How to Find a Person Using Reverse Lookup

When you are trying to find a person using reverse lookup, you can go about it in three different ways depending on the information you have for that person. If you need to find this person, you can use the Internet. All you need is a little information and you can usually find anyone as long as they have not changed their name.

Things You'll Need

• Name (or)
• Phone number (or)
• Address

Instructions

1. Use the online White Pages to look up someone by their address. Enter the address, city and state for this type of search. If the person has an address listed anywhere, it usually appears in the White Pages.

2. Look up a person by their name at AnyWho.com. Enter the first and last name of the person and a state where that person may live. If you are not sure of the state, enter each state until you find a name that matches your person.

3. Use AnyWho.com for a reverse phone look up if you have a telephone number for the person. You enter the area code and number to do a search. If the phone is listed, it will appear.

4. Use Ancestry.com. If you have a name of a person, you can find information about other family members or you can find the person you are looking for. Genealogy Web sites are not just for those researching their family trees. They provide a wealth of information about almost everyone in one form or another.

References

• White Pages Address Lookup
• Anywho Name Lookup
• Anywho Reverse Phone Lookup

Resources

• Ancestry.com