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Introduction

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 00:50:14 GMT

If you need to find someone in Australia , let Ozpeopletrace make your dream reunion a reality. Finding someone in Australia, and seeing you reunited is the best part of our business, and we'd love to make yours the next happy reunion.

Whether you are searching for a missing heir or beneficiary in Australia, a long lost relative, adopted siblings or birth parents or just a dear friend from the past, we can help you reach your goals. Whatever the reason you need to find someone in Australia, our licensed and professional investigators have the patience, skills and expertise to bring your search to a successful close.

John Dobson, Manager

Ten Questions to Ask Before You Hire a People Search Service

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 00:30:14 GMT

Ten Questions to Ask Before You Hire a People Search Service

When you're in the middle of trying to locate a lost loved one online, the last thing on your mind might be identity theft or fraud. But like any internet-based transaction, people search services involve risks.

People search scammers are experts at obtaining and exploiting your personal information. Hiring a people search service also puts the private information of who you are searching for at risk. How can you protect yourself and still find someone safely online?

To avoid identity theft and fraud, thorough research is a must when you are exploring internet people search options. Research and evaluate every service before you register or pay for a search. Even seemingly harmless or "free" services can put private information at risk.

Although risks cannot be eliminated, they can be reduced. Minimize your risks by taking the time to rate people search services on the following ten questions. These are ten basic questions you can expect any quality people search service to answer thoroughly and professionally.

Ten Best Ways to Avoid Debt Collectors

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 00:14:14 GMT

Ten Best Ways to Avoid Debt Collectors

Debt collectors have a lot of resources at their disposal when it comes to tracking you down. Whether they do it themselves or hire a professional to search for you, there is an assortment of reliable records they can use to find you. These are records containing personal information that are maintained in public or commercial files. Most can be accessed free of charge by skilled investigators.

For those who know how to access them, the information contained in these records creates a trail it is easy to follow. Motor vehicle records, utilities records, real estate records, employment records, credit reports and court records (including marriages and divorces) are some examples of the type of files debt collectors may use to find you.

Any time you apply for a credit card, have utilities or the internet turned on, rent an apartment or register a vehicle, odds are you’ll provide your address, telephone number, employment information and possibly your social security number. This information is entered into a database and maintained on file for at least several years, if not indefinitely. Remaining out of reach of debt collectors means being aware of what information these records contain and managing the records that are kept on you.

Siblings Reunion

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 23:48:20 GMT

An English client wanted to reunite with two sisters he remembered and missed from a family he had stayed with in Australia over 38 years ago. Both sisters were now married, presenting us with a real challenge. Unlike other countries, the information contained in Australian Births, Deaths and Marriages Registries are only made available to those directly affected by the event. Ozpeopletrace found another way to obtain the married name of one of the sisters, and we located her almost immediately. She was very surprised to hear who wanted to resume contact. We called our client the same day to share the welcome news that his old friends were waiting to hear from him.

Client says -- "Fantastic service! I hadn't been in touch with the family with whom I had stayed in Australia for over 38 years and you found two daughters of the family in just a few hours! It is hardly possible to do the job faster than that. Communication was excellent too. I thoroughly recommend your services to anyone seeking friends or relatives in Australia."

Anthony Rickerby, Dalston, Carlisle, UK
OZpeopletrace can help you find someone in Australia, despite things looking hopeless

10 Steps to Finding a Lost Sibling

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 23:47:20 GMT

10 Steps to Finding a Lost Sibling

A lot can happen to siblings placed for adoption. They may be adopted separately at such a young age they have no recollection of biological brothers or sisters. One or more siblings may have remained with biological families. Or they may have lived together with biological parents, other relations or in foster homes, only to be separated after a bond was formed. Adopted children often have biological siblings they never even know about as their biological parents develop families later in life.

The circumstances surrounding your sibling separation may be simple or complex, but trying to find a lost brother or sister will almost certainly present a challenge. Where will you begin? How can you avoid wasting time, effort and financial resources on fruitless searching?

There are no guarantees you will be able to locate a lost sibling, but there are several ways you can ensure your search is as productive as possible. The following ten steps will help you make the most of your search efforts and maximize your odds of success.

US client

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 23:46:20 GMT

A client in the US needed to locate an unknown relative in order to complete probate on a will. The only information he had to work with was twenty years old. Our client tried to locate the relative himself, but quickly found the going tough in Australia. After turning to us for a solution, Ozpeopletrace not only located the relative within days, but also found two more members from the same family.

Client says -- "I wanted to thank you personally and let others know about you helping me locate a whole part of my family I had not even seen or heard of until we had a death in the family. My family in England had to locate the extended family in Australia with regards to a will. The only information we had to give John and his team was very old almost two decades old! I had tried to do it all myself but kept coming up against brick walls especially with being in different countries. Ozpeopletrace were not only able to find my family but they were able to do it quickly and they kept me informed along the way. I'm extremely happy that I found such a great agency and would highly recommend them to anyone needing to find missing persons or lost relatives. My business with them was conducted with honesty, privacy and integrity." Adam Harley, Brookline, NH, USA

Why is an Australia People Search More Costly?

johnalexcarlos@gmail.com (Administrator) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 23:45:20 GMT

Why is an Australia People Search More Costly?

People who have researched or hired people finders in other geographic locations often baulk at the higher costs Australian people search professionals charge. Why does it cost so much more to find someone in Australia? Are the extra costs justifiable?

Although they may charge more, Australian people search professionals actually earn much less of a profit than their counterparts in other countries. The higher cost of their services simply reflects the greater investment of time, effort and monetary expense every Australian people search now demands. Australian people search professionals also must devote significantly more resources to training and developing specialized skills than other people searchers world-wide. When you hire a reputable Australian people search professional, you can be sure you will get what you pay for despite the higher average cost.

There are two separate, but related reasons an Australian people search costs consumers more. The first is Privacy legislation, and the second is government restrictions on the acquisition and trade of personal information.

Client's Testimonial

ozpeopletrace@bigpond.com (Administrator2) — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 05:47:34 GMT

While on vacation in Hawaii, a young Canadian lady met and befriended a young Australian man. They planned to meet before departing to exchange telephone numbers and email addresses, but the meeting fell through. She contacted Ozpeopletrace to help her locate him with very little information to offer. She was even unsure of how his surname was spelt. A glimpse of his Driver's License enabled her to describe it as a NSW license. Armed with only the young man's first name, a possible surname and his State of residence, our investigator managed to locate his parents. His parents agreed only to pass on to relatives the information that someone was looking for the young man, so we continued our search. Our investigator was led to a Sydney suburb where an ex-girlfriend of the young man and a family who had known him were contacted. We soon had all of the contact information our client was looking for.

Client says -- "Mr. Dobson, I am more than pleased with Ozpeopletrace's results... I thank you for all your emails and your time, and for the success in locating Cameron... Thanks again. Sincerely a very pleased customer." Sheri-Anne Harrison, Sudbury Ontario, Canada