I've used websites like anywho.com, 411.com, and I think Yahoo's people
search before. Most recently someone kept calling my cell phone but it was
a wrong number, they'd never leave a message and always hang up as soon as they
realized it was the wrong number (I talked with someone once I think). The
annoying thing was they'd generally call early in the morning, right around
when I was trying to get to sleep, like 2 or 3am...although they called a few
other times as well. Anyway, I did a reverse phone search and came up with
their name and address...I didn't do anything, but was considering sending them
a gift from www.mailpoop.com or at
least a letter asking them to stop calling my phone.
Anyway, they seem to work pretty well and it can really freak some people
out if you contact them out of nowhere using something like a phone number that
they know they never gave you. Maybe you could even convince the guy that
you have the coordinates of his house and have trained the sights of your
homemade nuclear missile on those coordinates.
Well, have fun, but don't get yourself in trouble.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 5:15
PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Opions for non
delivery
You may also want to try a Google search. If you type in a name and
location, you may get his phone number and other information about him. It
doesn't work all the time, but sometimes.
On a related note, and a hint that somebody passed on this list awhile
back, if you know a phone number and enter it into a Google search, you
may get back information such as name, address, and other stuff. I've used
that feature several times and it has come in handy.
Dan C
Spanaway, WA
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