NSTN Launches Non-Published Batch Scrubs

In taking another step forward in providing critical data solutions, NSTN is launching new scrubs for non-published phone listings. Supplying a name, address and social security number, the new NSTN platform now returns non-published listings in batch. NSTN takes the process one step further by also removing any disconnected phone numbers, insuring that only live, non-published listings are returned to you. This tool will assist NSTN clients in tracking down harder to reach customers.

Joining the release of the recent online reverse cell and non-published searches, online employment searches, phone and social searches, this new NSTN product addition will create a more global ?one-stop? environment for NSTN clientele. Customers opting for the new N-Ployment™ service can sign up for 6 months for only $125 per user/per month for UNLIMITED access. By choosing the N-Ployment™ service in conjunction with the N-35 service (normally a $35 value), users gain UNLIMITED access to both systems for ONLY $150 per user/per month. If you opt for a 12 month contract, the N-35 service will be added at no additional charge, and new users will have UNLIMITED access to all online searches for only $125 per user, per month.

The N35 service allows users access to the NSTN N-Tel and N-Search databases. N-Tel provides access to the millions of telephone records that are added, deleted or amended within the directory assistance databases of all the Regional Bell Operating Companies. NSTN provides real-time, instant access to over 130 million U.S. residential and business listings. The N-Search database provides access to over 1 billion current and historical records, allowing users to browse through these records instantly. With as little information as a Social Security number, users will have access to names, telephone numbers, and current and historical address information. Relatives may also be obtained via the ?potential family? links. This information can be vital in tracking down skips, debtors, relatives, neighbors, or associates. Statistics have also shown the N-Search product is supplying non-published listings in some cases.