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A Tech Investigation Services, Inc.

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  • Steve C

    Date: 12/08/2023

    I myself did not hire ************ so I cant speak to his qualities if is your hire...however I can speak to his qualities when he is the one investigating you...I had an uncle pass away and long story short one of **************** associates left paperwork at my house Nov 9th of this year...*********** called the morning of Nov 10 to tell me "This is a positive call, nothing but a positive call" and proceeded to tell me that the form I needed sign (with great urgency mind you) was freeing the property so it could be sold (Free from obligation were his exact words) and the proceeds distributed among the heirs once the remaining ***** were paid. Mind you he wasnt promising me that the heirs were receiving funds but that is how the process would play out if there was a surplus after the liens were paid. So I signed this document believing this was the case. When I spoke to the ******************* (who basically refused to tell me anything), I was shocked to hear that by signing that document (which didnt seem to be worded that way) I was actually giving up any and all interest in the property. The lawyer I spoke with flat out said "I have no idea why he told you that." So I feel that I was lied to on several levels and have no recourse. There may be more to this that I am.not aware of but when people wont tell you anything you can only go on the facts you have. So the takeaway on this is **************** company is probably great if you hire them, however be weary and do your due diligence if you are being investigated by him and he tells you anything because it may not be the complete and total truth.

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