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Learn How To Locate Your Friends Online Tips for how to find anyone using
your computer. This includes a
reverse cellphone search from local-
As you grow older you will start to think about friends that you haven’t spoken to in
a while. Whether they’re old school friends or even relatives, it is not uncommon for whitepages and also information
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it to be trying to know how to even begin a successful search. You could spend
Down Old Friends Online
hours or even days attempting to locate someone through previous jobs, schools
that they once attended or the military, but at each step you will have to make a lot
of phone calls, sometimes having to submit detailed requests in written form, and
encounter never-ending departments and red-tape.
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There are many obstacles in locating lost loved ones including the possibility that
they might have gotten married and have a different name. This can make finding
someone you haven’t seen in awhile daunting. Before the internet became
widespread there were very little options that you could pursue. Hunting for old
friends became a massive challenge involving a ridiculous amount man-hours lost
talking to people or a pricey endeavor when you were forced to pay for a private
investigator to do the search for you. These days though the search is fairly easily
done by using the web.
Before you even fire up a browser what you will want to do is spend a second
thinking about whoever it is you’re trying to locate. Take into account any details
you can recall about their personality, such as hobbies, favorite sayings, maybe
even try to remember a middle initial or place of birth. If you know their birthdate
this will also help on your search. You need to try to recall any particular aspects
of their personality, likes, dislikes and/or quirks about the individual.
For the next step you’re going to want to open up whatever web browser you use
and surf over to google.com. Try searching for their full name, nicknames and any
variation of their name that they would go by back when they weren’t lost. You can
also try adding the names of places they may have lived or worked along with their
name as that occasionally will help filter the results.
After you’re done doing that type in an old email address that they once had minus
the domain name into the search engine. It is common for people to keep the same
user accounts used for accessing email, even if they’ve switched providers/carriers.
If you come across several people with the same name, try clicking on the links
and see if anything looks like the person you’re trying to find. Sometimes people
take their personality with them to the web, even if they try not to.
If you’re suspecting that they’re the type who’d have some sort of online profile at
any of the many social networking sites like Myspace or Facebook then you’d
want to visit yoName (www.yoname.com), a free search engine that polls a big
number of the popular sites for profiles that are similar whatever information you’re
able to provide about the lost friend (whether email address, full name or
otherwise). For folks with popular first and/or last names this may require a bit of
time on your part to check out all of the results, but it’s very well well organized
and will usually include any photos available along with the search terms to help
aid you in going through the results. If you have an old cell phone number (or even
landline) of theirs you can try searching for a reverse cell-phone lookup.
The Social Security Death Index is a database of all deaths reported to the Social
Security Administration since 1962, when death records were finally entered into a
computerized database. Remember though that the absence of any specific death
record does not necessarily mean the lost friend is still alive. A lot of newspapers
will also let you search their obituary sections online to see if your missing person
may have shown up there.
If you believe they may have become a part of any type of licensed or certified
profession (like doctors, lawyers or accountants) you can try searching the records
of local trade organizations. Most people have at least one hobby or special

2. interest and this can be a big help to you on your search. For example, if the
person you’re looking for plays the banjo, search through the online listings for
local bluegrass or country shows. This may lead to you finding the person’s name,
photo, the name of the band if they’re in one and hopefully even a venue where they
are scheduled to attend. Maybe the person has always wanted to become a
professor or loves tennis, there are thousands of other possibilities.
If you still aren’t finding any information on your missing person, I hate to mention it
but you may find yourself in need of Inmate Search
(www.thempamperedprisoner.com). The site is pretty bare but it contains a list of
contact information for each state system for finding inmates. In addition it also has
links to search through the listings of federal prisoners. Sadly, there are not a lot of
options for searching all the states at once so knowing the state in which they’d be
most likely incarcerated helps speed up the process. If all else fails there are lots
of pay-services on the web that will do the search while you focus on other things.
You can usually come across these companies very easily on search-engines like
Google. If you want to pay a missing person service to look for the person you wish
to find, make sure to go through any fine print before submitting any payment
information. You need to be sure they are a legitimate company before giving
anyone financial information.
Using these tips can help reconnect you with lost friends and loved ones. It’s
amazing what (and in this case, who) you can find on the internet these days. For
additional information on How To Find Someone On The Web go visit the Search
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