DiedInHouse

I'm the original owner, still alive. A neighbor 2 doors down the street came to our house. She was frantic because her mother had just committed suicide. I gave the police report. The police collected my name and address. DiedInHouse likely obtained that report, didn't read it, didn't care, or probably doesn't know how to read.

I looked up 3 addresses, 2 of which I knew people had died in their homes. What I got back in the report was, 1 address just listed those who had lived in the home (as expected). The other 2 listed people who had lived at the addresses, of which some were now deceased, but couldn't say whether they had passed away in their homes or elsewhere. Anyone can find out if someone is deceased, as well as, who lived at a particular address. And you don't have to pay for that information. In my opinion, this is a scam, plain and simple.

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WHAT A RIP OFF! Some died where I live but nothing pops up! Scammers trying to make illegal $$$! I'm reporting this $#*! Show website!

I came to this site and read the reviews, so I guess it was my fault since I was prewarned. I just bought a house where the guy died (of natural causes) in, and I was talking to the neighbor when he mentioned how the the guys girlfriend had shot herself in the face a few years back and committed suicide in the home. I've been trying to find out who this person is and the details of it with no luck. I came across this site, and after reading the reviews, I thought no way... but as time went by with no luck searching, I decided to give it a try. It came up 0 results, when I know at least 2 people died in this house. Don't waste your money and get ripped off like I did!

I searched 3 addresses for 30.00. The first was a house on the street where I grew up where a very tragic and gruesome murder occurred around 1982, but the site said there was no record of any deaths on the property. The second was my grandparent's house, where the previous owner committed suicide in the house. Granted, it was back in the 1960's, but the site indicated no deaths on the property. Finally, I checked my own address and it said no deaths on the property but now know they would not likely know if one had occurred. So, a waste of $30, which maybe I deserve for my morbid curiosity.

Death reported by diedinhouse.com occurred on the next street over, not my house. Not reliable source of information. Called phone number listed on bill *******464 and message says does not take phone support email *******@diedinhouse.com. What a scam!

DiedInHouse Co., and Bias Information was attached on my Real Property Info. Alone inside the Community where i live.

Don't waste your money. I found out that most states aren't required to keep databases for this stuff, so your search will most likely come up with nothing.

My grandmother and cousin died in the same house. I wanted to see if this website was legit. I figured it was only $10, so I gave it a try. The report came up empty, no deaths. This is a garbage business. It's not even worth my time to get my money back, but if I can save one person their $10, let that person be you. DO NOT use this stupid, worthless website.

I firmly believe that people should utilize this site. My brother was bludgeoned to death in his garage, and the current owner (by legal default) harassed our family, destroyed mementos, and testified for the defense during the murder trial. The perpetrator was convicted of first-degree murder with special circumstances. Kristin McDowell, the present occupant, is a wretched, nefarious succubus with whom I would not condescending to transact business. If this home goes on the market, I would advise against its purchase. Kristin sent the bill for my brother's body parts to be cleaned from the murder scene. Kristin, and this home, are an abomination.

This is a waste of $11.99. The report is generated in about 10 seconds flat and of course... NOTHING is in the report that is useful. Do not waste your money... I will be disputing this because it is a scam.

I love the site, they do say that they do not have all the info, and they do say no refunds, which is just like carfax, but for only $12 I can see all the people who lived at the house not just the owners, you don't get that when you buy the house, if you do a full property search it can take hours to get all the people who lived in a house, and the sites can cost way more than $12. And I got a follow up report where they found some more info for me that I didn't get on the instant report. I recommend the site to anyone who is buying or renting, know who lived in your house before you did. If you know you can be better prepared if something goes wrong or someone comes looking for someone, you know why.

Did not get report for address requested 6 days ago. Emailed DiedinHouse on same and so far I haven't gotten any response.

I did a test, using my old address where my grandmother died. The search came up with no deaths. I immediately contacted them for a refund. They told me I had to provide proof that my grandmother died in the house. I sent a newspaper clipping where it clearly states both in the body of the text and the headline that she died at her residence. They said they would not refund but would update the report. So basically I paid and had to do the work myself. I tried to contact them by phone but the message on their phone says that they no longer offer support over the phone and you have to contact them via email. I reached out several times and they did not return my emails. I escalated the claim to Paypal and and putting in a complaint with my credit card company. They said it clearly states "No refunds" and they don't have all records and you should do your home work and ask neighbors, your realtor, and double check records yourself. Then what the hell do we need them for?

Of course they came up with no information for $11.00. Do not waste your money! I know there was a death in my house so this is definitely a bogus site.

Not worth the $12. You get a list of anyone who died in the house (in my case, no one) and then a list of people who have lived in the house, which is basically a long list of the same names over and over with varying degrees of misspellings. I was merely curious to see about my house, but I basically just wasted $12.

I did 2 searches to see if this was real and it's a fake. My mother and father passed away in the same apt and it told me no deaths had occurred there. My father died in 2001 there from cancer and my mother just passed away on April 16th this year in the same apartment. Then I ran another search of an old neighbor who killed his wife and then killed himself by taking an overdose and the same thing happened. No result of any murder/suicide at that address. I lived 2 houses away from these people. Don't waste your money.

When I bought my first fixer-upper the neighbors told me the house was famous for a cheating wife having been shot in bed. A co-worker's mother remembered it being a local sensation. The house did come with a bratty, as opposed to scary, ghost.
My search, NOTHING, not even the name of the seller who lived there for 40 years.
Another property, a wonderful tenant of 14 years died there... NOTHING, not even his name.
L wasted $19.99 on three reports. Wish l had read the reviews first!

I live in an 80 year old house. This site only gives me owners information from the last 30 years and points that there are no registered sex offenders in my area.

Said no deaths at location I searched. Well I know that's not true because I was there when someone died in 2011.

This site told me there are ZERO registered sex offenders in the zip code *******. There are almost 500! Many are very close to the house I am thinking about renting. Now I have no way of knowing if there has been a death in the house, because this site is a scam...

No value here. I wanted to see some details about recent death in apartment that I know occurred. Listed no deaths found. Did list apartment renters, including person who died there. Did flag a few of those renters has having died but with no indication that it was at that address. I assume they died after moving. Most other info, which I really wasn't looking for anyway, was not filled in. Such as school info, demographics of the area, etc.

When I purchased they people I bought my house TOLD me a relative died here. Nothing on the report. Don't waste your money.