PeopleVerified

This is one of many background check sites that provides incomplete records on a person for the humble one time cost of 99 cents and is not upfront that you are actually signing up for a subscription for a service you actually only wanted to use once... for the 99 cents. Be sure to cancel it before the trial period is up or you get to pay $24 for nothing. Actually, do'nt even bother at all because your initial search doesn't return any information that you are not already given before you put your credit card information in.

These are indeed the same company, and if you buy one service, it creates months subscription services for both services.

Even when you pay full price for in creates a monthly account for both services, one at $19.95 and the other for $23.95

I call in February and was offered a full refund, after not seeing a refund in on account I called back, notes from original call did not indicated a refund.

After I got a supervisor online, I was at least abel to get refund for a few months.

Peopleverified.com is a site where you can purchase contact information and background checks. They offer an option to subscribe for a membership to which there is a monthly charge or to do a one time payment for one report. They claim to allow a free search, but you have to pay to see the results. The more detail you want the higher the price you have to pay. For a one time report they charge a little over $25 for general information, but you have to pay more for details.

This was the absolute worst company I have ever had to deal with they robbed me of over a year worth of there useless product that you can get for free and when you tell them to cancel your account they don't and continue charging you WATCHING THIS COMPANY IS A COMPLETE SCAM AND YOU WILL REGRET HAVING ANYTHING TO DO WITH THEM they say 99 cent trial and still charge you $20 no matter what you do and when you cask to cancel the free trial they don't again PLEASE DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM

I was checking out a mysterious phone message I had received and signed up for the 7 day free trial. Of course they show you some "terms" document that you have to say you read. Of course nobody actually reads all that mumbo-jumbo and we click to say we read it anyway. That is what I did, but unlike a lot of other people here, I was not born yesterday... I KNEW without a doubt that the terms would have me signed up for automatic paid renewal after the 7 day trial was up. Duh! Is that like a surprize? I mean, they are charging your bank account or credit card, right? How could they do that unless you gave them the account info to do it? What did you THINK they were going to do with your account info, genius?

Well I was on the computer at work and had to get back to my job so I thought I'd log in to their site from home to turn off the automatic renewal. And yes, I forgot, and they charged my account $20. I do not like this marketing technique, but never did I think that I had anything except my own forgetfulness to blame for losing that $20. I knew what was going to happen, and I screwed up and let it happen.

Well I did try to get my money's worth by looking up old Army buddies and former neighbors and classmates, etc. and I thought the service worked reasonably well. I looked up one former co-worker who I knew had a conviction for statutory rape, and the service did report that in at least vague terms. I think this is a mostly legit service using a slightly sleazy trick to make more money. Perhaps if they did not do the sleazy trick and had to rely on people who actually need to be subscribed to such a service on an ongoing basis then their customer base would be too tiny and they would go out of business and not be there at all when you or I did want them.