. Anyone from your past, be it friend or foe, can locate you based on your old or current phone number. It's become a matter of best practice to not publish your number on the Internet." Locating people by their phone numbers is a relatively new phenomenon in the field of online people searching where typically one needs such information as individual's first and last name, phone number and/or social security number to locate someone. The PeopleFinders.com Historical Phone Records Search allows users to locate a person using only a phone number, thus making the process of online people searching quicker and more useful for consumers. The PeopleFinders.com Historical Phone Records Search allows users to enter a person's current or previous phone number into a search box on the site which then searches billions of propriety database records to locate an individual. The results, states People Search News editor Guy Dubleche, are often astonishing. With every phone number search, PeopleFinders.com returns a free summary report to the user. This summary report may list: • Names and possible aliases associated with the phone number searched • Age of the person associated with the phone number searched • City and State that the phone number is located in. • Possible relatives (and ages for each) associated with the phone number searched • Possible Businesses/Employment associations for the phone number searched Once a user has located their subject from the free summary report, the user can then purchase a one time people finder report or a comprehensive background check report on their subject. These reports provide even more detailed information... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb478232.htm]]> Anthony Cohn Identity Theft? Equally Identifying Phone Records Now Available Through People Search Web Site People Search News.com, people search site PeopleFinders.com is allowing members of the general public access up to more than 30 years of historical phone number ownership records making it easier than ever to find people even with a phone number that may be more than thirty years old. Often seen as the "end all, be all" of unique and identifying numbers social security numbers can help someone locate another person easily and with great certainty. Online identity protection experts now believe that a person's phone number may be equally as unique and identifiable as other state and federally issued forms of identification. "People aren't really aware of the power of a home or cell phone number. Anyone from your past, be it friend or foe, can locate you based on your old or current phone number. It's become a matter of best practice to not publish your number on the Internet." Locating people by their phone numbers is a relatively new phenomenon in the field of online people searching where typically one needs such information as individual's first and last name, phone number and/or social security number to locate someone. The PeopleFinders.com Historical Phone Records Search allows users to locate a person using only a phone number, thus making the process of online people searching quicker and more useful for consumers. The PeopleFinders.com Historical Phone Records Search allows users to enter a person's current or previous phone number into a search box on the site which then searches billions of propriety database records to locate an individual. The results, states People Search News editor Guy Dubleche, are often astonishing. With every phone number search, PeopleFinders.com returns a free summary report to the user. This summary report may list: • Names and possible aliases associated with the phone number searched • Age of the person associated with the phone number searched • City and State that the phone number is located in. • Possible relatives (and ages for each) associated with the phone number searched • Possible Businesses/Employment associations for the phone number searched Once a user has located their subject from the free summary report, the user can then purchase a one time people finder report or a comprehensive background check report on their subject. These reports provide even more detailed information... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb478232.htm]]> 00:15:00 no http://www.prweb.com/releases/hurricane/ernesto/prweb430875.htm http://www.prweb.com/releases/hurricane/ernesto/prweb430875.htm PeopleFinders.com urges those who will possibly be affected by Tropical Storm Ernesto or future hurricanes to make sure they take precautions when hiring contractors to repair their homes after natural disasters like flooding, hurricanes or severe storms. [PRWeb Aug 30, 2006] http://www.prweb.com/releases/hurricane/ernesto/prweb430875.htm Thu, 31 Aug 2006 11:28:11 -0700 podcrew@extrahoop.com PeopleFinders presents five effective strategies to prevent contractor fraud: 1. Online People Searches: You would be surprised at the wealth of information that an online people search web site like PeopleFinders.com can provide regarding a potential contractor or company that wants to repair your home. For individual contractors, a background check can tell you if a contractor is licensed, has a criminal record and even how long he or she has been working in your area. For companies, a business search can tell you if a business is legitimate by providing such information as which professional licenses a business holds, its location, who owns it and even what their office looks like. 2. References: Don’t take a contractor’s word for his or her quality of work. Just like hiring a potential employee, it is always a good practice to check references. If possible, make sure to visit these properties to see their work first hand. Also, you can always contact your local Better Business Bureau to obtain more information on a particular contractor or business. 3. Pro-actively Choose your Contractor: Avoid door to door contractors. To make sure that you are only hiring legitimate contractors, only select those from lists provided from state housing and contracting agencies. 4. Never Pay Cash: Paying for home improvements with cash should be avoided because cash is the toughest form of money to recover should there be a problem with your contractor. In addition, never pay for a job completely up front. Any payments should be made only after you have had a chance to review a contractor’s qualifications. 5. Comparison Shop: Make sure to get multiple bids on your repairs before having any work done. Price is not the only aspect of a bid to be considered when reviewing bids as business history, insurance coverage and proper licenses to work in your area or home must also be taken into consideration. According to PeopleFinders.com CEO Rob Miller, Hurricane Katrina showed the world that terrible situations can still be made worse by greedy and uncaring individuals. “Scam artists love to prey on victims of a disaster because they know they are desperate to rebuild their lives... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/hurricane/ernesto/prweb430875.htm]]> Hayden Bond Tropical Storm Ernesto Prompts Fraud Warnings for Property Owners PeopleFinders presents five effective strategies to prevent contractor fraud: 1. Online People Searches: You would be surprised at the wealth of information that an online people search web site like PeopleFinders.com can provide regarding a potential contractor or company that wants to repair your home. For individual contractors, a background check can tell you if a contractor is licensed, has a criminal record and even how long he or she has been working in your area. For companies, a business search can tell you if a business is legitimate by providing such information as which professional licenses a business holds, its location, who owns it and even what their office looks like. 2. References: Don’t take a contractor’s word for his or her quality of work. Just like hiring a potential employee, it is always a good practice to check references. If possible, make sure to visit these properties to see their work first hand. Also, you can always contact your local Better Business Bureau to obtain more information on a particular contractor or business. 3. Pro-actively Choose your Contractor: Avoid door to door contractors. To make sure that you are only hiring legitimate contractors, only select those from lists provided from state housing and contracting agencies. 4. Never Pay Cash: Paying for home improvements with cash should be avoided because cash is the toughest form of money to recover should there be a problem with your contractor. In addition, never pay for a job completely up front. Any payments should be made only after you have had a chance to review a contractor’s qualifications. 5. Comparison Shop: Make sure to get multiple bids on your repairs before having any work done. Price is not the only aspect of a bid to be considered when reviewing bids as business history, insurance coverage and proper licenses to work in your area or home must also be taken into consideration. According to PeopleFinders.com CEO Rob Miller, Hurricane Katrina showed the world that terrible situations can still be made worse by greedy and uncaring individuals. “Scam artists love to prey on victims of a disaster because they know they are desperate to rebuild their lives... To read the press release in full goto http://www.prweb.com/releases/hurricane/ernesto/prweb430875.htm]]> 00:15:00 no