Cell phone searches are very difficult to achieve online. The reason for this is that most land lines are listed in phone books and can be accessed by dialing information.

Cell phones on the other hand, are not. A successful cell phone search online is difficult, but not impossible. Your first step should be typing the cell phone number you want information on into a major search engine, like Google. You would be surprised at how many people get hits using this simple cell phone search technique. This cell phone search technique works because the Internet is such a huge place. People list cell phone numbers on business sites, social sites and similar online places. Here is the only source I’ve found online for a truly free cell phone search.

Yahoo People Search: Very simple site that doesn’t distract you from your cell phone search.

Advanced Cell Phone Search

Start Your Preliminary Cell Phone Search

Most people decide to have their phone numbers unlisted in phone directories for different reasons. This doesn’t mean that the phone number can’t be found. To start an unlisted phone search you need to find as much relevant information about the person as possible. Armed with this info it’s time to hit the Internet.

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again… Every search you perform should begin with the major search engines. Start by typing in the person’s name you’re performing the search on. No luck? Add more information to the search. (First name+last name+state of residence and so on.) When all else fails try these free sources I’ve provided for your unlisted phone search.

• Yahoo People Search: Many people underestimate the power of Yahoo People Search. It’s a great starting point for any free search you decide to perform online.

• Google: Yes, Google! Google’s phonebook directory is huge! Their index is the largest on the Internet, but most people don’t know how to use Google for an unlisted number search. Here’s the secret to finding unlisted numbers using Google. Go to Google and type in, phonebook: followed by…

First name, last name, zip code

First name, last name, area code

First name, last name, state

First name, last name, city

Last name, city, state

The reason this technique works is the fact that most people end up providing a phone number online for purchases they’ve made, sites they’ve joined and the list goes on. If all else fails here is a list of sites that charge a fee for their services.

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Advanced Unlisted Phone Search

FREE PEOPLE SEARCH

Searching for someone online? There are dozens of people search sites that offer their services. Many of these sites are very good at finding people, or at least finding information about people. Below I’ve narrowed the search down to what I believe to be the best sites for searching for people online.

One Great Family: Great source for all your people search needs. Monster sized database that ensures you get great results. Try out their 7 day free trial to get the most out of your search.

Reunion: Reunion is the leading website for the grown-up social-network user to reconnect and keep in touch with family, friends, lost loves, and colleagues as life changes.

Family Search: Family Search is a non-profit service sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Their data base of family records is quite impressive. Many records go back as far as the 1700’s.

Yahoo People Search: Major search engines should always be your starting point for any type of personal search. Yahoo People Search has a great tool for finding people online.

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Advanced People Search

USSearch

LocatePeople

InteliGator

WebInvestigator

Have you ever wondered what your old classmates have been up to over the years? Performing a classmate search is fairly simply and many sites provide accurate results with massive databases. As with any people search your starting point should be with the three major search engines. Below are some additional free sources for performing a classmate search.

Yahoo People Search: Many people underestimate the power of Yahoo People Search. It’s a great starting point for any free search you decide to perform online

Alumni Online: Find classmates, reunite with old friends, and plan class reunions. Huge listing of over 16,000 schools and easy search features including, browse by year, basic and advanced classmate or military friend search.

School News: Alumni and classmates directory. Find classmates in over 30,000 schools. One of the largest Alumni directories on the Internet. Registration is free.

Finding old friends online can be quite frustrating, but it shouldn’t be. One of the best feelings in the world is calling an old friend out of the blue and saying hi. These friend search sources are all free and each uses different databases so that your friend search should give you the most relevant results.

Yahoo People Search: Many people underestimate the power of Yahoo People Search. It’s a great starting point for any free search you decide to perform online.

Family Search: Family Search is a non-profit service sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Their data base of family records is quite impressive. Many records go back as far as the 1700’s

One Great Family: Perfect place for you to start your Family member search. Use their 7 day free trial to access their humongous data base while it last.

Yahoo People Search: Very simple site that doesn’t distract you from your search.

Advanced Family Member Search

Finding a lost love my seem to weird to some people, but this is definitely one of the most popular people searches performed online. As humans we are curious by nature. We would all like to know how our life would have turned out if we would have continued a relationship with that long lost love. Well now we can get a look at how that lost love’s life turned out. Most of these free, lost love searches will give you enough information to track down that “one” that got away. Try this free lost love search now.

Reunion: Reunion is the leading website for the grown-up social-network user to reconnect and keep in touch with family, friends, lost loves, and colleagues as life changes.

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Advanced Lost Love Search

InteliGator

LocatePeople

Classmates

CISNationWide

Yahoo People Search: Major search engines should always be your starting point for any type of personal search. Yahoo People Search has a great tool for email address searches.

Google: The largest of the search engines, Google’s data base is huge. Simply type in the persons name you are searching for plus “email.”  You’ll be amazed at the results.

Advanced Email Search

Performing a street address search is one of the simplest searches to perform online. Many companies charge a fee to perform a street address search, but paying a fee is not necessary. Below you will find the best sources for performing you very own free street address search.

• Map Quest: This should be your first stop for all your street address search needs. Completely free, Map Quest is a top source for people all over the world performing street address searches.
• AOL Yellow Pages: Another great free tool for all your street address search needs. Easy to use and very accurate.

Below are other street address search sources that charge a fee for their services. They are excellent providers for those that need a little more information than the free services provide.

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ADVANCED STREET ADDRESS SEARCH

Government Registry

NetDetective

StateRecords

Performing a zip code search is a very simple task When using your computer. I’ve listed what I believe to be the best online sources when it comes to free zip code searches.

1. AOL White Pages: I chose Aol White Pages for the easy to navigate page they have designed. They make searching for a zip code, simple and fast.
2. Zip Who: Searching for a zip code using Zip Who is a no brainer. Their basic search delivers accurate results with additional information that other sites charge a fee for.

When it comes to Zip Code searches your local phone book is a great low-tech source for valuable zip code information. Go ahead and dust it off, you might be surprised.