Swift Agent Network

Messages from people who look you up

When a business is not a network member, its license or USDOT page on our checks (real estate, Texas insurance, contractors, movers and bus companies) has a box under the public facts: Send [name] a message. Members get their own Contact me form instead, and our website clients never see this box.

For the person sending

  1. Type your name, a message, and an email or a phone number (or both).
  2. Tick "I agree that Swift Agent Network may pass my message and contact details to this company."
  3. Press Send message.

We pass it on. A reply isn't guaranteed. The business has 24 hours to respond. If you gave an email and it does not, we email you once to say so. When the network has members in the same line of work and state, that email lists up to three of them, same city first, with a link for each: Send my message to [name]. It is a listing, not a recommendation. The link opens a page that shows exactly what will be sent, and your message goes to that member only when you press the button there. Each link works for 7 days.

For the business

We send one email, from hello@swiftagentnetwork.com, titled "Someone near [your city] is trying to reach you". It has the person's first name and message and one link to a page of its own. On that page you can:

  • Join free and show the request: your free network listing is made there and then, and you see the person's contact details.
  • Just show me this one request: you see the details without joining.

A business that is not a member gets one forwarded request. After that the person sending is told the business hasn't joined. We hold the request for the business for 24 hours from our email. If it is not opened and the business does not join in that time, the request is passed on, the box comes off the page and we do not email that business again. Opening the request after that shows a page saying it has been passed on. Every email has an unsubscribe link.

Where we get the address

For movers and bus companies, the email on their federal filing. State license files have no email column, so for a license we use an address we already hold for that license; if we have none, nothing is sent until we find one.

Updated November 12, 2026. Still stuck? Email hello@swiftagentnetwork.com.