Online Dating Site Does Criminal Background Checks

Date: 2006-09-09

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Shore Network Connections LCC is offering paid members of its dating site,
TheBadge.org, free access to background check provider investigationsnow.com.

TheBadge members are mostly cops, firefighters and EMTs can use the service to find out if that special someone is a murderer, sex offender or even worse, married.

Background checks cost anywhere from $15-$50 depending on the desired level of scrutiny and number of databases searched. For a site pulling in around $3,000 a month from subscriptions, this could be a good loss-leader which is sure to increase signups.

Investigate now offers services similar to Trufina, BackgroundChecks, Verified Person and many other verification services.

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