Ever searched yourself on a website?

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Ever googled yourself? What about a friend, celebrity, or neighbor? If so, you might be interested in this new website that takes google searches to the next level. Did you know that more than 57% of people have searched themselves online? Most Americans are curious what information on them is available to the public. People aren’t only searching themselves either — they’ll often search friends, neighbors, or a new acquaintance to find out who they’re dealing with.

Start by searching your name on Google. You can also search your phone number in Facebook which is a little trick I learned.
Run a Background check on Yourself
Fortunately, there’s a deep search service that allows people to look up themselves. You can find anything from arrest records, past addresses, old e-mails and phone numbers, and court records of divorce and traffic tickets. You can find out what kind of assets someone has, or if they’ve ever gone bankrupt. Use a Public Records Search Service like CheckThem.com that does everything for you. It instantly gives you arrest records, traffic tickets, liens, court cases, past addresses, social media, phone numbers, dating profiles, and more. You can even take it one step further and search anyone — a celebrity, neighbor, relative, or any suspicious character. Find out if someone is hiding a troubled past from you. Try it — People search.