[daynet]

I have found a few people using Pipl. https://pipl.com/

[Roselvr]

A 3rd MP "case" of mine (her sister and best friend have grown to be online friends of mine) was just found on a recently made find a grave memorial with the last name spelled different. Her name was Lori Eblin Reaves Richardson; the find a grave was in the name of Lori Reeves with the correct year of birth 1959. It just goes to show that you always have to be on your game searching different ways

[howard555]

Originally Posted by Roselvr

A 3rd MP "case" of mine (her sister and best friend have grown to be online friends of mine) was just found on a recently made find a grave memorial with the last name spelled different. Her name was Lori Eblin Reaves Richardson; the find a grave was in the name of Lori Reeves with the correct year of birth 1959. It just goes to show that you always have to be on your game searching different ways

I hear you Rose. As another member has said in the past, if the front door does not work, try the sides and back. I and others have gone in the side or rear door several times. And glad we did.

[howard555]

A once reliable site that helped find a few people was Any Who Dot Com. Now after trying over a dozen names all searches come up empty.

[NorthofHere]

Originally Posted by katzenfreund

This is the place to share tips!

What info would you like to see from those posters who are seeking for people? Other than the obvious, such as name, age, birthplace...

What resources have been the most helpful to you?

Thanks to all the people who give their time and energy for free to those needing help!

A big thing is to include an email address. It doesn't have to be the usual one you use. Create a new on on Google or something. Put it in like this myname at website dot com so bots can't find it. This is helpful if years later someone sees your post and has information for you but you haven't been back in a long time. This way they can contact you.