By
eHow Relationships & Family Editor
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Things You’ll Need:
Step1
Call his old phone number or send a letter to his last known address - it may get forwarded to his new home.
Step2
Search through phone books, school and employment directories.
Step3
Ask his friends, family members, neighbors and prior landlord. Tell them you are trying to contact him, and provide them with a number where he can reach you.
Step4
Put an ad in his favorite weekly paper or post a note at one of his old stomping grounds.
Step5
Try the Internet. There are myriad search services available online.
Step6
Hire a private investigator - ask friends and attorneys for referrals.
Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I would love to find one of my ex's... because he was also a friend and it 'ended' on 'good' terms... I had to move out of the 'mainland' and making a REALLY long distance relationship work when just starting out is difficult...
I say, keep searching... I'm waiting to see if he joins classmates.com then I'll join and write him.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Okay, you broke up, remember? So, why are you looking for him? And if you broke up with him for a reason, are you sure you wanna go back to that? That's right - I didn't think so.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Why in the world would you want to contact an ex? Remember, he's an ex for a reason. Stop looking for him and a better one will find you.
Sunny1978 said
on 7/24/2007 i am looking for my ex boyfriend cause i have a lot of good memeries with him. we talked all the time after we broke up and i moved and now i can not find him. Help. His name is DANIEL WAYNE THRELKELD?