DIY Spy: Conducting Your Own Private Investigations

You have the power to find answers and uncover the truth with our expert guidance on conducting your own investigations. Whether you're searching for long lost relatives, researching personal relationships, or need help with employment matters, our comprehensive resources and professional advice make it simple to get the results you need. DIY Spy is here to help.

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Chat Rooms as an Information Aid

Chat rooms, bulletin boards, discussion groups, online gaming communities, social networking sites—all present potential sources of information to anyone w...

Compiling Information or Evidence

How you go about compiling evidence will depend on your ultimate objectives. Is there a possibility your investigation will uncover evidence of a serious cri...

Investigating Credit Card and Bank Fraud

Everyone is vulnerable. Even a person who always pays with cash can become the victim of fraud when a criminal obtains credit with the person’s stolen iden...

Asking Friends & Relatives About Suspicions

Talking to friends and relatives about your suspicions has benefits and risks. There’s no such thing as a secret among three. Once you reveal your concerns...

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How to Become a Private Investigator

With the police and other security services offloading more of their investigative work onto specialist units, private investigation is a growth business are...

First Steps Exploring the Family Tree

For the uninitiated, embarking on a study of ones ancestors can be daunting task. This guide is therefore intended to lead through the basic first steps to h...

Fighting Online Cheats With Scam Baiting

Sick of having their inboxes clogged up with emails from Nigerian fraudsters promising unimaginable riches, the targets are fighting back by attempting to be...

Spy for Your Local Council

In recruiting volunteers to monitor local ‘environmental quality’ are councils effectively encouraging people to spy on their neighbours? Citizen Recruit...

Monitoring CCTV for Money

With its poor record in fighting crime CCTV is struggling to justify its huge cost and attack on civil liberties, but will offering members of the public mon...

How Google is Watching You

Google may have changed the way we obtain information and the way we view the world but we have been footing the bill for web innovation with our privacy. Th...

Spotting Student Plagiarism

Thanks to the internet the problem of student plagiarism has become a complex one, but web innovation is also helping keep the cheats in check. Growing Probl...

What is Spyware and How Does it Work?

If your computer starts slowing down, crashing or behaving in a strange manner then it may have been infected by spyware, but what is it and how does it work...

How to Join MI6

Joining MI6 was until recently an operation as covert as the organisation’s official business, but now applying to become a spy is simply a matter of filli...

Protecting Privacy on Social Networking Sites

Social networking sites are powerful communication tools that enhance the lives of millions, but they are also a privacy risk if you don’t take care with h...

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