Debtor tracing and people tracing in Beersheba

Debtor tracing and people tracing in Beersheba

It is an especially difficult process given the fact that many of the debtors are hiding with their family members who live in the Bedouin diaspora.

The huge family tents are located all the way from Beersheba south towards Dimona, Hura and Arad, which makes it very difficult for the locators when there is no specific street address like in the cities.

Debtor tracing and people tracing in Beersheba

The first stage in searching for them is carried out on websites and through various agencies in order to locate their last address based on their personal details . From this point, the debtors' websites perform various actions to find them in this area or in one of the geographically closest neighborhoods.

Ways to locate debtors

In the following search stages, in locating debtors and locating people in Beersheba, we examine whether there is an address where the person lived until recently.

The entire search route for debtors passes through many places within Be'er Sheva, in neighborhoods such as Nahal Ashan and the small, old streets located at the main entrance to the city, as well as in nearby communities such as Omer and the Bedouin diaspora in the south of the city and towards Ofakim in the north of the city. In many cases, it turns out that the debtor takes sophisticated tactical steps, staying one night in each place and usually not returning to that house again so as not to be caught.

Search using the points where the debtor stayed

The trend for locating debtors and locating people in Beersheba goes through the debtor's previous places of work , places where he stayed, rooms he rented in the past, or people who knew him, such as the grocery store owner or neighborhood greengrocer, friends, parents, siblings, and other family members.

In light of the vast open areas around Be'er Sheva, locating debtors there is complex and complicated, but our advantage is that the people in the field know the neighborhoods well, and therefore, despite the many difficulties, the locators succeed in locating a large portion of the debtors.