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This is what I found doing a people search. You'd have to have your uncle look the list over to see if anything jumps out at him.
Best of luck.
>Se burló y dijo que ella estaría mejor con su novio porque el era doctor y yo simplemente trabajaba en un restaurante.
Te iba a decir que la mandes a chingar su madre por el resto de tu vida, pero mejor no. Junta un varito y exígele una prueba de paternidad. Si resulta ser tuyo, por favor hazte cargo y no se lo quieras enjaretar a otro pendejo.
Y por lo que veo, la morra podría chantajearte con ver al bebé. Ten cuidado, ella mejor que nadie sabe a quién le abrió las piernas y en qué momento.
Tal vez esta página te ayude. No dejes sus datos personales aquí ni los tuyos, hay weyes muy culeros en este sub.
as long as you don't send sensitive info via the web and proxy up via tor or other secure proxies youre fine. just don't do anything stupid. i would guess pipl.com just compiles information from google and good old fashion legwork.
how pipl compiles info: http://pipl.com/help/deep-web-page/
Lots of people are on reddit everyday but don't post much. Some lurkers them may even have made new accounts just to participate, it doesn't mean that they're drive-bys only in it for a gift with no plans to send one themselves.
If you can't figure out what to get someone because they don't comment, their likes section on RedditGifts is empty, and online stalking (and using sites like nakechk and pipl doesn't provide any info), try sending them a anonymous RedditGifts message to see what they say. If they don't reply, then I'd be suspicious, but I'd still send a nice, if generic, gift. I'm glad that you're not planning on shafting anyone, but to me, a chocolate bar with a note seems like a cop out. We signed up to send a gift, that's what we do, even when we don't want to.
The US could turn Iran into the world's largest piece of glass by this time tomorrow if they wanted to. But hey, what do I know? I'm not a 16 year old girl like yourself, who claims to have masters degrees, lol.
No one's said this yet so I'll do it: Does the kid have a common last name? You say he's Middle Eastern so I'm going to guess his last name isn't as common as John Doe.
Try to find his parent's names or just search his last name through Pipl. Ignore the yellow highlighted results, they're ads that typically use Intelius.com and even though they promise information they never have anything. If you can find some results under "Contact Details", you're set. You'll get phone numbers and addresses of the kid's parents house. If there is more than one result you can use the location of the kid's school to triangulate where his house is.
If that doesn't come up with anything, you might get information under a header of "Public Records", in my state at least this will give you voter record information that will give you the block where the people live. This should help you get closer to a real address.
That sounds like they are deleting their posts, not their name/account.
There could be multiple reasons - some people like to view naked pictures, others like to troll/attack them for doing it. Or their boyfriend/girlfriend wasn't happy about it, or someone stalked them.
Protip - make sure your gw account name can't be traced back to your other accounts/FB/etc by testing it with
I don't know if you've ever done it, but take a few minutes and visit pipl.com and do a search on yourself in various ways (username, real name, location etc. combinations) and see what pops up. Might be educational, and might show you how easily you are to track down and where you might want to make some info a little more private.
That tip goes for everybody else as well.
Well, you could always go with either a look of disapproval soap or a trollface soap. But my rule of thumb is always gift onto others as you wish to be gifted upon.
Also, you have their username, address, and real name; try using things like pipl to see if you can find out more about them.
Hopefully you can go and stay with your dad next time?
Invi (my Norwegian friend) taught me to:
- Sing this song.
- Swear in Norwegian (sauepuler, hestekuk, å fæn, jævla fitte, etc).
- Say "Jeg glitrer!" Literally, "I sparkle!" Such a useful sentence to have in my vocabulary, dontcha think?
- Watch the Norwegian bits of Eurovision, like Junior Eurovision and the selection of the contestant this year, Tooji.
- Find out that if you type in a Norwegian person's name on Pipl, their name, mobile phone number and address is publicly listed. Kinda scary.
All of this is exactly why I am never going to Norway.
Out of curiosity, what Scottish uni are you at? I grew up in London, but live as far down south as you can get, Bournemouth.
EDIT: Norwegian swear words are the best. "Soppspiste pitbulkukkforhud" means "~~mushroom~~ fungus-infected pitbull foreskin," apparently.
pipl is a very good resource for finding people.
Maybe track down Vincent's father first, and go from there? Adults are much more visible than children in this kind of search.
Good luck.
You are giving us very little to go at here, but a few good online resources to start the search with:
And naturally Google and Facebook as well.
> Have you tried http://pipl.com
No dice. He keeps a low profile and has deleted his facebook as far as I can tell.
Would be interested in how much a PI is.
EDIT: Found this lot who will find someone for £155 http://www.intimeinvestigations.com/Costs_Fees_Payment.html
real name and address is in CC details. Easy lookup on http://pipl.com or http://spokeo.com or one of the 10000 private background checking services. Just email? Pull it through facebook's "forgot my password".
Looked up on Pipl for a John Anderson in Minnesota ages between 40 - 60.
Have you tried asking the company if he still works with them?
http://www.negribossi.com/en-US/Contacts-.aspx?idC=65020&LN=en-US
There's 2 Loris Davolis that I can see - one in Reggio Emilia and one in Scandiano.
Pipl find some useful looking records, but most are behind paywalls.
Try this, theres quite a few matching your descriptions and being between 25-27
Youll know what he could possibly look like over I
You need to show that you attempted to mitigate your damages... so start posting ads right away. Seek to recover unpaid rent + money spent going back and forth due to this - any rent you are able to scrape together from this last month.
Since you have an email, try running it through the usual people-search engines like pipl or peekyou. You'll probably get enough information to get in touch with him...
I'm Italian and live in Bologna, and Scandiano and Reggio Emilia are both not more than 60 kms away. If there's any way I can help...
However, there also seems to be a Loris Bonacini in Vimercate, a town considerably closer to the Negri Bossi offices (around 18 kms according to google maps).
Even if the surname doesn't completely match, there's an only locatable Loris Bonacini in all Italy apparently, and he happens to live this close to Negri Bossi... what are the chances? Slim enough to be worth a try, I think.
Either way, good luck! :)
>she kept clean, did not take any action expunging the record.
You lost me here. Either she paid for and had her record expunged or she didn't. Usually when the DA gets involved in a deal like this they tell you that you have to pay for the expungement to get that shit off your record. Then they tell you that you need to go down to the county a few weeks after the expungement goes through and get a background check done on yourself to MAKE SURE that shit is off your record.
tl;dr ~~pipl~~ Nevermind, that website used to be cool.
"Deep web" is a pretty nonspecific term. I've heard it used to describe things like Facebook, that aren't usually indexed by Google. In which case there's a few sites that are designed for searching it, like Pipl. This is probably what you mean, as it'd definitely be useful for tracking a person down (or stalking them, unfortunately) - they even use the same term on their homepage:
"We dive into the deep web to bring you results you won't find in any other search engine then we use a powerful identity resolution engine to link those seemingly disparate results into a set of meaningful profiles so you can easily find the person you are looking for.
I've also heard of TOR and the .onion sites referred to as the "Deep web". There's nothing terribly useful for tracking someone down in there, except maybe to hire an assassin or something (it's a seriously dodgy place).
They may not have a lot of karma, but they may have profiles elsewhere on the web that can give you more clues.
You have their real name and address, try searching pipl.com. See if you can find their username elsewhere. One of my matches had a profile on a cooking website, where they indicated an interest in culinary school. Food wasn't even mentioned on their reddit profile.
Check Facebook, Twitter, Google+. Half the fun is hunting down an elusive match. IF you still come up empty-handed, and they haven't given you any clues (outside of trick/treat/surprise) you now have fair game to get what you want for them.
If loss of privacy is abuse, then there is loads to it. So, let's say you comment on a blog; or to speak in general, leave your email id somewhere in public. Simply searching that email on Facebook can get me to your Facebook profile. Even if you had intended to leave an anonymous comment on a blog, as a blog owner, I will be able to know who exactly you are (if the Facebook profile was public to everyone). This technique works on most social networks.
Then, again, let's say you just leave your full name somewhere on the internet. I can go to websites like pipl.com and enter your full name, location (optional)or your email address to check out all the different places you have signed up to. Suppose, you had created an anonymous account with that email address, now I know it was you.
> I've been trying to figure out how to get in touch with this man for a while now but have had no luck.
I can relate to your situation. My biological father was last seen outside the newborn observation area of the hospital the day that I was born. Sadly, that truth was hidden from me until I turned 16 and all that I was left with was a birth date and the names of a few family members.
Let me just give you some advice that I learned the hard way during my search for my biological father:
Try to get over the innate romanticism that our society has given to the act of tracking down a long-lost relative.
Sometimes these people want to remain lost and don't appreciate your intrusion into their lives.
Tracing your biological father is not something you undertake lightly and you should be prepared for the emotions that this process could bring to the surface.
> What websites are good for tracking someone down?
I would use a website such as pipl.com as a starting point.
> What information am I going to need?
Information such as:
- Social security number
- Birth certificate
- Names of family members
- Background information
Not exactly a "background search," but pipl may sometimes come up with links to "public records," which often are from court cases (may include warrants, most often include civil and criminal cases, trials, etc).
So very easy. Nothing is "locked up" on the internet. Your pictures alone would keep me from hiring you as a customer service rep. And, yes, I do hire and fire at the company I work for. I also use Pipl and other tools to do a thorough internet search relating to new hires.
Keep in mind this took me less than 30 seconds. With a careful and thorough search a very detailed dossier, of a person, can be built.
pipl.com is a good search engine to try.
Thats the results I get when looking for her last name in the US. When I narrowed it down to the city/state, I get no results.
Some google searching led me to Tyneshia Buie as the alleged etsy user "glitterbiscuits".
Notice the twitter link, <strong>tyneshia buie (glitterbiscuits) on Twitter</strong>. Upon clicking the link you notice that the account is closed. Probably from people finding out her twitter account and spamming her with hate.
There's also a facebook link, but I'm not sure if that's her.
pipl.com lists 3 background reports, but zero directory listings, for "Shithead".
It would be more believable if the victim's name was "Dumass". It's a somewhat common name-- pronounced "Doo Moss", except by prank callers who pronounce it "Dumb Ass".
edit- fixed link
But it seems like that 10% you do respond is enough to encourage him to keep sending things because he now knows that he's a) gotten the right e-mail address, however he's been finding them, and b) that you're reading what he's sending. Don't respond, ever.
Also, make sure your facebook doesn't list your e-mail (or that it doesn't link to a myspace which links to a flickr which lists your e-mail, you get what I mean). Look yourself up on here: http://pipl.com/
*edit: Looks like a few people have already said something similar, should have read further down, but either way here's one more vote for never responding.
I'm sorry for your situation, but how is this a confession? You feel nostalgia and miss an old friend; that's hardly anything to feel guilty over.
If you know her name, you might try http://pipl.com/
you can specify your city to nail it down (if you suspect your cc was stolen in your area)
not sure if you're in florida or oregon but good luck
enter whatever you know about them here
also, try calling up the motor vehicle registry or some place and say you'd like to check your address, pretend to be them, and write it down. idk what happens if you get caught with that though.
Have you tried using this search engine?
If you can fill out the required field it can give you a wealth of information. I've reconnected with someone by using it and finding their phone number.