Does anyone know how to find contact information on someone who seems to have disappeared?
Hey there, i’m looking for a particular person whose myspace has been deleted, she never had facebook, and I don’t have any contact info on her. I know the places she’s lived. I can find that she existed and her parents on those websites that tell you a little and then make you pay for essentially a background check. Does anyone know something that doesn’t cost bunches of money that would be a way for me to possibly find her contact info or even where she is now? Also, her myspace said "proud parent" when I looked at the cached page on google, but I didn’t know she had a kid. It could be like some people do for a pet, but if it’s not, I wondered if there was a way to find a record of a baby born by looking up the mother.
Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions on how to locate her or find out if she actually had a kid, I’d appreciate it. If it helps any (don’t know if this matters) she lived in Florida and Georgia. (I know her high school and college, too).
Promise to give 5 stars for a best answer if you can help me.
Also, tried whitepages, which someone suggested, and there is no record. However, I can find her on the "people searches" but I don’t want to pay for the information.
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