SEARQLE Reviews 120

the neighborhood info was really detailed actually

Used this when my son wanted to go to a birthday party at someones house we never met. The mom seemed nice enough over text but i just wanted to be sure. Found their address info and everything looked normal so i let him go. Only complaint is some of the data seemed kinda old like from a few years back. But for a quick peace of mind check before a party it worked fine for me

quick way to check out new neighbors. we got little ones running around

My daughter joined a travel sports team and suddenly were carpooling with families we barely know. Looked up a few of the parents before letting her ride with them. One guy had some stuff that made me say no thanks. Glad i checked first.

my husband said i was being crazy but honestly with everything you see on the news these days i dont think theres anything wrong with being careful. better to check and feel silly than not check and regret it

Needed to track down contact info for my ex so we could update our custody paperwork. Had his old address but he moved. Found his new place through here in like 10 minutes. Saved me hiring someone.

found out who lives near the bus stop before letting my 8yo walk there alone. super helpful

i know i cant control who my son friends with but i can at least know what im dealing with right? looked up the parents address and checked the area. nothing crazy came up but i did find out they moved around a lot which explains some things. my husband thinks im overprotective but id rather know than wonder

I wanted to check out a tutor we were thinking of hiring and found some basic info but nothing like a real background check. The criminal records part costs more which i didnt want to pay for something that might not even show anything. Ended up just asking for references instead. Could be useful for other stuff though so im not saying its bad just not what i needed this time

my daughter is 14 and started getting rides home from a friends older brother. i didnt know anything about this kid or his family so i looked them up. found their address matched what my daughter said and no criminal stuff came up which was a relief. i know it sounds paranoid but you hear stories you know? the info on relatives was helpful too because i could see it was actually a normal family situation. not everything was totally current but enough to make me feel ok about it

checked out the neighborhood before signing the lease. found what i needed fast

Daughter brought home a new boyfriend and something about him seemed off. Ran his name through here and found he had a record. She wasnt happy but she needed to know.

I live in New York City and subletting may quickly become dangerous. I don't need a comprehensive background check, but I don't want any surprises either. I did a simple people search on the person who wanted to rent my place for three months. There was nothing strange about the address history and aliases, so I felt safe moving forward. thanks

Checked out neighbors before buying our house. Some records were outdated but still pretty helpful overall

My email changed from being average to a mess in one night. I looked into Sears' email search and data leak tool to find out what was going on. It found out that a hack that was tied to a service had disclosed my email. I forgot that I signed up for this a long time ago. Passwords were updated and everything were tidied up and there was a lot less spam

Out of interest I used searql when researching my family. Thanks to some old address data and some name variants, I was able to track down a long-lost relative who had been totally unmentioned. I wouldn't say it altered the course of my life, but it did fill in some peculiar blanks in the tales my parents told me. Data does not pass judgment; it merely appears

This may be strange, but I used Searqle because someone was making anonymous complaints against me in our building. "Unknown" always left notes under the door and called management. I called one of the numbers that showed up on caller ID once, and it went straight to someone two floors down who I had never talked to before. I didn't talk to them about it; I just sent the information to the HOA. It all halted in a week.

I signed up for the trial because I only needed to check one phone number. The charge was small, just under a dollar, which was fine. I realized I won’t actually need the service again until next month, so I contacted support to cancel for now.I plan to activate my account again in January and use Searqle as part of my tenant screening process. Based on this first experience, everything worked the way it should

Does not refund money from an accidental unused purchase in a timely manner, like a proper company. Be warned.