Who’s Behind This Site

My name is Eric Neal. I’ve spent more than 20 years in the debt recovery and investigative field — skip tracing, asset location, defendant locates, bank and employment verifies. I run PIF Solutions, LLC out of New Hampshire and have worked cases ranging from routine judgment recovery to consulting on high-profile investigations.

Over those two decades, I’ve used the same databases and public records that my subjects use to disappear. That cuts both ways. The same tools I use to find people can be used to find me — and you.

Data brokers aggregate and sell personal information to anyone willing to pay: your home address, phone numbers, family connections, employer. For most people that’s an annoyance. For investigators, skip tracers, and recovery agents, it’s a direct operational and personal safety risk. Your subjects can look you up just as easily as you can look them up.

I built this site because I couldn’t find a straightforward privacy resource aimed at people who actually do this work. Everything I found was written for the general public or for corporate IT departments. None of it addressed the specific exposure that comes with working cases involving people who may be actively trying to avoid being found.

This site covers data removal, what brokers hold your information and how to get it off, which removal services are worth paying for, and free tools you can use to monitor your own exposure. No fluff, no filler — just what’s useful to investigators.