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DMV provides driving records, hit and run records, DUI records and more. You can also get a free vehicle history report from their website.

American Education Services offers government loans for education. Its loans are backed by the Department of Education; students often work with this service after filling out their FAFSA and being approved by their school.

This skin care company was founded by two dermatologists and has regimens that address all major skin concerns. Become a preferred customer to save up to 10% on your order. You can also become a consultant and receive commission.

Get razors shipped to your door for as low as $2/blade with a shave plan. You can also order products, including shave supplies, skin care, shave sets and accessories, without a subscription.

Apple Tech Support provides consumers with workshops, support chat, repairs from a variety of means. Whether consumers need in-store consultations or online driver downloads, Apple Tech Support can help solve their problems.

This wellness brand sells products in bundles, starting at $35.95. The products you’ll receive vary and can include diapers, wipes, health and wellness products, formula and cleaners. You can also buy products individually.

This shaving subscription service starts at $5 for a starter set and as low as $6 for a box after that. You can also order products for skin care, shower, hair and oral care. Gift a subscription for three, six or 12 months.

Ancestry offers a membership to search genealogy records for $99 for six months. DNA ancestry tests can be bought separately for $99. It provides raw DNA data and sends results in six to eight weeks.

Founded in 2002, Redbox is a DVD rental service company utilizing kiosks in retail locations to make video rental convenient. Customers choose a DVD from an automated kiosk dispenser using a credit card and pay per 24-hour rental.

This ecommerce site was created specifically for millennial men who want one place to buy the latest styles of watches, home, tech and fashion. Their sales frequently change so check the site often to see what’s available.

The Apple Store’s physical location is both a retailer of Apple products and a customer support hub. Consumers can visit the store to attend free workshops to get training for their devices or for consultations and repairs.

Judge Judy is a syndicated television show airing on CBS. It features a real judge, Judy Sheindlin, who hears civil court cases as a mediator. Guests on the show agree to abide by her ruling and are paid an appearance fee.

Spotify is a streaming service that lets you stream music, podcasts and video from mobile and desktop devices. You can use it for free with commercials, pay $9.99 per month for a Premium plan or $15 per month for a family plan.

Social Security Disability is a government program that protects plan holders' income should they lose the ability to earn. The program is run by the Social Security Administration, which is now more than 80 years old.

Amazon Echo is a hands-free speaker that uses Amazon’s Alexa voice-controlled system. Echo interfaces with several different programs to play your favorite music, make calls or interact with your smart home devices.

EA Games is a holding of Electronic Arts, founded in 1982. EA Games specializes in shooter, horror, strategy, family and sports games for Mac, PC, console and mobile platforms. Users can purchase and download games online.

Established in 2002, Lulu.com is a self-publishing company that allows authors to create and sell printed or electronic books. Users can design their book jacket, format their manuscript, apply for an ISBN number and more.

Founded in 1996, Trex manufactures wood-alternative decking, railings and outdoor items using recycled materials. Its products include deck framing, outdoor furniture, lighting and storage.

Established in 2008, Walkfit LLC makes shoe insert orthotics called WalkFit Platinum, designed to correct the position of your foot to improve posture and reduce foot pain. These orthotics are a featured As Seen on TV brand.

Located in Pennsylvania, American Mint began as a mail-order company in 1998, advertising in newspaper inserts and magazines. It now includes a website to sell items like collectible coins, replicas, knives and other memorabilia.

GameFly is a subscription and retail gaming company established in 2002. Customers can purchase new or used console games or, subscribe to a monthly rental service that allows them to use one or two games or movies at a time.

ESPN.com is the website of the cable sports channel ESPN. ESPN.com offers scores, news and a forum for Fantasy Football, a team-based online game. Users can make purchases for some services, such as upgrading Fantasy Football.

HubPages is a website featuring user-generated content and revenue sharing amongst users and site owners. Founded in 2006, Hubpages recruits members to write informational articles, paying them a small incentive for each article.

Offers graduates or former students of for-profit career colleges a way to reduce student loan debt. Files claims against collectors or schools with questionable reputations. Cost varies, and programs take around 120 payments.

Sonos is an American electronic company known for its speaker systems that use mesh networking via your wireless internet connection. This allows you to play music through multiple speakers in multiple rooms.

Founded in 1982, Electronic Arts is a leader in online and console gaming. One branch, EA Sports, sells games related to professional sports, including FIFA, NBA, NFL, PGA, and UFC. Users can purchase and download games online.

Founded in 2006, Kabam is an online gaming company specializing in console-quality mobile games. Users can access games for free on their mobile devices and can also purchase premium content within the game platform.

The Bleacher Report provides the latest sports news online and on their app. Their Media Lab provides thoughtful content related to the world of sports, including narratives, interactive stories, mixed media articles and more.

Third-party payment processor provides real-time access to account balances and a bank account to save, track and disperse funds for debt relief purposes.

Founded in 1994, USSearch.com is a people finder website based in Washington. Users purchase public record information including name, address, criminal records and more; fees vary depending on how much information you request.

Napster, formerly known as Rhapsody, is a music streaming service founded in 1999 in Seattle. Napster is a subscription service that allows members to download music, listen to radio stations and more on their PC or mobile device.

PaperBackSwap is an online book exchange community, where members exchange used books with other members for the cost of postage. It also offers members a discount on new books purchased through click-through links to Amazon.com.

Google Home ($49-$399) is a smart speaker with Google Calendar, Photos, Play, Assistant, Spotify and Chromecast integration. The Home can be used to perform smart home tasks such as dimming lights or changing a thermostat.

The Grand Canyon Skywalk is a glass structure that allows visitors to stand over the Grand Canyon. The structure is approximately 4000 feet over the Colorado River. It opened in 2007.

For over 90 years, Caterpillar (or CAT) has been in the heavy equipment manufacturing industry. Headquartered in Peoria, Illinois, CAT now has manufacturing and distribution centers in over 180 countries around the world.

This company has gone out of business.

This company has gone out of business.