Claims must match the evidence type

A provider’s page supports a documented provider claim, not an independent accuracy conclusion. An outside walkthrough supports what that reviewer observed, not a universal result. A field that could not be verified remains unknown and receives no points.

The publication does not invent lookup counts, match rates, timings, screenshots, prices, checkout terms, authors, credentials, or first-hand experiences. Exact pricing appears only when a dated official source verifies it.

Scoring is separated from commercial status

Compensation, sponsorship, ownership, affiliate links, or other material relationships must be disclosed when confirmed and cannot affect a score. Current relationship status is pending owner confirmation, so this preview states neither that a relationship exists nor that none exists.

Rank changes require evidence or a published scoring change. Editorial placement cannot be purchased, and a provider response is recorded as evidence rather than accepted automatically.

Consumer safety overrides conversion

Pages explain that free can mean search, preview, or basic result and that lookup identities can be stale, reassigned, or spoofed. Calls to action must not imply that payment guarantees a correct answer.

The site prohibits employment, housing, credit, insurance, tenant-screening, and other FCRA-regulated uses. It also avoids instructions that encourage harassment, exposure, surveillance, or confrontation based on uncertain identity data.

Corrections change both copy and ledger

A correction must identify the affected claim, source, old wording, new wording, and effective date. If the fact affects points, the provider total, rank, comparisons, and dependent pages are recalculated together.

Dates represent an evidence review or substantive edit, not a decorative freshness signal. Readers can use the sources and corrections page to report a broken link, changed term, or factual error.

Sources and evidence notes

12 citations in this record

  1. authoritative consumer guidance Federal Trade Commission

    General explanation of people-search sites and consumer removal considerations.

  2. authoritative consumer guidance Federal Communications Commission

    Consumer guidance on unwanted calls, texts, and caller-ID spoofing.

  3. official_app_store_listing Radaris: official app store listing

    UAE storefront, same app ID and developer; used for the publisher's standard-result field list, not as proof that every field is free or accurate.

  4. official_app_store_listing Radaris: official app store listing

    U.S. Google Play listing for caller ID, spam, blocking, lookup, broader search access, and in-app purchases.

  5. official_privacy_control Radaris: official privacy control

    Official privacy-control route; automated access was challenged during review.

  6. independent_walkthrough Radaris: independent walkthrough

    Updated February 25, 2026; documents the removal-request workflow and its limitations.

  7. official_product_page Spy Dialer: official product page

    Feature set, result fields, free allowance, U.S. scope, and limitations.

  8. official_faq Spy Dialer: official faq

    Search scope, public-data source, and free removal statement.

  9. official_opt_out Spy Dialer: official opt out

    Removal form and data/FCRA warnings.

  10. company_authored_third_party_profile VeriPages: company authored third party profile

    The company-written description supports claimed search modes and free positioning; it is not independent validation.

  11. independent_walkthrough VeriPages: independent walkthrough

    Updated January 29, 2026; documents observed basic fields, outdated information, BeenVerified routing, and opt-out timing.

  12. official_opt_out VeriPages: official opt out

    Official opt-out route; automated access was challenged during review.