Which paid sources of online information do you subscribe to, and why?
You can interpret this in a broad sense to cover things like newspapers, magazines, journals, encyclopedias, and other information sources.
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It's only 5 bucks, I can afford that...for now.
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M$If you're part of a business that needs to track down people, there's no better service than Accurint. I used to be part of such a company and Accurint was absolutely amazing at producing high quality results. 8/10 times, we found the person we were looking for. Caveat: you've got to be a certain type of business (i.e., banking, collections, government, healthcare, insurance, law enforcement, legal professions, etc.) to qualify. Can't be Joe Stalker.
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M$Offer noted. Thanks. :)
Useful info thanks.
Are there any pay-per-report sites like Consumer Reports? I don't think I'd want to use it often enough to subscribe, but once in a while I might want to check something out.
I don't know that there are, but that's an interesting business model. When that once in a while comes, just send me an IM or email. I'd be happy to look something up for you. It takes no time at all.
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M$Anything that you can find on a paid service, you can find using a few quick searches (or some good solid time on M!A) just as easily.
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Never heard of Fark before, but it just gave me a few giggles!
Thanks. :)