Who Typically Gets Bugged?

Anyone can be the target of Covert Eavesdropping, however; some people are under greater risk than others because of financial position, occupation, legal, or domestic situation.

• Spouses bug each other on a regular basis
  
• Parents bug children
  
• Businessmen bug other businessmen
  
• Scientists bug other scientists
  
• Students bug professors
  
• Attorneys bug other attorneys (and their clients)
  
• Insurance companies bug accident victims
  
• Construction companies bug other construction companies
  
• Salesmen bug clients
  
• Collection agencies bug debtors
  
• Police officers bug suspects
  
• Executive recruiters bug personnel directors
  
• Rock fans bug rock musicians
  
• Department stores bug customers and merchandise

You (or someone close to you) have been:

• Involved in any type of litigation or lawsuit
  
• Been questioned, arrested or arraigned by the police
  
• In the process of getting married, divorced, or separated
  
• A minister or religious leader (i.e.: priest, rabbi, deacon, bishop, elder...)
  
• Running for any type of elected public office
  
• Elected to any public office (ie: mayor, selectman, school principal)
  
• Executive or scientist at any large company
  
• Recently filed a insurance claim
  
• Engaging in political demonstrations or activism
  
• Employed by a defense contractor, Department of Energy, etc...
  
• Private Investigators have been "poking" around
  
• You are in the upper income bracket

Additionally, people married to, associated with, divorced from, getting divorced from, dating, or getting intimate with a member of law enforcement, private security, PI, or any level of the judicial system should be concerned about illegal eavesdropping (yes, cops love to bug their wives and girlfriends). 

If you think you are being bugged, watched, or monitored, click on What to do if you suspect a bug?  Since all cases are unique, the design and procedure of the investigation can be discussed without obligation or charge. All consultations are free and considered with strict confidentiality.

For more information about how our service can be helpful in determining if your privacy has been invaded, click on Info Request and provide us with as much information as you can about your situation.