Subscribers are permitted to use FOREWARN for purposes of helping them assess risks, maintain their physical safety, and protect and detect fraud in the conduct of their business. For more details about the permitted uses, please review the FOREWARN Subscriber Agreement you executed prior to first accessing FOREWARN, and the FOREWARN Terms and Conditions.

We primarily expect Subscribers to use FOREWARN when they are contacted by an unknown real estate prospect, for help in determining whether the prospect:

1. Is who they say they are,
2. Presents a possible risk to their safety, or
3. Is a potential fraudster.

Subscribers may not use FOREWARN:

• To search friends, family members, other associates,
• To search celebrities or other public figures,
• To search themselves, other than for initial training purposes,
• To harass, intimidate, or otherwise harm any other person,
• For any illegal purpose,
• For any personal, family, or household purpose,
• For marketing purposes or lead generation, or
• To determine anyone’s eligibility for credit, insurance, or employment, or for any other eligibility purpose permitted by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) or similar state laws.

The above examples are not meant to be all-encompassing. Any use case not specifically permitted by the FOREWARN Subscriber Agreement is prohibited.

Please note that FOREWARN monitors all search activity. If a Subscriber uses FOREWARN for an impermissible use, FOREWARN will redress it and, as the situation requires, may suspend or terminate the Subscriber’s access to FOREWARN.