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At our agency, we charge a flat-fee of $300 for a locate. Until recently, I would have guessed that we are near the upper price range (we are former Feds and consider ourselves a “top tier” firm) but last month we accepted a new locate assignment from a client who had previously hired another firm for $1,000. After weeks of (one would hope) effort, that first agency declared it a “no-hit”, meaning an unsuccessful search. We (for our standard $300 fee) were able to locate the subject in 3 days. At the other end of the spectrum, I suppose some newbie (possibly unlicensed) P.I. might charge less ($150?) but the accuracy of those results would be questionable.For locates, we ask the client to provide as much of the following as possible on the subject of the locate. We don’t necessarily need (and seldom get) all this but, in a perfect world…Full nameDOB (or age, or age range)SSNLast known addressLast known telephoneLast known e-mailWith the above in hand (or as much as the client can supply — we have actually had successful locates working with just a first name and an old address), we tap into our proprietary databases (available only to licensed investigators and law enforcement) and, perhaps, work some magic on the phone, to determine the subject’s current residential address. At the same time, we often come across a current work address, cell number, landline number and/or e-mail address which we then include in our report for no additional charge.We have now done so many of these that the above protocol (which we have tweaked and perfected over the past 17 years) is successful about 98% of the time. These days, all but the most determined and disciplined “runner” or the most destitute, leave some type of digital footprint that we can capture. Occasionally, however, the subject has moved abroad or is living under a bridge or is couch-surfing (i.e., crashing at various friends’ homes). In those rare instances, we have to step things up a bit. At this point the client could opt for a Stage 2 search. This might entail knocking on the doors of previous neighbors, checking local courthouses, visiting homeless shelters, etc. — in other words, leg work. This would, of course, be at additional cost but, as noted, it is rarely necessary.www.MillenniumGroup2001.com#CostOfLocate

The problems with at least what you’ve mentioned is that it either already exists or has been proven irrelevant.Lets look at background checks first. Number one, get it out of your head that there’s anything real about the “gun show loophole”. No where is there any law that gun show sales are somehow exempt from background checks. All gun sales can be broken down into two categories: dealer sales (sales made by a federally licensed firearms dealer, aka any store) and private sales- sales from one private individual to another.All gun dealers, that is anyone “in the business of selling firearms” holds a federal firearms license- FFL. An FFL is required by law to conduct the same National Instant Criminal Check System (NICS) background check for EVERY gun they sell. It doesn’t matter if they make the sale in their normal storefront or at a temporary location such as a gun show, they’re required to keep a record of the sale and background check. The only exception is that a valid CCW license may be substituted for a check in some states- only because the holder of such a license went through the same check to get the license (and such licenses are revoked upon conviction of anything that would disqualify one from owning a gun).Gun purchases made via the internet are also subject to background checks. Except for certain antique and collectible firearms sent to federally licensed collectors, guns cannot be shipped directly to the buyer. When one buys a gun online, it is shipped to a local FFL dealer who completes the transfer, including the NICS check.Private party sales are a bit different. At the federal level, there is no requirement for a NICS check in a private party sale. Private sellers are prohibited by law from selling a firearm to anyone they “know or have reason to believe” is not eligible to own one. Private sales can also only take place between residents of the same state. But no, a private seller isn’t required to conduct a NICS check on their buyer- because the FBI won’t let them. How a NICS check works is that the buyer completes a form that includes their name, DOB, SSN. The FFL then relays this information to the FBI either via phone or internet- the FBI examiner searches records for any felony convictions, domestic violence convictions and a few other disqualifiers- if none are found, the sale is approved. If a private seller tried to call that same number to conduct a check on their buyer, I’d guess the examiner would simply hang up.Since they can’t do it the way FFLs do, many private sellers have made do with “improvised background checks”- one common method is to only sell to a buyer who can show a valid CCW license.The problem with every proposed act to implement “universal background checks” is they don’t open up the NICS system to private sellers. These bills are nothing more then thinly veiled attempts to kill private sales entirely, by requiring that an FFL be used to conduct the transfer- a service for which they can charge basically any fee they like as there’s no other choice. Those that campaign for “universal background checks” don’t actually want them- otherwise they’d make it so anybody can use the system. Instead they just want to put up one more obstacle to legal gun ownership in the hope that a few more people just won’t bother.As for waiting periods, they simply don’t work. Proponents claim they give a “cooling off period” during which one might change their mind about suicide or the fit of rage inspiring them to murder will pass. That’s just not how humans actually function. Most people intending to commit suicide don’t go out a buy a new gun for just that purpose. They may use one they already have or else they choose more accessible methods. If a waiting period on a gun sale is necesssry to prevent suicide, then so is a waiting period to buy Tylenol. As for “cooling off” to prevent murder, again, not how human behavior works. A person who is for whatever reason thrown into a blind homicidal rage is either going to kill right then and there or not at all. One the other hand, no amount of waiting will matter in preventing a planned killing.Waiting periods do have one HUGE drawback- for every supposed sudicidal/homicidal person that doesn’t need a gun right now, how many women living in an abusive relationship need one *right now*?And let’s not forget the number one thing that makes waiting periods completely irrelevant- the guns the buyer already owns. If I wanted to kill myself or someone else, I wouldn’t need to go buy a new gun, I could just use one of several I already have. So what does it prevent by making wait to pickup a new purchase.Safety training is one place we agree, but I think we have different ideas how it needs to be implemented. I imagine you’re thinking of a required class that is needed before purchasing a firearm. My question for you is who pays for that class? Should a person be denied their fundamental right to self-protection because they can’t afford some class? Or should a young women be killed by a stalker because there wasn’t a class scheduled until next month?Gun control laws in this country are, historically, racist. Since the Reconstruction era and even before, there have been all sorts of efforts at making sure the 2nd Amendment was only for well-off white folk. Pricing out the lower class- with expensive permit fees, required training, etc- is just one way this has been accomplished.Safety training is something that *everyone* should receive- beginning as early as possible. Naturally it should be tailored appropriately to age: younger children get the standard “don’t touch, call an adult”, Eddie Eagle type programming, but by high school graduation, everyone should be able to at minimum handle a firearm in a safe manner (pointed in a clear direction, finger off the trigger until ready to fire) and ensure that a range of weapon types (autoloading pistols, revolvers, bolt-action and semi auto rifles, shotguns) are unloaded.

Never took someone's help to solve any Rubik's cube.I learnt to solve Rubik's cube 3*3, 4*4 and also mirror's cube on my own 2 years ago and it took me only 2 months to learn to solve them.Never drew anything before 2020.But now I think so that I am not that bad in drawing. (You could check the drawing of Akshay Kumar made by me in my profile) okay I will present it at the end of my answer.Never won a game in chess.I came to know how to play chess approx 1week ago, but still don't think that you can win easily because I'll be giving you a tough fight till the end.Never drove a bike.Although I am 19 years old, but I still don't know how to drive a bike.Never wrote any answers on quora like who are your favourite quorans.Because they are lot in numbers and I fear that if I missed someone's name then it would hurt their sentiments, like it does to me when sometime Muskan Khushi forgets to mention me. Anyways just joking 👍 sis😅…Never completely supported BJP.Although I am a big and a proud fan of Narendra Modi but not everyone in BJP is like him.Never completely opposed Congress.Although I hate Rahul Gandhi a lot but people like Capt. Amrendra Singh, Dr. Manmohan Singh and Dr. Pranab Mukherjee also belong to the same party (Dr. Pranab Mukherjee has now quitted Politics)Never got to know the exact age of Krishna.I am really a great fan of him and really want to know his actual age.Never wrote any answer about crushes and relationships.Because I am a big fan of Zakir khan ……… #Hak se single, okay let me tell you the truth, I fear girls a lot.Never trusted anyone completely.I had always doubted everyone and that's the reason I had survived till now.Never revealed anyone my DOB.Why I don't know…Never tried to flirt with a girl.Because who knows what's going in their mind. I think that's what most girls also think about boys. I didn't mean to hurt anyone. Sorry if it does…Never had large no of friends.I only have 6 friends in total 4 of which I made during my school days and 2 of which I made in Kota. Fun fact:— My friendship with all of them had started with some fights or quarells or ignorance. Also all are boys…🖐️👍… once again Zakir Bhai's accent.Never been in top 10 in Allen, kota.I came in top 100 only for 2 times.Never stood behind a woman or a girl while traveling in a bus.Fortunately that didn't happen or I would had been slapped several times.Never scored a goal in soccer.As I always used to be a goalkeeper (whenever I used to play the game)… and a good one indeed.Never forgave those teachers who used to do partiality with me.I had taught them a nice lesson on my own.Never went to any cinema theatre.Earlier my mother's income wasn't that much but now when it is sufficient I have lost interest.Never thanked any quoran except @Janitha Kalaiselvan .I thanked her for her answer related to Psizophrenia which made me remember my Maa( my Nani) whom I lost on 27th January 2020. Also it's not like that I don't love the answers of other quorans but that answer was a special one for me. Thanks Dora.And finally ending this answer with a last point.Never wanted to write this answer…..Sorry if they are not so good as I am a noob and I am not proclaiming myself to be Picasso.Although I haven't written that I had never smoked or drank or had #@x …. But you all can still upvote.Thank you.