Find People Free Online

Finding people free online has never been easier. The Internet, that bottomless pit of information refuses to let you lose touch with a near or dear one just because of a silly old misplaced email address. Now with a touch of a button, or a click of the mouse you could find people free online anytime from anywhere. No more excuses for staying out of touch. No need to pay some private investigator huge fees just to try and locate a friend or family member. There are websites, which offer you this service free of charge.

Phone Directories are the best place to find people free online. There are many online phone directories containing comprehensive databases of all kinds of contact information. Phone directories would be a great starting place to find people free online.

Switchboard.com, recipient of the PC Magazine’s Best of the Internet 2004 award, is an interactive business search directory. You could use this search engine to find people by email address, phone numbers or postal address through the site’s white pages section.

Infobel.com/Teldir is the perfect resource for an international search. Teldir has a database of people from more than 216 countries along with international calling codes.

WhitePages.com is a highly advanced site that lets you find people free online. It helps provide you a matching phone number for the name of the person you have entered. Either the last or the first name of the person is usually sufficient information for this search engine.

If you are trying to locate a person and know where he works or which school he attends then you could check out the company or college websites. Many universities and colleges keep a database of the contact information of all their graduate or undergraduate students. An increasing number of business organizations too maintain a database of their employee contacts. You could log on to their website and do a search.

Sometimes someone has been out of touch for such a long time you begin to wonder if they are alive or dead. If you have already conducted a search for him using the previously mentioned methods, then maybe you need to conduct an online obituary search.

There is also lot of great resources that let you find people free online through their huge resources.

Yahoo! People Search helps you to find people by address using their white pages which they offer free of cost. Using Yahoo! People Search you have access to updated addresses as well as phone numbers of long lost family, friends, classmates and business colleagues. It is one of the most user-friendly interfaces, making it one of the simplest to use search engines.

If the person you were looking for were in the military service, then the first place to start your search would be Military-Search.com

411Locate.com offers instant access to driving directions and reverse searches.

Study shows why people panhandle (KXAN 36 Austin)

Austin, TX (KXAN) -- The city of Austin has spent nearly $50,000 to find out what causes people to panhandle. KXAN caught up with 'Jim' soliciting cars for cash off of I-35 during the evening rush hour Wednesday. Jim fits the profile of an Austin panhandler.

Some sport stadiums sell to people who appear to be underage, intoxicated (Newstalk 1010 CFRB)

Researchers wanted to find out whether major sports stadiums would sell alcohol to people who appear to be intoxicated or underage, and found that many will - and it's easier for them to purchase a drink in the stands than at a concession.

Highway crews find ancient pit house near Kanab (Deseret Morning News)

Surveyors clearing the way for a highway project came across an unexpected find: an ancient home site nearly 1,200 years old.

John, Paul, Ringo and George W.? Music to a conservative's ear (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)

Periodically, when people find out that a conservative Republican like me loves the Beatles, they're confused. After all, the Beatles have come to symbolize the liberal, even libertine, 1960s. Haven't I listened to the lyrics of songs such as Revolution? Yes, I have. Have you?

Battle of the binge (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)

Do college students really like to get drunk? The question should be thrown at the nearly 100 college presidents asking government to consider lowering the legal drinking age to 18 from 21. If colleges simply assumed most young people prefer not to imbibe, they'd find ways to help them be teetotal rather than tipsy.