A 'people search' where the first and last names are kept blank with only the street, town and state reveals the names and full addresses of many neighbors. If searching for a lost relative or a deadbeat dad, these services are a blessing. However, for many others, the issue of privacy comes to mind when performing this type of search. It gets worse The 'free' nature of websites is driven by advertising. When using people search sites often banner ads appear for services providing deeper and more comprehensive information.
Payment is made via credit card through the website.
The question of the availability of DMV information raises the level of controversy. Now the company is approaching state governments and attempting to buy driver's license photos. Southern rhetoric runs high on the issue. It's because we're first in 'dumb' that we can't be first in anything else. South Carolina also ranks first in its rate of credit fraud, which increases costs for retail businesses that pass it on to consumers in higher prices.