A New Jersey-Based Company is Offering Free Background Checks to Online Dating Companies
Shore Network Connections, LLC announces that they will offer background checks to online dating companies at no fee in an effort to make the online dating community safer.
Northfield, NJ (PRWEB) September 26, 2006 -- Shore Network Connections, LLC, has announced that they are offering online dating companies across the internet an opportunity to participate in a cost free program that will attempt to eliminate people who exploit online dating services for criminal or false gain. InvestigationsNow.com, developed by police officer Ken Bachman, caters to civilians seeking a background check on other individuals. Bachman said knowing the background of an online date can be pivotal in today’s world.
"Currently, there is a lot of controversy regarding online dating services and what is being done to make them safer,” Bachman said.
This initiative comes at a time when states have either implemented, or are considering, legislation to make criminal background checks binding on all online dating agencies. This move alone could put a lot of these companies out of business. Bachman said he first developed the idea for the website by listening to singles tell horror stories about assaults from men as well as women they met online. Singles we spoke with said that it would be great if there was some way of finding out someone’s background before dating them.
"Some of these situations could have been avoided had people had prior access to inexpensive, legal background investigations," Bachman said.
Anyone can gain access to these powerful background checks in an extremely easy and discreet fashion. Dating companies may request a lifetime membership free of charge as well as unlimited online searches for their members by visiting www.shorenetworkconnections.com. The site offers sources for public and vital records, advanced people search tools and 100 percent legal investigation sources used by private detectives and law enforcement officials the world over.
"Not everybody can have access to the tools that come with working in law enforcement, But I think this is a great way to narrow the gap and help put power back into the hands of law abiding private citizen,” Bachman said.
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