If you try to find someone online, Google is not the only service you can use. In the last two years, several new search engines have emerged and many of those who offer a better way of finding information about someone using your name, location or workplace. Now you have a greater chance to find friends who have not met, a former lover or even a potential lover.
Find phone numbers and addresses by ZavaSearch
Find the address and phone number someone with ZabaSearch, a search engine index of people who have addresses and phone numbers a person who is registered and even not listed (though the founders say that all info is public record). http://zabasearch.com/
Browse the Web More In with Pipl
Pipl dig up information about someone who is often missed by Google. Search results include exceptional personal web pages, MySpace pages, and even Amazon wishlist.
http://pipl.com/
Search Several Social Sites with Wink
Whether you are looking for people who most likely has a Friendster, MySpace, Twitter, or Xanga? Instead of searching each service individually one on one, you better enter their name and other additional information at Wink, the search engine people to all the sites that social services. http://wink.com/
Get Job Information: ZoomInfo
ZoomInfo is a search engine that focuses on the world of work. Zoominfo collect information on people and companies to help candidates find the right job. But people search tool also provides information about the person's employment history and positions that are occupied at this time. http://www.zoominfo.com/
Find Something In addition to College Students on Facebook
One of the main uses up is finding people online. Even your grandmother probably now have a Facebook account. Who knew you could find your childhood friend who had moved to another city. www.facebook.com
How to Use Google to Find People
Maybe for celebrities and other stars you just type its name in the Google search box, but to look for ordinary people then you need a few higher Google techniques .
1. Use quotation marks when typing his name in the search box (eg, "John Smith")
2. Enter other relevant words, such as the person job or location (eg, manager or Jakarta, Indonesia)
3. If the person you are looking for may be listed on a particular web site (eg at the site of a school) then search only that site using the site: URL (like site: ucla.edu "John Smith")
4. To search for people by face, then do a search with Google images to get a quick visual results.
Access Search Engine People With Extension Who Is This Person?
And how the latter is the extension Who Is This Person?
use this for Firefox. Simply highlight the name on any web page and with this extension you can choose to search by Wink, LinkedIn, Wikipedia, Facebook, Google News, Technorati, Yahoo Person Search, Spock, WikiYou, ZoomInfo, IMDB, MySpace and other search engines from its menu .
