Find Missing Persons
FastAs helping you search for missing people in a simple, fast & effective way
FastAs will soon display Missing Persons ePosters to geographic audiences selected by you to increase reports of sightings.
Losing track of a loved one can be an earth-shattering and highly emotional time – especially if it involves a child. For a parent the loss of a child is probably the realisation of their greatest fear, and normal life is all but impossible until those missing are found.
Of course, Missing Persons should firstly be reported to the appropriate authorities in the first instance. Only they have the appropriate resources and expertise to conduct due investigations and to institute proper searches. However we, at FastAs, also recognise that it is both understandable and natural that people are not content to sit by the phone and hope that the authorities have the time and resources to devote to the matter. Most people feel the need to take some urgent action themselves.
But where can they turn to for help? What can people do for themselves?
FastAs will soon offer active assistance to anyone finding themselves in this situation. In accordance with our mission to facilitate contact between people in the real world, we will soon provide an on-line facility through which anyone can instantly create and publish a Missing Person ePoster to any targeted area of our international audience. That’s right: anyone, instantly, anywhere!
The basic elements of the FastAs Missing Person Service are these:
1. You use our on-line facility to register the Missing Person with their name, their picture, any helpful information, and your contact details.
2. You tell us where you want the Missing Person search to be targetted. (e.g. Arizona, USA)
3. Whenever anyone from that chosen area visits the FastAs website, we display the ePoster of the Missing Person with their picture and name, and ask for sightings to be reported.
4. We continue the process for as long as you wish.
Simple. Fast. Effective.
BBC News – March for the Missing