Re: Looking for person

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Once you have a good guess at the state, you can usually find them through
public records...if they own a house.

Also, on public records you can search for business licenses which may help
if you kinda know what the person *might* be doing these days.


Another source is social security records but unless you have connections,
you'll only find out if they're dead.

Surprisingly, I have found people just by entering their name in Google...or
at least leads to finding them. I was looking for an old college roomate.
Entered his name into google, found a teacher teaching photography in NJ
college...hmmm that sounds like it could be him..that narrowed my search
down to one state...piece o'cake from there.


"David" <davey@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| "A.J." <aj@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| > Is there a free website that I can look up long lost friend, with only
| > name, and last known city and state ?
| >
| > TIA.
| >
|
| Here's a good one:
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| http://www.infospace.com/
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