Review of Aussie Investigator!

Australian people finder resources

People search Review found that considering the limitations imposed by The Privacy Act in Australia with Aussie Investigator! - this web based compilation is probably about as good a service as you might reasonably expect when remaining within the Aust. law - - As you will find the major Australian Internet based information resources here... suitable for finding someone in Sydney New South Wales or in Melbourne Victoria, Brisbane and the Gold Coast in Queensland, Adelaide South Australia, Hobart Tasmania, Canberra ACT, Perth in Western Australia and Darwin NT - and all country regional points in between!

 

Let me tell you the truth: There is nothing else like this for Australia. It's totally unique.

You'll want to ask: "So, What can I do with "Aussie?"

"Lots of things.. locate lost and hidden information sources online! Aust/NZ/UK. lookup.. "
You can even search for hidden assets such as unclaimed super. You can look-up lost people by running an address location check.. tapping into the Australian Internet resources we point you towards, incl. People find a person as well as massive American databases! (Additional offers..)

I'm offering to show you how I do it -- and more importantly, how you can do it, too!

 

terms of service & privacy policy | Want offline payment by cheque/money order? email::ocean@vianet.net.au::

 

Inside Experience: 1. John Saunders, new Member, writes: "Inside Aussie Investigator, I first visited a credit reporting agency and ordered a free personal credit report. Then I visited ASIO, the FBI and even took a virtual tour of the CIA! Finally I did what I came to do and looked up the addresses of some long lost school friends. Always, I was in complete control. I think this is long overdue." "It's a great concept." - John Saunders - Sydney. 2. Linda's Experience... in a brief note: "thank you geoff..dont worry i only use this at work and understand about privacy." "thank you for going the extra mile to help me" 3. Arthur writes: - from Dandenong, Vic. "I'm slowly beginning to realize all that i can do now on the Internet, thanks to your business section. Geoff, how CAN you give away so many free ebooks? Thanks Geoff for the Aus. member site. love it"

This week we are running a Special Introductory Offer for Australians and Kiwis only*. It will get you a Lifetime Membership, at almost half-price! *Overseas enquirers, please email me... and remember it's not supposed to sell for as cheap as I'm offering it to you today!

You'll get 43% Discount, this week only!
So join today!

 

Important: You'll only see this limited ONE-TIME OFFER now and it will be pulled at any time, so make sure you check it out fully before exiting this page. (No exceptions)

 

Every attempt is now being made to expand the Aussie Investigator site with creative additions to increase customer satisfaction with our online service. The latest addition is assistance with building your own investigative Blog - so that you too can become an active Internet affiliate and enjoy the very lucrative side of working online. It's thought that an investigative Blog is by far the easiest way to get started online today!

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ - General explanation and answer:

1. Australia does not yet have a National ID Card System, such as the U.S. Social Security Card. The closest thing to that in Australia, is perhaps your TFN or Tax File No. And possibly your Passport No., (or your banking details, such as your credit card numbers and mortgage.. )

2. Unfortunately there's nothing that we - as Australian citizens, are free to look up, in a database, and especially.. nothing for everyone to access online! For peoplesearch tasks.
(Except for the electoral rolls just before an election... and of course the White Pages operated by Sensis®.)

 

3. The closest generally searchable online database for finding a missing person in Australia, is actually the Telstra® People find a person, as mentioned above.

4. Australia is rather constrained by The Privacy Act. A credit history check on someone else in this country actually requires THAT person's permission. I've noticed that the rule is even applied to the Banks. They must get a signed 'release' from the person who is the subject of the credit history inquiry. Freedom of Information only applies to your being able to view government records held on YOU. As such it is over-rated.

The Privacy Act in Australia, according to a Commercial Manager: Like it or not, this is a real issue -- enforced
by the Privacy Act-- that does prevent us giving details out unless we have the specific permission
of the participant.

5. The criminal record check - unlike in USA - is limited to Police and law enforcement authorities... preparing information for The Court.

6. YES, there are additional costs. My Membership site is an introduction only. Hence the low charge of $AUD 17. Net Detective costs $US29 while Web Detective costs $US34.95 (additional.)

7. We are NOT a firm of licensed private investigators. We can only point you towards existing Australian and American Internet Resources and help you get started. You are responsible for your own actions. We urge you to respect and follow the law.