Net-Vestigator Review

Net-vestigator

Net-Vestigator branches out from its web based counterparts by actually containing a downloadable program that specializes in tracking down personal information. However like its internet cousins it also suffers from frustratingly fruitless searches and annoying demands for further payment.

Somewhat of a hybrid between Web Detective and Net Detective, Net-Vestigator balances its resources between both privately owned and government produced websites.

To access much of the public records information, one must know certain details about their subject; this becomes a problem though when one is seeking that exact detailed information in the first place.

In many ways it’s very similar to the annoying response that teachers used to give about using dictionaries when their students couldn’t spell a specific word. If you can't spell the word in the first place, then you will have a tough time finding it in the dictionary.

This catch-22 overshadows what is otherwise a very clean-cut and easy to use program. Much of the information is sub-grouped into categories that don’t waste the user’s time with needless searches and misleading topics.

The program layout is actually quite sharp and does a good job of masking what is unfortunately a mediocre product. Like the other investigating options, Net-Vestigator offers a mixed bag final product that hits some high points but ultimately falls short of satisfaction.

• Performance: 6
• Design: 9
• Overall Score (Not an Average): 6
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