His first name. A few questions. Everything on file under his name, in about a minute. He never knows.
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★★★★★“Three addresses. He told me about one.”We'd been together two years and I had never seen his place on a weekend. I felt silly being suspicious. I typed his name and got three addresses in two states. I knew one of them. That was the last weekend I spent wondering.
@jen, 42
★★★★★“Done before he got out of the shower.”I'd carried a bad feeling for months and I didn't want to be the wife who snoops. I typed his name while he was in the shower. It was finished before he got out. No account, nothing on his phone, and he never knew.
@michelle, 49
★★★★★“The number on our phone bill was on his report.”A number kept showing up on our bill and he said it was a coworker. I searched him instead of arguing. The same number was listed under his name. I stopped guessing and had one honest conversation instead of ten fights.
@heather, 46
★★★★★“I did it for my sister.”My sister kept saying her boyfriend was divorced and something felt off to me. She wouldn't look, so I did. He wasn't divorced. She was angry at me for one day and thanked me for the next month.
@marisa, 41
★★★★★“Took me two tries. Then it was all there.”I spelled his last name wrong the first time and got nothing, which scared me more. Second try it came right up. Addresses, numbers, photos. I'd give five stars if it caught the spelling for me.
@stephanie, 43★★★★★“I'm 58 and dating again. I check every one.”After my divorce I didn't trust my own judgment. A man can tell you anything over dinner. Now I run the name before the second date. Two of them were still married. The one I'm seeing now came back clean.
@susan, 58
★★★★★“Four years together. A profile updated last week.”He was always on his phone and always had a reason. I didn't want to be the one going through it. I searched his name and a dating profile came up, updated the week before. I didn't have to catch him. I already knew.
@rosa, 48
★★★★★“He has no idea I looked.”I was scared he'd get a notification or an email. He got nothing. No account, no login, just his name and a minute. What I found was small, but it was enough to stop me moving in with him.
@emily, 33— HOW IT WORKS
Then a few questions about what you've noticed. Skip any of them.
Addresses, phone numbers, relatives, marriage and divorce records under his name.
Anything new under his name, and you hear first. He never knows you looked.
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No. Nothing is sent to him. The search reads public records; it never touches his phone or accounts.
His first name. A last name, state or phone number makes the match exact, but you can skip anything you don't know.
Addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives, marriage and divorce records, property, and court records where they exist.
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One name. One minute. He never knows.
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