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Experian is a well-known and often used source for credit reports. Searching Experian’s web site database is free. Experian provides numerous types of reports, from very basic company information to more complete. Credit reports on individual consumers are available as well.
Ansonia's data base which provides payment history reports for general businesses and for the trucking industry. Experian reports are also available from Ansonia.
Credit.net's credit ratings are based on algorythms rather than submitted data, as are the previous companies. They describe themselves as the “ideal source” for information on small businesses.
Accurint, owned by LexisNexis, provides data to a wide range of companies seeking public information. Accurint's powerful database combines data from over 400 sources. Using proprietary algorithms, the databases are searched and analyzed in seconds, producing results almost immediately. Small factors will utilize Accurint for quickly searching UCCs, liens, bankruptcies, and assets of prospective clients.
UCC filings can be done most inexpensively through each Secretary of State’s web site. A link to every Secretary of State site is found here on a page from Capitol Services. The links on this page will save you hours of looking on search engines and plodding through the SOS sites!
Cortera provides business reports useful for discovering the payment history of businesses who would be your factoring clients' customers.