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People Search News Awards First Annual People Search Innovator Award
People Search News presented PeopleFinders.com with the first ever People Search Innovator Award, Wednesday, for the company's pioneering phone search technology.
The People Search Innovator Award is given each year to the people search web site that best develops and implements new people search technology. PeopleFinders.com received the award this year due to their "enhanced phone searching capabilities," according to People Search News editor Rick Tufington.
"It is amazing what their phone search technology can do. You pretty much can locate anyone just by using an old phone number. What makes it even more amazing is that one phone number can provide PeopleFinders.com users with a data set that is up to thirty years deep. PeopleFinders.com puts users on the business end of a people search," states Tufington.
PeopleFinders.com introduced the new phone search technology earlier this year by providing users with access to up to thirty years of historical phone records. This innovation in people search technology allows a subject to not only be located from a current phone number but also from an older number that possibly hasn't been used in up to thirty years.
"You can take a phone number from your high school year book, old address book or even from your little league team roster and find someone's current address and phone number," adds Tufington.
According to Tufington, PeopleFinders.com phone searching is just another example of how online people searching continues to evolve.
"Just a few years ago, you would need a person's social security number, address and date-of-birth to find who you were looking for. Now, it really only takes just a phone number," concludes Tufington.
For more information on PeopleFinders.com or phone searching, visit www.peoplefinders.com.
Dec 22, 2006
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