I am registered there, but a lifetime membership to Date Check is only about a buck twenty-five, so I got that too.  I figured, what can it hurt.

Swim

I'm already registered at P411.  Is there any reason to also register at DateCheck?  Would it improve my chances of a provider agreeing to see me as a newbie? Or, once you've registered for one or the other it's all about getting enough provider recommendations?

Thanks, Swim, I don't mind the extra 125 but would like to have a better idea as to whether there's value there for a newbie.  Girls?

on where you are located and where do you travel to.Some verification sites are more popular in certain cities than others.Some ladies might be on the site you are a member of some might be on the you are considering and some are on both.It certainly does not hurt to be a member of both that way when you set up an appointment to see a lady you can provide that info.

I'm in Northern Westchester County.  Very easy to reach Stamford, White Plains, Danbury, Fishkill, etc. BTW, it's a really nice change from years ago when I had to commute to Manhattan.

When contacting someone, they may only belong to and accept clients of a certain service.

And I get more comfortable much quicker if a gentleman is a member of either P411, DC, or better yet; both.  I use both myself and can also check references on RS2K as well.  

RS2K is pretty Chicago specific but I never know when a business traveler will use that for verification to visit me down South.  

Thanks

Thanks, Scarlett, I'll probably sign on to Date Check as well.  Like they say, it couldn't hoit.

Here's the problem.  I went on Date Check and again saw their caveat that they can't approve retired persons, which I am.  I would have called and discussed other screening methods with some there but no phone # is given.  P411 worked for me because I could call someone.  They explained some other proofs I could provide and, once I did, I was quickly approved.  I thought this also would be true for Date Check but apparantly not.  Guess I'll have to wait until I have enough provider approvals.  That will be the fun part.  But if you know another way around this, let me know.

I posted an update on this yesterday but it never appeared so I'm trying again.  I went to DateCheck and they make it clear they can't approve anyone who's retired.  No point in filling out their form; I've done that before and nothing happened.  Problem is, there's no phone # to try, unlike P411.  At P411 I was able to successfully register because a phone # connected my to a nice lady who suggested other acceptable proofs which I provided.  Does anyone know another way to contact DateCheck so I could accomplish this?  Maybe I missed something on their site.

I'm a newbie too and want to know if P411 is widely accepted in NorCal.  I keep hearing how these verification services are regional.  Thanks!

I believe P411 is national.  They are based in Canada.  Just contact them directly.  It's easy.