Since we are in the business of selling information we know how sensitive our customers are about giving out their personal information. When we first started doing business on the internet in 1996 we were the first company to place a privacy statement on our website. As the years have passed others have followed our lead and we have continued this pledge.
"We will not give out or sell any information which we obtain from our customers, and we will only return results to the person or organization that originated the order.

Crimcheck strongly believes that privacy is one of the values and entitlements of a free society and as such we adhere to the highest ethical standards in providing outstanding service to our customers, while respecting the privacy of individuals. It is our aim and purpose to serve as a provider of public information and other proprietary data resources to various entities, so as to strike a necessary balance between personal privacy and public trust.

The information provided by Crimcheck is obtained from courts, government agencies, credit bureaus and reputable third party businesses that have collected public record information from its sources. As such, we provide access only to qualified entities who demonstrate the appropriate use of the information and who agree to abide by all local and federal laws in the aquisition and application of such information.

All Crimcheck data comes from public record sources. The content of the information provided by Crimcheck accurately reflects what is found in public records or is provided by the various bureaus. Crimcheck does not maintain any propriatary databases. We therefore cannot change any erroneous data. We will however direct you to the location from which any erroneous data came.

Crimcheck does not provide any information obtained from our customers to any outside source. We do not maintain any databases of non-public financial information, medical records or tax records. Crimcheck does not compile mailing lists or consumer marketing data.

For additional information regarding your rights, please contact the Federal Trade Commission or visit their web site at http://www.ftc.gov.

NOTICE Crimcheck does not condone the selling of information that assists in promoting "Identity Theft". To learn more about Identity Theft, what you can do to lessen your chances of having your identity stolen, and for forms to report identity theft, please visit the following websites: Federal Trade Commission - Identity Theft Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act of 1998