Terms of use

These terms apply when you use PeekWho at https://peekwho.com. The service is provided by [company name, registration number, address, email] ("we").

1. What the service is

PeekWho helps you find publicly available information about a person by name, phone number or email address and shows it in a private report. Every finding is a possible match from a public source with a stated likelihood, not a confirmed fact.

2. Who may use it

• Adults only (18 or older).
• For lawful, personal, informational purposes only.

3. What you must not do

When using the service you agree never to:

• track, stalk, intimidate, blackmail or harass anyone, or otherwise cause them harm;
• search for minors;
• use results for decisions about employment, housing, credit, insurance or any other regulated decision;
• publish, resell or otherwise distribute report contents;
• bypass security measures, scrape the site or use someone else's account.

If you break these terms we may suspend or close your account immediately and, where needed, inform the authorities.

4. Accuracy

We collect data from publicly available sources whose accuracy we cannot guarantee. Check the source before drawing conclusions. See the report disclaimer.

5. Your account

You sign in with your email and a one-time code. Keep access to your email safe – you are responsible for activity in your account.

6. Payments and subscription

Prices, the trial, renewals and cancellation are described in the subscription terms and cancellation and refunds.

7. People who are searched for

If you believe our reports contain information about you, you can ask us to remove it or tell you what we process. See the privacy policy.

8. Liability

We are not liable for decisions made on the basis of reports or for the content of third-party websites. Our liability is limited to the amount you paid in the last 30 days, except where the law does not allow such a limit.

9. Changes and governing law

We will announce material changes by email or on the site. The law of the Republic of Lithuania applies. Consumers may contact the State Consumer Rights Protection Authority (www.vvtat.lt) or use the EU ODR platform.