Sunday, June 3, 2007

Decoding MySpace

According to the article Decoding MySpace on USNews.com social networking sites, instant messaging, chat rooms, E-mail and the like are social gatherings for teenagers, although parents do not qualify the former as such. However, social networks are avaliable for hanging out, socialization and gossip, as well as being avaliable to people all around the country and the world, they are avaliable 24/7. Furthermore, these social networks are avaliable through the internet, which means that teens can check their pages daily, for hours at a time. Checking messages and comments as well as uploading pictures has become a compulsive occurence among teens. Although, social networks and messaging seems harmless enough, often parents are unaware of the visibility and publicity of their children's lives. It is often the case that parents would not allow their children to attend a party without adult supervision, however, parents are unaware of their children's cybersecrecy.

Read the entire article Decoding MySpace on USNews.com to find out how to protect your children on the internet

Internet safety: What Parents Need to Know

WiredSafety.org offers parents a useful internet safety kit categorized by age group. There are overall guidelines for each group, as well as specific guidelines for distinct age categories.

Internet Safety
Source: Parry Aftab/WiredSafety.org

Sunday, May 20, 2007

Tell Tale Signs of A Cheating Spouse

According to "Bob" Brown a private investigator with over 30 years of experience and recipient of the "Lifetime Achievement Award" for excellence in domestic cases from the National Association of Investigative Specialists, there are several tell tale signs a partner is cheating. However, these signs are merely a guide and in most cases professional help is required to determine whether or not the signs are true.

Read the Tell Tale Signs of a Cheating Spouse

Monday, May 14, 2007

What You Should Consider When Hiring A P.I.

There are hundreds of reasons to hire a private investigator, but how do you know which private investigator to use?

According to the the article What You Should Consider When Hiring A P.I. on infoguys.com, there are many details to consider when hiring a private investigator. The most important include: licensing, experience, specialties, background and references, logistics, scope, large vs. small firm size and venders vs. subcontractors. The article explains in great detail the advantages and disadvantages of all the aspects of hiring a private investigator. It is important that you consider these factors before hiring a private investigator, so you know that your needs will be met.

Read the entire article What You Should Consider When Hiring a P.I. on infoguys.com

Sunday, May 6, 2007

Find and Locate People Online

According to the feature Find and Locate People Online on eInvestigator.com, most of us have wanted to get in touch with someone we knew in the past at some point or another. Although finding a lost aquaintenance, friend or lover can be difficult it doesn't mean it is impossible. With the advent of the internet and the accessibility of private investigators, performing a people search is easier than ever.

Read Find and Locate People Online at eInvestigator.com for some helpful tips as to begin your search

Sunday, April 29, 2007

Private Detectives and Investigators

According to the article Private Detectives and Investigators featured on eInvestigator.com discusses the nature of private investigation work. It includes the nature of work, working conditions, employment opportunity, training, qualifications and advancement opportunity, job outlook and earnings. The article offers insight into the life of private investigator, what to expect and what drives competition among investigators. The article referenced a few significant points which were as follows:

  • Work hours often are irregular, and the work can be dangerous.
  • About a third were self-employed.
  • Applicants typically have related experience in areas such as law enforcement, insurance, the military, or government investigative or intelligence jobs.
  • Keen competition is expected because of the large number of qualified people who are attracted to this occupation; opportunities will be best for entry-level jobs with detective agencies or as store detectives on a part-time basis.

Read the entire article Private Detectives and Investigators on eInvestigator.com for greater insight into the life of a private investigator

Saturday, April 28, 2007

Checklist for Hiring a Private Investigator

According to the article Checklist for Hiring a Private Investigator on Investigator.com, "A good private investigator (PI) can help you obtain these answers. And as with any expert you hire—a doctor, a lawyer, an insurance broker—it benefits you to take the time to ensure you’re hiring a professional who has experience, a quality reputation, and good-business ethics."

Refer to the article, Checklist for Hiring a Private Investigator on Investigator.com for the full checklist.