Borrow a wise mind.

Bring the question. Someone who has seen it all — a detective, an ex-con, forty years of reading people and paper, a lifetime of mysteries — reads your situation and tells you what they see. Opinion, never advice. Always remote. For a fee.

Real names, verified by telephonePaid by card, held until deliveredEvery review published as written
Where to
R Request a sleuthDescribe the scenario, name what you would pay, get bids. S The sleuthsBy name, with a face, a town, and why they are good at this. C The club meetsWalks, coffees, library days, evenings to dig together. From $5. J Join as a sleuthPaid by the job, under your own name. Say why you are good at this. X For ex-convictsYou can figure things out. That is the whole skill. Ex-cons have value. W Seniors with wisdomForty years of reading contracts is worth money. Your pace, your judgment. H Hard knocksThe no-bullshit page: what this is, what it is not, how the money moves. T The shirtWise Sleuth on your chest. People who dig. $28, shipped. ? How it worksThe rules, the money, the club, in plain words.
!What people bring us — tap one and the request opens with it
The route, question to answer
  1. Describe itWhat happened, what you know, what you want found out. Name what you would pay.
  2. Sleuths bidNamed people, with a face, a town, and why they are good at this.
  3. Pick one, pay by cardThe money is held until the work is delivered.
  4. Read what they seeAn opinion, never advice. Then review them, 140 characters.
1
Nobody is anonymous.A name, a face, a telephone and a town on file. We telephone before the first job.
2
Nothing is free.A gig has a price; an event costs at least $5. Free has no value here.
3
Everyone is reviewed.140 characters, as written, from everyone you dealt with. Your record; your value, seen.