The physical search includes but is not limited to all wall plates, air conditioning vents, picture frames, light fixtures, ceiling fans, chandeliers, plants, desk clocks, calculators, television set ups and stereos. Your personal and business vehicles must also be swept. These measures are necessary to protect your business interests, your lifestyle and your reputation. Federal and State authorities are overwhelmed with the growing trend of information espionage. Less than 2% of all cases that are investigated are prosecuted. Frequently, information is stolen without the person or business aware that they are being compromised.

Don’t wait until it is too late. Don’t lock the barn door after the horse is already stolen. If you suspect you are being compromised by electronic surveillance or bugging devices, act now. Our technicians have the knowledge, training, and experience to detect and locate eavesdropping and wiretapping devices. These low cost devices that are detected are becoming more readily available and easy to obtain with the advent of your local spy store. These over the counter and internet shopping sights sell an array of seemingly harmless, normal fixtures that are actually video and audio recording devices. These items may be key chains, clock radios, pens, CD players, books plants or a statue. Spy stores are a primary source of these items.

Tips to Avoid Telemarketing Schemes

Orlando Area Telemarketing Schemes

Never send money to people you do not know or give personal or financial information to strangers or you will become a telemarketing scheme victim.

Typical lines used to steal your Money!!!

• “It is Imperative that you act immediately or the offer will expire.”
• “I order to collect the Free Prize or Trip You’ve won, you have to pay the taxes or Port fees up front.”
• “Please give us your credit card number so we can take care of these fees.”
• “Give us your payment information and then I’ll have a supervisor call you to explain about our company.”
• “Our company has been around forever, you don’t have to worry.”
• “Act now, you can’t afford not to.”

Our Orlando Private Investigators recommends you decline these offers and hang up.

Avoiding Telemarketing Fraud as it is never easy to recover your lost money.  Chances are, you won’t recover it.

• Never pay up front for anything.
• Never purchase anything over the phone from someone that called you first.
• Never give out any personal information.
• Tell the caller you are on the National Do Not Call List. This will dissuade them from contacting you again.
• Never donate money to a charity over the phone to a solicitor.

Our Orlando Private Investigators Advises you to:

Never give out personal information about yourself, other family members or friends.

First, remember what your child is wearing. In addition, you want to make sure you have pictures of all your children. It is a good idea to take a digital picture of each child before you go. Before you enter the theme park, make your child aware of the rules. As much as possible, make sure you stay with your child. Stay together. There is always safety in numbers.

If you lose your child, remain calm do not panic. Most theme parks like those in Orlando, Florida have lost child centers. Many major theme parks also have security or even in some cases police that are on patrol. Do not be afraid to ask bystanders for help, they may have seen where your child wondered. People are always willing to assist.

It is very important to keep track of time and each ride. If you need to involve the police, you need to know when you last saw your child last and where. When you find your little darling, make it a learning experience for your child and calmly discuss the incident with them. Let them feel your love.

Here are some tips from Melbourne Private Detectives:

First, be aware of what your child is wearing. Also, you want to make sure you have pictures of all your children. It is a good idea to take a digital picture of each child before you go. Before you enter the theme park make your child aware of the rules.

As much as possible, make sure you stay with your child. Stay together. There is always safety in numbers.

If you lose your child remain calm. Try not to panic. Major theme parks have lost child centers. A lot of major theme parks also have security or even in some cases police that are on patrol. Don’t be afraid to ask bystanders for help, they may have seen where your child wondered to. People are willing to assist.

It is very important to keep track of time and each ride. If you need to involve the police you need to know when you last saw your child last and where.

When you find your little darling, make it a learning experience for your child and calmly discuss the
incident with them. Let them feel your love.

Our Vero Beach Private Investigators’ experience and integrity, combined with our available resources, can help give you the answers you’re looking for. Vero Beach Private Investigators guarantees that all assignments and cases will be kept confidential.

With former law enforcement experience, our Cocoa Beach Private Investigators have the talent, expertise, and professionalism needed to provide a variety of investigative services. Cocoa Beach Private Investigators’ experience and integrity, combined with our available resources, can help give you the answers you’re looking for. Cocoa Beach Private Investigators guarantees that all assignments and cases will be kept confidential.

• The passenger’s seat is adjusted differently than you had left it.
• Taking child seat out of the car for no particular reason.
• Finding suspicious items like phone numbers, receipts, lipstick, condoms or strange hairs in the vehicle.
• Keeping a change of clothes in the trunk.
• Unexplained mileage or a lack of additional mileage.

The downside to being on vacation is that it leaves your home and property more vulnerable to burglars and thieves. You may have done all the usual things to protect your home before you leave — put the lights on timers, cancel the newspaper — but you may also unwittingly put yourself at risk by overusing social media.

Contact our Melbourne Florida Private Investigator for more information

Loose lips sink ships
Announcing travel plans to your friends on Facebook or updating your Foursquarelocation tells potential robbers one important thing — your home is sitting empty. It’s one thing to tell your best friend that you’re heading to the Caribbean for a week. It’s totally different to say the same thing to all your Twitter followers. Tweeting about location, out of town or otherwise, gives criminals valuable information. It lets them know that you are not at home, so your home may potentially be empty and ripe for a burglary. It also tells them how far from home you are, giving them an idea how much time they have to perpetrate a crime.

Although you may feel you’ve got more control over your information on Facebook, it’s important to remember that privacy and security settings change daily. Remember, nothing you post online is completely private.Telling every one of your Facebook friends you’ll be in Hawaii for a week only invites real-life problems. Wait until you’ve returned home to share vacation information online. It’s best to refrain from posting pictures of the trip from your smartphone.

It can be tempting to share vacation photos and videos in real-time with family and friends, but doing so can also broadcast to the world exactly where you’re not — at home. And that can become a safety and security issue.

For those who still feel the need to use social media while they’re away, the most important thing one can do is regularly check and update privacy settings to help control who sees the posts. Talk to trusted neighbors as well. While you don’t want to let everyone in town know you’ll have an empty house, it’s good to have someone in the neighborhood who will keep an eye on things. Ask a neighbor to push in any other mail such as free newspapers and leaflets.

If you have a porch, ask neighbors to collect mail so it is not visible from outside. Neighbors can also check to see if there is any unusual activity around your home. Surprisingly, some experts recommend not stopping mail service or newspaper delivery. Other tips to better protect your home while on vacation:

— Make sure all the door locks are working properly, and then double check to make sure all of the doors are locked before leaving the property. It is also suggested making sure windows are secured so they can only be raised a few inches.

— Make sure outbuildings on the property, such tool sheds or detached garages, are also locked and secured. Tools in the shed could be used against you: for example, a hammer could be used to break glass, or a spade could be used to lever open a window.

Ladders should be stored in a secure place. If a ladder must be stored outside, padlock it to the wall with special brackets.

— Trim hedges and bushes. Excessive foliage can screen burglars from the road or neighbors’ views.

— Don’t change voicemail or email reply messages to say that you are out of town.

— To give your home a lived-in look, ask a friend to park his car in your driveway, especially if that’s where you are usually parked.

• Credit card receipts for gifts you didn’t receive.
• An increase in ATM withdrawals. Especially those from out-of-town (receipts bear atime/date stamp).
• Credit card receipts showing purchases from places unknown to you or that seemsuspect
• He rushes to get the mail before you do.
• He gets a separate P.O. Box.
• Unusual phone numbers appearing on the bill.
• The duration and time of the calls appear excessive.
• He is secretive about his cell phone bill.
• He starts to pay it himself.
• You notice business travel or other deductions for travel or other expenses that youwere unaware of.