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Get a Cell Phone Background Check

You meet someone new – potential dating material.  They’re good looking, appear to be independent, single, and confident.  You’re laying out your future together in your head.  What you don’t see is the invisible baggage he or she is hiding from you to make a good, first impression.  Get a cell phone background check and weed out the fluff from your dating life.

That’s one of the big problems with dating, by the way.  You go out a few times and it doesn’t take long to get hooked.  If there’s any chemistry at all, you have a few things in common, and your conversations are light and easy, you start to invest yourself in the possibility of a new long-term relationship.

Only later, after you’ve put some of your relationship nest-egg into this new person do you find out that they come with a criminal record, a child (or two, or three) – maybe even a wife they neglected to tell you about.

That’s where the pain comes in.  That’s when it’s harder to separate yourself.  Your brain – constantly analyzing, planning and working away – has already taken how you FEEL about a person and decided you should be together.  It forces you to compromise and settle for some issues that you might not have had to deal with if you knew those things going into the relationship.

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Your Personal Life Available Online

Spying Eyes

© Lindes

We think we sneak around through life with only our closest friends and family knowing any painful truths about ourselves – the details we keep from the rest of the world.  How much debt we have, what our home cost, the details of a divorce – we don’t display those details of our personal life publicly…anywhere.  Those are our bumps in life.  We all have them.  We just don’t want to share them.

Try as you might, though, those bumps leave little trails in the documents of communities, public records, and online social networks.  Yes, we don’t want to share our life bruises, but we’ll talk about them online under cover of a username.  And then, without thinking about it, we include a profile with our real name, or a link to our family website, or a photo where we’re standing in front of the high school from which we graduated.  It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to follow those crumbs of information and figure out more about the real you.

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