InfotracerReviews 29,066

I just needed seven day search for $3.95. That is it. I don't need a membership. This is not right. If I need a membership, I sign up for it. You automatically signing me up is just taking over the control of my life. I don't like it. Now I have to call you to cancel it.

There are two things worth mentioning about the shortcomings of Infotracer. First, let's discuss the pricing. The initial report is sold to you for $3.95, seems reasonable especially if you only want one report. However, as I was trying to pay for the report a window pops up and informs you that there is more information available that is not provided in the $3.95 report. Presumably if you are going to take the time to check someone's background you're going to want the full report. Here's where it gets funky. The extra report will cost you an extra $18, a full 450% more than the initial report (classic bait and switch). To add insult to injury, by agreeing to the extra $18 you also "MUST" signup for a monthly subscription. At this point you might think "it cost more than I thought but at least now I have a complete report." Well, you'd be very wrong which brings me to the second point. I don't know how Infotracer gets it's info but it isn't complete or wholly accurate. The person I checked on had a bankruptcy but it didn't show up on Infotracer's report. They provide known alias' but then in the section for marriage and divorce they list names that were not given in the alias' list. That means that either or both lists are incomplete or outright wrong, I couldn't figure that out.

Final Note: use a different company if you want a complete and accurate report without the "bait and switch" price.

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