Can I Find A Person By Name Only? Find A Person Online Like I Did

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

I found an old friend online and all I had was a name

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How many times have you wished that you could just go online, type in someone’s name and out pops the answer to where they live? Can I find a person by name only? Yes it’s possible and I’ve done it and I’m going to tell you how I did it.

It might surprise you to learn that it’s now possible for you to go online and find most people that you look for, even if you only have their name to go on. Yes I didn’t believe it at first either but I found a web site that looked very promising. This site allows you to do an unlimited number of background searches using as many names as you want to and it doesn’t cost you any more than your entry fee. When you can do as many searches as you want to in a database containing more than a billion public records you can find out a lot of information.

I wanted to find an old friend

I had a friend who was very close to me but we had not been in touch with each other for years. Why not? I’ve no idea – it just happened. I had a feeling that they had moved so all I had to go on to find this person was a name. I wasn’t even sure which state they were in. Anyway this public records web site offers a good money back guarantee if you aren’t satisfied with the service so I thought that I would give it a try. After all, what did I have to lose?

The site is clean, fast and easy to manage and I soon had a list of potentials on my screen from doing a background search for the persons name. After I had reduced the list by rejecting anyone older or younger than I thought my friend was and by guessing the states that they might be living in I was down to a manageable list of possible matches.

Find a person using background checks

One by one I pulled up detailed background information on all of the short list and if there was a phone number I called it. My plan was to call everyone with a listed telephone number then write to the rest. I didn’t need to write any letters at all, as it turns out, because I found my friend in what seemed like no time at all.

Can I find a person by name only? Well I did as you can see and I’ve found several more people since that first time. I haven’t yet found absolutely everyone that I’ve looked for and some take a bit more work than others but if I can do it then so can you. Start searching for people now.

Author: Steve Gee

How To Locate People: Find Someone On The Internet Right Now Not Tomorrow

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

Don’t put it off – Locate lost friends today before it’s too late

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It’s all too easy for you to breeze through life putting things off instead of taking action right now. I know because I’m one of those people who would rather take it easy than take the time to do the things that I know I should. If you have old friends or relatives that you’ve lost contact with then don’t be one of those people, find someone on the Internet today and stop putting things off until tomorrow.

It sometimes takes a dramatic event to give you the wake up call that you need to get motivated to do the important things in life. The best example of this that I can give you is my daughter who was conceived just a few days after my father died. We had been planning it for months but never wanted to do it at the time. We were putting it off until… well I don’t know what we were putting it off for. When my father left us at a relatively young age it reminded us of how fragile life is and how we should be living for today and not for tomorrow. Just in case tomorrow doesn’t go as planned.

A wake up call for all the world

Events like a death in the family usually affect a few people and even fewer take up the wake up call and go for action. Sometimes an event will affect millions of people across the world all at the same time. For instance, when a well known celebrity dies before their time. When Elvis died early it literally changed the lives of millions of people on the planet. More recently the untimely deaths of Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson. I know that they’ve made me stop and think about what I do and what I don’t do and I expect it’s had a similar effect on many other people.

These celebrity deaths caused a huge spike of traffic on the Internet which almost brought down some of the biggest servers. Were all of these extra people on the Internet searching for information about their idols? I think that the majority were doing just that but I also think that there were many who had just realized that anyone can die at any time and if they don’t find those long lost friends now then it could be too late. Some of these people were using the Internet to search for information and locate people.

How to locate people and find someone using the Internet

locating people has never been as easy as it is today. By taking advantage of the information now available to you on the Internet it’s possible to track down almost anyone. Some people can be found very quickly and some will need you to do a little detective work. Even the detective work is now easy when you can do an unlimited number of searches whenever you want to.

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Author: Steve Gee

How To Find People And Birthdays

Sunday, September 20th, 2009

Find people and birthdays using the awesome power of the Internet

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Have you lost touch with your high school and college friends like I have? Most of us do it seems and such a shame it is too. I bet that there are plenty of people that you promised faithfully that you would keep in touch with but you haven’t. As the years go by you come to regret that you didn’t live up to your promise but don’t give up yet, there are ways of finding people that might amaze you.

Birthdays are forgotten too easily

Birthdays are also easily forgotten, even when they are your best of friends or even close family. I’m terrible at remembering this kind of thing and it isn’t helped by the fact that a lot of people would like you to think that they are younger than they really are. Asking them is embarrassing because it might show that you’ve forgotten it or because they would rather not tell you. Don’t worry though, there is now a solution to this too.

Time might be a healer but it has a lot to answer for

When I left university 30 years ago I was part of a very close group of friends. We all promised each other and ourselves that we would stay in touch no matter what happened even though we were all going off to start our working lives in different parts of the country.

For a while most of us managed to call and write to each other every now and then. There was no email or messenger or Internet back then. The time between calls got longer and longer as we all got into our new lives and after a few short years we practically lost touch altogether.

The sad thing about all of this is that I lost touch with one of my best friends from university and we were both living in the same town. Would you believe it? 10 years ago he died and I had seen him perhaps only a handful of times in the previous 10 years. We contacted everyone we could find from the old days to find a handful of people to attend the funeral. I hadn’t seen some of these old friends of mine for 20 years and sadly I haven’t seen them since.

It’s never been easier to find people and birthdays. Don’t lose touch

A lot has happened in the last few years and it’s now possible to use the Internet to search online public records databases from the comfort of your own home quickly, easily and with complete discretion. You can use databases that used to be accessible only by the law enforcement agencies for finding missing persons. Now you can do the same searches to find practically anyone you want.

There really is no excuse for losing touch with people when it’s so easy to find them. Do it now, you’ll regret it if you don’t.

Find out practically anything about almost anyone. Find lost or missing persons quickly.

Author: Steve Gee

How Do I Get A Cell Phone Number By Name

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009

Locating cell phone numbers without a phone book

Locate a cell phone number now

I’m old enough to remember the time before cell phones, or mobile phones as they’re called in the UK, became a reality. Telephones without wires that you could take with you wherever you went were science fiction. We all watched James Bond and other hi-tech movies that showed agents with suitcase sized telephones and never in a million years did we every think that we would all be carrying one in our pockets one day.

In those days we were safe in the knowledge that we could find out anyone’s phone number by looking in the phone book. Everyone had a phone in their home and everyone’s number was listed, unless you had it excluded from of the book and became ex-directory. There was no way to contact someone when they weren’t at home. My daughter has no idea how life was even possible in those days.

Everyone has a cell phone in their pocket

Now that everyone has a cell phone and there is no equivalent of the telephone book listing of landlines, how do you get a cell phone number from someone’s name? You can’t just look it up in a phone book because there is no one big book of cell phone numbers and you can’t do a Google search for it because a search engine can only give you a result if the phone number has been placed on a web page by the target of your search. This is very unlikely because most people think that putting their phone number on the Internet is a risky thing to do and I would agree with them.

Help is on hand to find out information about anyone you want

There are online directories like the one in the link at the end of this article that have gathered together information from a multitude of public access databases and other sources of information. These directories make it easy for you search for all sorts of information on people including their cell phone numbers in many cases. Next to asking the person what their number is, this is the best chance that you’ve got of finding their cell phone number.

Locate cell phone number by name

Author: Steve Gee