There are basically two versions of online death records, free and fee-based. Government sources are predominantly free, with some charging nominal administrative fees but there don't seem to be any established standards or guidelines as they can be quite varied in many respects. Non-government sources can be free or paid. There are some websites which provide reasonably decent information free-of-charge but they are likely to have strings attached. A common tactic that is used by commercial information brokers to entice sign-up for their fee-based subscriptions is by offering free search or teaser information. Then again, there's no force involved and free will is retained. Some of them actually deliver very good value for money and thanks to them, Death Records won't be dead.
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ReplyDeleteThere are basically two versions of online death records, free and fee-based. Government sources are predominantly free, with some charging nominal administrative fees but there don't seem to be any established standards or guidelines as they can be quite varied in many respects. Non-government sources can be free or paid. There are some websites which provide reasonably decent information free-of-charge but they are likely to have strings attached. A common tactic that is used by commercial information brokers to entice sign-up for their fee-based subscriptions is by offering free search or teaser information. Then again, there's no force involved and free will is retained. Some of them actually deliver very good value for money and thanks to them, Death Records won't be dead.
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