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From micronation:

Information about you that is currently available online for free:

• Your age
• Current and past addresses
• Current and past phone numbers
• Names of your immediate relatives (spouse, children, parents)
• Donations made to political parties

Information about you that is currently available for some money:

• Your criminal record
• Your bankruptcy and lien history
• All court documents
• Your educational and work history
• Your friends and relatives
• Where you’ve lived
• The value of your home
• Your credit details

Here are some sites to explore:

• pipl.com- Perhaps the most comprehensive “deep web” search.
• peekyou.com- Personal information compiled from the internet.
• peopledata.com- Your email, phone, address. All for free.
• peoplelookup.com- Very in-depth commercial service.
• peoplefinders.com- For a fee: profile, phone, address, email, and birthday information.
• ussearch.com- Another commercial service to purchase personal information.
• whitepages.com- Well known and detailed free service.

Don’t lie when applying for job (or anything else).