How to find a person?

[Drizzt]

Simply curiosity.

I met a Dutch girl, from Asperen, a lot of year ago, and I'd like to know where she is now and how things are going.

Is there a way to find a person using the net?

[Dogbert]

if you know her first name && you know her family name && she's a registered ICQ user with her true identity

Then you've got a chance

else you can try similar methods and hope for good

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[az]

You could buy a dutch telephone book CD and search for her name

AZ

[Dogbert]

Assuming she's living by herself.
Though most people don't have a private phone line, most do have a private cell phone.

[az]

Really?

Here in germany every household has a private phone line (and every person a cell phone). Or do you mean that both wive and husband and the child have their own private phone line?

AZ

[Dogbert]

I mean that usually there is 1-2 phone lines per household while there is 1 cellular phone per person.

The world if moving towards 1 phone line for each house / family and 1 cell phone per person.

Using the yellow pages you can easily find families cause the phone line is registered to the name of the parent(s).

[ZokesPro]

Not hard to find a person in Canada, you use www.canada411.com and you enter their name and city and voila, complete address. That's if your phone number isn't kept confidential and your using Bell Canada for phone service.

But in your case, if you can try and find her in the Asperen phone book than your set!

[Drizzt]

Uhmmm...I think it should be easiest if someone here lives in Asperen

[dZeus]

go to

http://www.detelefoongids.nl/

and enter her name in the 'name' field and 'asperen' in the 'woonplaats' field.

You might have a good chance, since I never heard of 'Asperen', so not many people are living there most likely

[Guru]

Did you find her?

[Drizzt]

None.
Well, I think. I dunno how to read dutch, so I dunno what the result page says

[Strahd]

ROTFLMAO.

[dZeus]

ehm, the result pages give the phone number, name and address... pretty standard I would say?