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TruthFinder is a US‑based people search and background‑report service that aggregates public records, social media, and other data sources to provide reports on individuals, phone numbers, emails and addresses. It is offered as a subscription service with different lookup capabilities (phone, email, full person reports) billed on a recurring basis.
The service is primarily billed in US dollars and is commonly used to reconnect with people or to obtain background information that users say can be faster than standard web searches.
When you cancel a TruthFinder subscription through the website or phone, future automatic renewals should stop but you will normally retain access until the end of the paid billing period already charged to your card. Cancelling does not necessarily remove any data TruthFinder holds about your account; the account typically remains and can be reactivated if you subscribe again.
If you subscribed through Apple or Google Play, cancelling in the store prevents future store renewals; you must cancel in the store rather than merely uninstalling the app. Always keep a cancellation confirmation (email or reference number) in case charges continue.
TruthFinder’s stated practice is that they do not provide refunds for unused portions of a billing period and that refunds are considered on a case‑by‑case basis. In practice, some users report receiving partial refunds after contacting support or escalating via third‑party channels (for example, filing complaints with consumer agencies or the Better Business Bureau).
If you believe you were misled or charged in error, you can request a review from TruthFinder support, contact your payment provider to dispute the charge, or - if subscribed via Apple/Google - request a refund through the respective store. Outcomes vary and are not guaranteed.
| Plan | Approx. price (CAD) | Billing period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reverse Phone Lookup (USD subscription) | ≈ CAD 6.5 - 7.0 per month | Monthly | Unlimited phone reports |
| People Search (Unlimited person & location reports) | ≈ CAD 37 - 40 per month | Monthly | Unlimited person & location background reports |
| Reverse Email Lookup (USD subscription) | ≈ CAD 39 - 43 per month | Monthly | Unlimited email‑based background reports |
| Annual plan (user‑reported) | ≈ CAD 244.40 per year (~CAD 20/month) | Annual | Similar to People Search level access |
Canadian consumers are protected by federal and provincial consumer protection rules that require clear disclosure of auto‑renewal and negative‑option billing terms. The Cancelling Free Trials and Negative Option Billing Regulations require clear consent and cancellation options for recurring billing in certain contexts. If a business uses unfair or misleading practices, Canadian consumers may have recourse through provincial consumer protection offices or by disputing charges with their card issuer.
For subscriptions made through Apple or Google Play, refunds and subscription management are governed by the app stores’ policies and are handled by those stores. If you believe TruthFinder’s practices violated disclosure rules, you can file complaints with the relevant provincial consumer protection agency or seek a chargeback through your payment provider.
Reviews are mixed. Many users report helpful and courteous customer service agents who assist with cancellations and account questions, and some find the reports useful for reconnecting with people or finding information faster than other searches. At the same time, common negative reports include continued recurring charges after an attempted cancellation, difficulty locating the cancellation path, inconsistent responses from support, and occasional inaccuracies or outdated information in reports.
People often assume deleting the app cancels a subscription - it does not. Another frequent error is cancelling on the website when the subscription was billed through Apple or Google Play; in those cases you must cancel in the appropriate store. Some users rely on a verbal confirmation without getting a written confirmation or reference number and later find charges continued. Finally, waiting too long after the renewal date can make refund outcomes less likely, so act promptly if you want to stop future billing or request a refund.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Website account cancellation | No (case‑by‑case refunds) | Low - Medium |
| Phone cancellation | No (case‑by‑case refunds) | Low - Medium |
| Email support | Possible (case‑by‑case) | Medium |
| Apple / Google Play (store subscription) | Store handles refunds (subject to store policy) | Low (if you cancel via store) - Medium if disputing a charge |
Keep and save any written cancellation confirmation. If charges continue after a confirmed cancellation, contact TruthFinder support again and provide your documentation. If that does not resolve the issue, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge or request a chargeback and, if applicable, request a refund from Apple or Google using their support pages: Apple refunds (Apple refund requests) and Google Play refunds (Google Play refund policy).
You can also consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office or the Better Business Bureau if you feel the billing was misleading; for service support contact TruthFinder at [email protected] or via their website at truthfinder.com.
TruthFinder LLC
2534 State Street, Suite 473
San Diego, CA 92101
United States
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Written by Charlotte Lavoie
eIDAS legal expert · 8 years experience
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