How do you find someone that you met in Melbourne? They live in Western Australia. Only have first name...?
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With great difficulty, especially if they have a fairly common name.\n\nThere's a lot of people in Western Australia and unless you just happen to hit lucky then it's going to be a long shot.\n\nYou really need more information to go on.
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Try www.zabasearch.com.  It is a search engine to look up people.  Since you have the city and state that they live in, it should be easier to find them.  Good luck.
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Try searching for the person you are looking for at http://spaces.live.com/
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I noticed your e-mail address starts with perth. Do you live in Perth, Australia?
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Try Googling them. If they have a profession they might have a website.\n\nOther than that, it's pretty hard to find some. If you know their zip code you can use Google SMS to find people of their name in that area, or if you know their phone number you could also use Google SMS. \n\nApart from that, it costs you.
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Melbourne, Australia.
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I use this site often to find people and it works wonderfully well:\n\nhttp://www.nettrace.com.au
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join a local community or get together with your neighbours\n\ndoncaster in victoria?\ni have lots of friends in there
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Search his first and last name...\nhttp://people.yahoo.com/ \n\nOr go to yellow page and find his name there.\n\nYou can also go and ask through his contact lists.
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If you try their full real name and nothing comes up, just try their first name and if you know about where they live you can narrow down the search by zipcode. You could also try their e-mail if you know it.
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I live in Australia too and you should go to www.friendsreunited.com.au. She might be on there. Ive found heaps of people there that i havent seen in ages. Hope this helps.
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sorry i have never been to Melbourne \nso i am unable to help\nsome times they are writing in the phone book under night clubs\nknowing which is the best you have to \nask a local that is the best way to find out \ni am sure some one knows where they are \n\n.
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You could try searching some of the on-line "find a person" websites.  For example for Canada you can go to www.canada411.ca and search for a name and if the person is listed you can sometiems get an address and phone number.  These sites include everyone who is listed with a telephone number.  For the US www.switchboard.com may be helpful.  If the person owns a business the yellow pages websites might help.  Sometimes just a google search will find people.\n\nI hope you find the person you are looking for.  I know of someone who found someone he searched for since 1945 - they got separated during WW II, couldn't find each other after the war, went on and led their lives, and found each other again about seven years ago.  So anything is possible.  Don't give up.
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Please go to the following website:\n\nhttp://www.peoplefinders.com/ Find anyone, anywhere. Public record, people search service, and more.\n\nEnter in the name of the person you are looking for and feel free to select the state you knew last the person was in, and look at the matches you make with that.\n\nAlso go to http://www.zabasearch.com/ Free People Search Engine. The #1 Free People Search and Public Information Search Engine and then enter the person's name where it says: Enter a Full Name and Click Submit, and look at the Results. Hope you find who you are looking for!
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HEY,\n\nI emailed you last night in regards to this question. Maybe it didn't work. Anyways, I know Alisha Merritt very well. She no longer lives in Qld. However, if you could let me know more about yourself I can pass the info to her and she could respond!!! \n\nCheers.
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might help to ask around or search the name on the web. if u know this person u are searching for, it's also a good idea to join one of the network websites (like 360, myspace or friendster) coz u usually can get to any person from there.
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Try harder first to get more information about them because even last names aren't unique generally. If the first name was supercadufradulistexpealodoshous, you'd probably find it in a search of a list of first and last names of people living in that city, so you may see my point.