Facebook Property Search
By Nathan Lustig on May 4 th, with 0 COMMENT
Our new Digital Property Search allows family members to find digital property of recently deceased loved ones and then includes step by step instructions on how to access, transfer, delete or memorialize each online account. One of the many ways that people have used our Property Search is to locate their loved one’s Facebook profile so that they can decide to memorialize it or delete it. Others already know the link to their loved one’s Facebook profile, but are at a loss of how to actually memorialize, delete or transfer the Facebook account.
Most people haven’t had experience with Facebook’s notification options and ask us for information. They are also likely to find other online accounts after running a digital property search. The average digital property report has returned over seven online accounts that otherwise would have been lost.
With over 1.5m Facebook users set to pass away in 2011, this issue is going to be growing quickly. We’re here to help. If you have any questions about Facebook’s deceased user policies, please contact us. If you’d like to find and claim the digital property of a loved one, you can get started by running an Entrustet Digital Property Search. We’ll automatically search the internet for digital property and send you a report detailing how to access, transfer or delete each online account. We’re also happy to send you a free copy of a sample report so you can see what it’s all about. Email us at info@entrustet.com or write in the comments and we’ll get one your way.
