I tried google.com with no luck, any other suggestions?
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Browse All Topicshey guys, I'm in a bind, I need to contact someone who I can only speak with via email. I lost her address, she was on aol then switched to some free email service I never hreard of a year ago and now I can't find her or it. its not a mainstream service and nothing I do seems to find her. I've tried every search engine I can find but to no avail. the first part of her email stayed the same she just switched services. what I need is a way to locate that email address, it would be nice if it was free to. please help, thanks, the points will be awarded to the first person with a working solution.
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I already did, the problem is she doesn't belong to any service like that, she joined one of those local internet services that has like 1000 customers. and it had a wierd name. every mainstream service has already been searched I need like a detective program like what the feds use to just search the whole net and find any reference material.
If all else fails why not try directory enquiries and get his/her telephone number?
Alternatively and much more expensively you could try:
www.192.com
Trouble is I don't know what part of the world you are so 192.com may be totally inappropriate.
Good luck
Hello,
Try these links:
411 Locate - http://www.411locate.com/
Bigfoot - http://www.bigfoot.com/
College E-Mail Addresses - http://www.qucis.queensu.c
EmailChange.com - http://emailchange.com/
FreshAddress.com - http://www.freshaddress.co
Friends Reunited - http://www.friendsreunited
InfoSpace - http://www.infospace.com/i
Internet Address Finder - http://www.iaf.net/
JobReunions.com - http://www.jobreunions.com
Lost Friends - http://www.lostfriends.com
Mail.at - http://www.mail.at/
MESA - http://mesa.rrzn.uni-hanno
My Email Address Is - http://mesa.rrzn.uni-hanno
PeopleSearch.net - http://www.peoplesearch.ne
PeopleSite - http://www.peoplesite.com/
Usenet Addresses Service (MIT) - http://usenet-addresses.mi
Where Did They Move To? - http://www.semaphorecorp.c
Who's Who Online - http://www.whoswho-online.
WhoWhere? - http://www.whoswho-online.
World Email Directory - http://www.worldemail.com/
Sincerely
Andrew Salmons
If you go to
http://www.addresses.com/e
and add that email address "rjmctavish@aol.com" you will find the email address is valid.
If she doesn't answer then there is a different problem.
Try this link. I found about 43 records of that name and you can narrow it down if you know her age and what state she lived in.
Good Luck.
http://www.whowhere.lycos.
Try using a software that has the option to search e-mails in some directorys at the same time. It's name is Copernic 2001. It's a really good program, you can download a trial from tucows.com or download.com or just look for it in Kazaa or in Google.com for the official site. Maiby you can find it in one of the other searchers.
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by: davecorunPosted on 2002-12-24 at 14:45:10ID: 7630028
Try google.com ;)