11. LinkedIn
If you're lucky, you'll be able to find a LOT of information on LinkedIn, and you'll be able to use that information in turn to keep going in your people search. Every little bit counts.
12. Spokeo
Once you have found someone, you can keep track of what they're doing on these different social networks with Spokeo as well - which should save you some serious time.
13. 123People
Simply type your person's name into the 123People's search box and see what you can come up with; again, like I've mentioned before, if the person you're looking for is not active on the Web, you won't be able to find much information here. Then again, if they have ANY sort of activity online, you should be able to find it with 123People or any of the other search tools mentioned in this article.
14. Zillow
In addition, you'll also be able to see how much that person's house has been valued at, houses in the surrounding areas, local resources, and more.
15. Flickr
Try a quick search in Flickr and see what you come up with; it's not the best tool on this list but it certainly is worth a quick search when you're trying to find someone.






