How do I Find Someone's Email Address?

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Also worth noting are themed directories that people register with, such as linkedin.com (past co-workers) and classmates.com (former school friends) as well as individual alumni sites for the schools you attended. I located a couple of college friends through an online alumni directory run by the university I attended.

Additionally, sending out a call to friends you and this person may have had in common also helps. Considering the "six degrees of separation" theory. It's possible that someone you know has the contact info for the person you're seeking or they might know someone who does.

- Greg

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I know the phone number of the person I am looking for, it is [personal information removed]. What I need is an email address. Thank you

im looking for a friend i met on holiday. i would like to stay in touch with him but i do not have his number or msn.

just want to have a contact of my friends in usa.i be happynif ur site can help me find it .thanks

I am trying to get in touch with someone from a long time ago and need to find there email address. All I have is his name. How can I find his email address?

hi i need help finding someones e-mail address,please help me!

I need to find a hotmail address, i know its simply a name and i know the persons first name but can't remember how to spell the second, i would recognise it if i saw it in a list. Can such a list be found? Thanks

No. Not that I'm aware of.

there was an option in hotmail before to look for a contact using multiple search field such as first name, last name, occupation... you see the point. I know you need to be very lucky to find the good person but anyway it"s not my point. Since Live messenger i can"t found back this option. Where did it go ???

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