Is looking in someones mailbox to find out their last name a crime??
109783
Well it is a federal offence to tamper with other people's mail in any way...\nIt would have been worse if you had taken anything of course, but you are not allowed to touch, handle or open anyone else's mail at any time...
821845
IF SOMEONE IS TAKING MY MAIL, WHAT IS THIS CRIME CALLED?\nThe crime is called mail theft or mail tampering\n\nWHAT IS THE PENALTY FOR THIS CRIME?\nThe USPS guidelines are 5 years in prison and up to $250,000 in fines.\n\nHOW DO I REPORT IT?\nTo report mail theft, vandalism, or mail tampering go to https://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/mailthft/default.htm and click on the link at the bottom that says 'Mail Theft, Vandalism or Mail Tampering'. You will be taken to an online form that you can fill out with all of the information that you have about this. If you'd rather not send the form over the internet go to https://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/mailthft/2016.pdf and print a copy to send through the mail. It's probably faster and safer to send it online though. \n\nTo find the nearest Postal Inspector to you go to http://www.usps.com/ncsc/locators/find-is.html and type in your city or zip code. It will then give you the address and phone number to contact them at for more information.\n\nHere's some more information:\nhttp://www.usps.com/websites/depart/inspect/safemail.htm\nhttp://www.usps.com/websites/depart/inspect/tipthief.htm\nhttp://www.usps.com/websites/depart/inspect/tipvandl.htm\n\nI hope this helps and I hope you get the issue resolved as soon as possible. Good luck!!
903590
You can find out if their name is actually listed on the site.  You won't be able to find sites that they have just visited or browsed.  \n\nWhen I google someone, I like to narrow my search by putting quotation marks around the name...  e.g. "John Smith"  This will narrow it to only John Smith, not all the John's and all the Smith's.\n\nSometimes, I'll also put the state (not in the quotations) to further narrow it.\n\nGood luck
474543
Spam mail will come with any name in the title.  Sometimes if they can ID an email address as belonging to a male, they will send stuff with a female's name in the hopes that you will open it, wondering if you know this girl...
97945
no, but you may be able to find them in ZABASEARCH.COM but it may not give their phone number. Usually a street address is given
205598
It could be some kind of spam especially if you don't know that person and she is not telling you who she is/where she lives..etc...*Warning Bells*
306911
dont know try to search their name in the box
161914
oh, sorry. that went to the wrong person. jk lol. but seriously, if you have the e-mail address you can do a reverse email lookup. or you can report it to the police and have them get someone to track the IP back.
1138712
One must remember that the mail is delivered by the USPS, which while run as a business is a governmental entity.  This means it is protected from lawsuits unless Congress allows them.  I don't think this is an allowed area, but could be wrong.\n\nNext even if it is allowed you would have to prove it was him who did it.  The information could be obtained from a mailing list or other information available on the web.  Next the postal agent can ask if there's a person there by such a name to deliver mail to.  Doing so violates no law, and is designed to ensure mail is delivered only to the person it is supposed to be.  Once asked the rental agent could ask questions thinking someone might be there.  A mail carrier will always be free to ask if someone who has mail addressed to them actually lives at a certain location.  \n\nBottom line, even if a suit were allowed, there is no way to show the information wasn't discussed in the normal process of ensuring mail delivery to it's reciepent.
981465
I don't think so..cuz I just tried to google myself and I didn't show up. \n\nUnless you have a myspace account and do a search through there..you'll have better search results that way. But that's if the person your looking for is using the same name that you are searching. Many people don't use there exact names on their profiles.
481976
Definitely talk to your lawyer. It is illegal to take someone elses mail from their mailbox, so there may very well be a law about emails as well.
671850
Not really. People can have multiple email addresses either under their real name or an anonymous one. The only way to know for sure who an email address belongs to is to subpoena the records of the ISP (internet service provider).
418391
Depending on the exact nature of the problem, I would think you could do something through the FBI, or if it is a threat, your local Police Department.  If they are committing fraud, then perhaps the District Attorney could do something about the Post Office Box.  The U.S. Post Office doesn't take very kindly to any type of mail fraud.  Perhaps you should call them for advice.
108886
yes if mails that you havnt read are marked as read
542339
Well it could be that the guy was consulting one of those databases of information that is a consolidation of all known addresses, billing addresses, addresses you might have listed anytime you were asked for address info. Now if someone were looking up his (the dead guy's) current and past addresses, it will also tell them who the neighbors were. Sometimes there will not be forwarding info so it might have been that as they were following leads on people who might have known this guy from the old addresses. They were looking up names assocaited with him in any way and your name might have been the same as someone else who may have been linked in some far off manner. If they don't have all personal details for a name, like birthday, past address info or anything other than a name, the program would spit out a list of possible matches with the same name and they probably were contacting them all. I've tried helping people look for family members before and this type of thing happens. You will get lots of hits on a first and last name in a nationwide search. That's probably why he was not surprised.
271854
You could always put a search in on the net.  Enter the guys full name in the search bar and see what comes up.  Also, the county of this persons origin, or for certain where the trial would have been held would have the records, which should be a matter of public record.  And...why would you want to find him?  Sounds like he didn't want to have anything to do with you, and make a clean break.  think about it first gf.
682522
well dear,  it is quite illegal to get a software that can retrieve the information about the owner of an email address from the mail server.\n  i have got one and i can tell you the information about you i got from your email address.\nbut it is not on the Internet so u write me a mail and i will reply you with the software as an attachment or i can out it up in my website for you go there and download it, as soon as you download i will remove it.\n\nplease remember its still illegal.