I was nosy & asked Google AI to give me links to INDEXES for sites that have Public Data & this is the bull-shit I got.

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I was nosy & asked Google AI to give me links to INDEXES for sites that have Public Data & this is the bull-shit I got.

By CrazyOldFart in The Lounge

CrazyOldFart
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I asked: AI to show me indexes of websites with people data (here are the answers I got)
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Several websites collect, aggregate, and index people's personal information, drawing from public records, government databases, social media, and other sources
. Some sites provide this information for free, while others charge a fee for more detailed reports.
Paid people search websites
These companies gather extensive data for background checks and detailed reports.
BeenVerified: Aggregates information from various public records, social media, and online sources. Offers detailed background checks, social media insights, and vehicle data.
Intelius: Known for providing detailed background checks, with reports including criminal records, address history, and education history.
Instant Checkmate: Specializes in criminal and traffic record searches. The service offers unlimited reports to paying subscribers.
LexisNexis: A professional-grade service that provides access to one of the largest data warehouses of public and non-public records for legal and business purposes.
PeopleFinders: Gathers public information from various sources to provide contact details, criminal records, property ownership, and other data points.
Spokeo: Aggregates personal data from public records, social media, surveys, and other online sources. It offers searches by name, email, phone number, and address.
TruthFinder: Offers comprehensive background reports, including potential criminal records, traffic violations, and social media profiles.
Free people search websites
These sites typically offer basic contact information gathered from publicly available sources. Many are monetized through advertising or by attempting to upsell users to paid services for more detailed information.
FastPeopleSearch: Provides quick access to public records, including names, addresses, and relatives. Some of the data can be out of date.
TruePeopleSearch: A fast and free tool for finding basic information like names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers from public records.
Whitepages: A long-running directory that offers basic contact information for free and sells more detailed reports.
Zabasearch: A free search tool for locating people by name or phone number.
Government and public records websites
These are official sources for specific, government-maintained data.
Data.gov: A portal for public data from the U.S. government, including datasets on various topics.
PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records): Provides electronic access to U.S. federal court records, including civil cases, criminal charges, and bankruptcies. There is a fee per page viewed.
Census.gov: The official site of the U.S. Census Bureau, which provides demographic and economic data, including information from the American Community Survey.
Family history and genealogical websites
These sites specialize in compiling historical records to build family trees and find relatives.
FamilySearch.org: A comprehensive and free resource from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with a massive database of genealogical and family records.
Family Tree Now: Provides free access to census, birth, death, and living people information without registration.
Disclaimer: People search websites operate by collecting and aggregating publicly available data. The information available may sometimes be inaccurate or outdated, and many sites require a paid subscription for a complete report. You can find instructions on how to remove your data from many of these sites by using a "Do Not Sell" or "Opt Out" request, though the process can be challenging
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ai show me indexes of websites with people data
Thinking
Kicking off 5 searches
Looking at 76 sites
Putting it all together
You cannot use an AI to show you private or non-public data, but many websites index publicly available information about people
. These sites collect data from public records, government agencies, and online sources to compile information like phone numbers, addresses, and social media profiles.
Websites that index publicly available people data
TruePeopleSearch: A free and fast tool that provides names, addresses, phone numbers, and possible relatives from public records.
FastPeopleSearch: Another free lookup tool that aggregates information from public records and social sites. It can perform lookups using a name, number, or address.
BeenVerified: This service aggregates data from public records and social media. It offers diverse search options, including vehicle data and property listings.
Spokeo: This site gathers information from a wide range of public records and online sources, including social media, to provide detailed reports.
Pipl: Known for searching the "deep web," Pipl can return phone numbers, addresses, and court records by searching social networking sites, images, and other public records.
Whitepages: This service provides directory information and is particularly strong for finding current addresses.
CocoFinder: A free site that uses algorithms to scan public databases and social platforms for relevant information, including contact details and relatives.
Legal and ethical considerations
Accessing people data requires an understanding of the legal and ethical implications. Data privacy laws like the GDPR in Europe and various state laws in the U.S. regulate how personal information can be collected and used.
Informed consent: Ethical data collection relies on individuals understanding how their data is collected and used.
Data minimization: You should only collect and retain the minimum amount of personal information necessary for a specific, legitimate purpose.
Purpose limitation: Collected data should only be used for the purpose it was originally intended for.
Right to be forgotten: Some laws grant individuals the right to have their personal data erased. Many people search sites offer an opt-out option, so a person's information may not appear if they have requested its removal.
Other sources for public data
Government websites: Official websites like Data.gov provide access to various public datasets collected by government agencies, including economic, demographic, and criminal justice statistics.
Genealogy websites: Sites like FamilySearch.org and FamilyTreeNow.com offer extensive databases of birth, death, census, and other historical records.
Federal court records: PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) provides public access to U.S. federal court records.
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What other types of public records can be accessed online besides people's data?
Thinking
Kicking off 5 searches
Looking at 71 sites
Putting it all together
Online public records include much more than just data about people. A wide variety of information recorded and maintained by government agencies, both physical and digital, can be accessed by the public
. Some of this is available online, while other records may require a formal request.
Property and real estate records
Property Deeds: These legal documents transfer the ownership of a property from one party to another and are typically available through a county recorder or assessor's office.
Property Tax Records: Files that show the assessed value of a property and any outstanding taxes owed.
Mortgages: Documents related to loans for purchasing property.
Land Surveys and Maps: Information that shows property lines and land use.
Permits: Records of permits issued for construction or land use.
Legal and court records
Federal Court Records: The Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) service provides electronic access to federal court records, including civil and criminal cases and bankruptcy filings.
State and Local Court Records: Individual superior courts within each state maintain their own case records, which can often be searched through their websites.
Lawsuits and Judgments: Information on non-criminal legal disputes and monetary judgments.
Probate Records: Documents related to the administration of an estate after a person's death.
Criminal Records: Arrests, charges, and convictions are often public information, though accessibility varies by state.
Government and corporate records
Vital Records:
Birth, Death, and Marriage Certificates: These records document significant life events, though access to recent records is sometimes restricted.
Divorce Decrees: Finalized terms for the dissolution of a marriage.
Government Financial Records:
Budgets and Expenditure Reports: Records of government spending and budgeting.
Contracts: Details of public contracts awarded to businesses.
Business Filings: Information such as articles of incorporation, annual reports, and business registrations.
Licenses: Details on professional and occupational licenses issued by government agencies.
General government documents
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Documents: Federal agencies release information in response to FOIA requests, and many of these documents are made publicly available.
Legislative Records: This includes legislative reports, meeting minutes, and the voting records of lawmakers.
National Archives: This website holds digitized historical documents, including military records, passenger lists, and more.
Government Data Portals: Websites like Data.gov provide access to various public datasets, from economic to climate information.
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I then added: AI show me indexes of websites with people data, just show me INDEX PAGES
Here are indexes of websites that contain publicly available people data, which typically comes from public records and other open sources
. These sites can include data brokers that aggregate information for background checks and other uses.
People-search sites (data brokers)
These websites compile information from public records, social media, and other online sources. While some offer limited information for free, more extensive data is usually available through a paid report.
Whitepages: Gathers information from property deeds, voter registrations, and court records, with options for name, phone number, and address lookups.
Spokeo: Aggregates billions of public and private records, including information from public records and social media. You can search by name, email, phone, or address.
PeopleFinders: Uses public records, social media, and third-party brokers to provide personal information. Search options include name, phone, email, or address.
FastPeopleSearch: Offers free searches by name, phone, or address, with results that include full name, aliases, age, and property information.
TruePeopleSearch.io: A free directory that allows users to find contact information for people in the United States, compiled from public records.
LexisNexis: Provides access to public records information used for finding people, businesses, and assets.
Government and research data sources
These websites primarily focus on providing demographic and other statistical data, often for research purposes.
Data.gov: The U.S. government's open data site, which contains a vast collection of datasets from various federal agencies covering demographics, economy, and other topics.
U.S. Census Bureau: Provides detailed data on the nation's people and economy. Its main data dissemination tool, data.census.gov, offers access to American Community Survey (ACS) data.
IPUMS: Provides microdata from the U.S. Census and American Community Survey for research.
Pew Research Center: A "fact tank" that conducts public opinion polling and demographic research on social issues.
General Social Survey (GSS): A national survey of U.S. adults that tracks trends in public opinion, attitudes, and demographics.
Data for developers and machine learning
These resources are used primarily by researchers and developers and are not designed for public-facing searches of individuals.
Common Crawl: A non-profit that crawls the web and provides petabytes of data archives and datasets to the public for free.
Kaggle: An online platform for data science and machine learning competitions that hosts many free public datasets.
Google Dataset Search: A specialized search engine for finding datasets stored across thousands of repositories on the web.
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I THEN ASKED FOR "LINKS" (again)
Free directory and public record links
The following resources may provide links to public record databases, though they may not be for direct people searches.
BRB Links to Free Public Records Sites Across the US: Provides links to government agencies that offer free online access to public records.
Searchsystems.net: A directory of links to public records websites, sorted by state and county.
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*** Finally, after getting pissed off, I asked: AI show me indexes of websites with people data, just the URLS to the INDEX ***
A search for website indexes containing people's data yields information about online directories and data brokers, rather than direct URLs for searchable indexes
. The following are URLs for websites that either serve as data brokers or provide access to publicly available information on individuals.
People search and data broker websites
Acxiom: acxiom.com
BeenVerified: beenverified.com
FastPeopleSearch: fastpeoplesearch.com
FamilyTreeNow: familytreenow.com
Instant Checkmate: instantcheckmate.com
Intelius: intelius.com
MyLife: mylife.com
Nuwber: nuwber.com
PeekYou: peekyou.com
PeopleFinders: peoplefinders.com
PeopleLooker: peoplelooker.com
Pipl: pipl.com
Radaris: radaris.com
Spokeo: spokeo.com
TruthFinder: truthfinder.com
TruePeopleSearch: truepeoplesearch.com
US Search: ussearch.com
Whitepages: whitepages.com
ZabaSearch: zabasearch.com
ZoomInfo: zoominfo.com
Governmental and public record websites
California Data Broker Registry: oag.ca.gov/data-brokers
FamilySearch: familysearch.org
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA): foia.gov
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA): archives.gov
Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER): pacer.uscourts.gov
United States Courts: uscourts.gov
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Then deeper into it:
Instead of a single index, data from different websites is compiled and indexed by specialized people-search engines
. Many of these websites scrape and aggregate information from publicly available records, social media profiles, and commercial databases.
People search engine websites with indexed data:
Whitepages: whitepages.com
Spokeo: spokeo.com
Intelius: intelius.com
BeenVerified: beenverified.com
Truthfinder: truthfinder.com
PeopleFinders: peoplefinders.com
PeekYou: peekyou.com
Instant Checkmate: instantcheckmate.com
Websites specializing in email and phone lookups:
Anywho: anywho.com
Pipl: pipl.com
Hunter.io: hunter.io
Free people-finding databases:
TruePeopleSearch: truepeoplesearch.com
FamilyTreeNow: familytreenow.com
Nuwber: nuwber.com
When using these services, it's important to understand the following:
Most "people data" websites operate on a freemium model, offering basic information for free but requiring a paid subscription for detailed reports.
The data is compiled from a wide variety of public and commercial sources and may not always be completely accurate or up-to-date.
Some data brokers, like Whitepages and Spokeo, collect and sell this data, which has raised significant privacy concerns.
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IN THE END, the MF'ers never found me the "INDEX PAGE", where all the files are stored. lol !!
Fuck AI & Google !!
12.09.2025, 19:13
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
There was a time when Google would give you the indexes for websites. But they stopped doing it.
12.09.2025, 20:38
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
This is the BEST one that stupid AI did not give me. I've used it for many years & its FREE.
https://stevemorse.org/birthday/privateeye.html , better than all the ones AI listed.
12.09.2025, 20:47
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
Make sure you check out his other page. Steve Morse has been around since the dinosaur's roamed San Francisco. lol !
https://stevemorse.org/index.html
12.09.2025, 20:49
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
For those who don't have a good original copy, you can use this for the California Birth Index between 1905 & 1995. I have an original copy straight from the California Health Dept they sold for $600 back in the day. They no longer sell updates. But, where there is a will, there is a way.
Also, if there is a will, I want to be listed in it. lol !
https://californiabirthindex.org/ , not the best source, but it works.
12.09.2025, 20:55

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I was nosy & asked Google AI to give me links to INDEXES for sites that have Public Data & this is the bull-shit I got. - BreachStars

CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
I asked: AI to show me indexes of websites with people data (here are the answers I got)
*********************************************************************
Several websites collect, aggregate, and index people's personal information, drawing from public records, government databases, social media, and other sources
. Some sites provide this information for free, while others charge a fee for more detailed reports.
Paid people search websites
These companies gather extensive data for background checks and detailed reports.
BeenVerified: Aggregates information from various public records, social media, and online sources. Offers detailed background checks, social media insights, and vehicle data.
Intelius: Known for providing detailed background checks, with reports including criminal records, address history, and education history.
Instant Checkmate: Specializes in criminal and traffic record searches. The service offers unlimited reports to paying subscribers.
LexisNexis: A professional-grade service that provides access to one of the largest data warehouses of public and non-public records for legal and business purposes.
PeopleFinders: Gathers public information from various sources to provide contact details, criminal records, property ownership, and other data points.
Spokeo: Aggregates personal data from public records, social media, surveys, and other online sources. It offers searches by name, email, phone number, and address.
TruthFinder: Offers comprehensive background reports, including potential criminal records, traffic violations, and social media profiles.
Free people search websites
These sites typically offer basic contact information gathered from publicly available sources. Many are monetized through advertising or by attempting to upsell users to paid services for more detailed information.
FastPeopleSearch: Provides quick access to public records, including names, addresses, and relatives. Some of the data can be out of date.
TruePeopleSearch: A fast and free tool for finding basic information like names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers from public records.
Whitepages: A long-running directory that offers basic contact information for free and sells more detailed reports.
Zabasearch: A free search tool for locating people by name or phone number.
Government and public records websites
These are official sources for specific, government-maintained data.
Data.gov: A portal for public data from the U.S. government, including datasets on various topics.
PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records): Provides electronic access to U.S. federal court records, including civil cases, criminal charges, and bankruptcies. There is a fee per page viewed.
Census.gov: The official site of the U.S. Census Bureau, which provides demographic and economic data, including information from the American Community Survey.
Family history and genealogical websites
These sites specialize in compiling historical records to build family trees and find relatives.
FamilySearch.org: A comprehensive and free resource from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with a massive database of genealogical and family records.
Family Tree Now: Provides free access to census, birth, death, and living people information without registration.
Disclaimer: People search websites operate by collecting and aggregating publicly available data. The information available may sometimes be inaccurate or outdated, and many sites require a paid subscription for a complete report. You can find instructions on how to remove your data from many of these sites by using a "Do Not Sell" or "Opt Out" request, though the process can be challenging
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ai show me indexes of websites with people data
Thinking
Kicking off 5 searches
Looking at 76 sites
Putting it all together
You cannot use an AI to show you private or non-public data, but many websites index publicly available information about people
. These sites collect data from public records, government agencies, and online sources to compile information like phone numbers, addresses, and social media profiles.
Websites that index publicly available people data
TruePeopleSearch: A free and fast tool that provides names, addresses, phone numbers, and possible relatives from public records.
FastPeopleSearch: Another free lookup tool that aggregates information from public records and social sites. It can perform lookups using a name, number, or address.
BeenVerified: This service aggregates data from public records and social media. It offers diverse search options, including vehicle data and property listings.
Spokeo: This site gathers information from a wide range of public records and online sources, including social media, to provide detailed reports.
Pipl: Known for searching the "deep web," Pipl can return phone numbers, addresses, and court records by searching social networking sites, images, and other public records.
Whitepages: This service provides directory information and is particularly strong for finding current addresses.
CocoFinder: A free site that uses algorithms to scan public databases and social platforms for relevant information, including contact details and relatives.
Legal and ethical considerations
Accessing people data requires an understanding of the legal and ethical implications. Data privacy laws like the GDPR in Europe and various state laws in the U.S. regulate how personal information can be collected and used.
Informed consent: Ethical data collection relies on individuals understanding how their data is collected and used.
Data minimization: You should only collect and retain the minimum amount of personal information necessary for a specific, legitimate purpose.
Purpose limitation: Collected data should only be used for the purpose it was originally intended for.
Right to be forgotten: Some laws grant individuals the right to have their personal data erased. Many people search sites offer an opt-out option, so a person's information may not appear if they have requested its removal.
Other sources for public data
Government websites: Official websites like Data.gov provide access to various public datasets collected by government agencies, including economic, demographic, and criminal justice statistics.
Genealogy websites: Sites like FamilySearch.org and FamilyTreeNow.com offer extensive databases of birth, death, census, and other historical records.
Federal court records: PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) provides public access to U.S. federal court records.
***********************************************************************************
What other types of public records can be accessed online besides people's data?
Thinking
Kicking off 5 searches
Looking at 71 sites
Putting it all together
Online public records include much more than just data about people. A wide variety of information recorded and maintained by government agencies, both physical and digital, can be accessed by the public
. Some of this is available online, while other records may require a formal request.
Property and real estate records
Property Deeds: These legal documents transfer the ownership of a property from one party to another and are typically available through a county recorder or assessor's office.
Property Tax Records: Files that show the assessed value of a property and any outstanding taxes owed.
Mortgages: Documents related to loans for purchasing property.
Land Surveys and Maps: Information that shows property lines and land use.
Permits: Records of permits issued for construction or land use.
Legal and court records
Federal Court Records: The Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) service provides electronic access to federal court records, including civil and criminal cases and bankruptcy filings.
State and Local Court Records: Individual superior courts within each state maintain their own case records, which can often be searched through their websites.
Lawsuits and Judgments: Information on non-criminal legal disputes and monetary judgments.
Probate Records: Documents related to the administration of an estate after a person's death.
Criminal Records: Arrests, charges, and convictions are often public information, though accessibility varies by state.
Government and corporate records
Vital Records:
Birth, Death, and Marriage Certificates: These records document significant life events, though access to recent records is sometimes restricted.
Divorce Decrees: Finalized terms for the dissolution of a marriage.
Government Financial Records:
Budgets and Expenditure Reports: Records of government spending and budgeting.
Contracts: Details of public contracts awarded to businesses.
Business Filings: Information such as articles of incorporation, annual reports, and business registrations.
Licenses: Details on professional and occupational licenses issued by government agencies.
General government documents
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Documents: Federal agencies release information in response to FOIA requests, and many of these documents are made publicly available.
Legislative Records: This includes legislative reports, meeting minutes, and the voting records of lawmakers.
National Archives: This website holds digitized historical documents, including military records, passenger lists, and more.
Government Data Portals: Websites like Data.gov provide access to various public datasets, from economic to climate information.
***********************************************************************
I then added: AI show me indexes of websites with people data, just show me INDEX PAGES
Here are indexes of websites that contain publicly available people data, which typically comes from public records and other open sources
. These sites can include data brokers that aggregate information for background checks and other uses.
People-search sites (data brokers)
These websites compile information from public records, social media, and other online sources. While some offer limited information for free, more extensive data is usually available through a paid report.
Whitepages: Gathers information from property deeds, voter registrations, and court records, with options for name, phone number, and address lookups.
Spokeo: Aggregates billions of public and private records, including information from public records and social media. You can search by name, email, phone, or address.
PeopleFinders: Uses public records, social media, and third-party brokers to provide personal information. Search options include name, phone, email, or address.
FastPeopleSearch: Offers free searches by name, phone, or address, with results that include full name, aliases, age, and property information.
TruePeopleSearch.io: A free directory that allows users to find contact information for people in the United States, compiled from public records.
LexisNexis: Provides access to public records information used for finding people, businesses, and assets.
Government and research data sources
These websites primarily focus on providing demographic and other statistical data, often for research purposes.
Data.gov: The U.S. government's open data site, which contains a vast collection of datasets from various federal agencies covering demographics, economy, and other topics.
U.S. Census Bureau: Provides detailed data on the nation's people and economy. Its main data dissemination tool, data.census.gov, offers access to American Community Survey (ACS) data.
IPUMS: Provides microdata from the U.S. Census and American Community Survey for research.
Pew Research Center: A "fact tank" that conducts public opinion polling and demographic research on social issues.
General Social Survey (GSS): A national survey of U.S. adults that tracks trends in public opinion, attitudes, and demographics.
Data for developers and machine learning
These resources are used primarily by researchers and developers and are not designed for public-facing searches of individuals.
Common Crawl: A non-profit that crawls the web and provides petabytes of data archives and datasets to the public for free.
Kaggle: An online platform for data science and machine learning competitions that hosts many free public datasets.
Google Dataset Search: A specialized search engine for finding datasets stored across thousands of repositories on the web.
*********************************************************************************
I THEN ASKED FOR "LINKS" (again)
Free directory and public record links
The following resources may provide links to public record databases, though they may not be for direct people searches.
BRB Links to Free Public Records Sites Across the US: Provides links to government agencies that offer free online access to public records.
Searchsystems.net: A directory of links to public records websites, sorted by state and county.
********************************************************************************
*** Finally, after getting pissed off, I asked: AI show me indexes of websites with people data, just the URLS to the INDEX ***
A search for website indexes containing people's data yields information about online directories and data brokers, rather than direct URLs for searchable indexes
. The following are URLs for websites that either serve as data brokers or provide access to publicly available information on individuals.
People search and data broker websites
Acxiom: acxiom.com
BeenVerified: beenverified.com
FastPeopleSearch: fastpeoplesearch.com
FamilyTreeNow: familytreenow.com
Instant Checkmate: instantcheckmate.com
Intelius: intelius.com
MyLife: mylife.com
Nuwber: nuwber.com
PeekYou: peekyou.com
PeopleFinders: peoplefinders.com
PeopleLooker: peoplelooker.com
Pipl: pipl.com
Radaris: radaris.com
Spokeo: spokeo.com
TruthFinder: truthfinder.com
TruePeopleSearch: truepeoplesearch.com
US Search: ussearch.com
Whitepages: whitepages.com
ZabaSearch: zabasearch.com
ZoomInfo: zoominfo.com
Governmental and public record websites
California Data Broker Registry: oag.ca.gov/data-brokers
FamilySearch: familysearch.org
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA): foia.gov
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA): archives.gov
Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER): pacer.uscourts.gov
United States Courts: uscourts.gov
**********************************************************************
Then deeper into it:
Instead of a single index, data from different websites is compiled and indexed by specialized people-search engines
. Many of these websites scrape and aggregate information from publicly available records, social media profiles, and commercial databases.
People search engine websites with indexed data:
Whitepages: whitepages.com
Spokeo: spokeo.com
Intelius: intelius.com
BeenVerified: beenverified.com
Truthfinder: truthfinder.com
PeopleFinders: peoplefinders.com
PeekYou: peekyou.com
Instant Checkmate: instantcheckmate.com
Websites specializing in email and phone lookups:
Anywho: anywho.com
Pipl: pipl.com
Hunter.io: hunter.io
Free people-finding databases:
TruePeopleSearch: truepeoplesearch.com
FamilyTreeNow: familytreenow.com
Nuwber: nuwber.com
When using these services, it's important to understand the following:
Most "people data" websites operate on a freemium model, offering basic information for free but requiring a paid subscription for detailed reports.
The data is compiled from a wide variety of public and commercial sources and may not always be completely accurate or up-to-date.
Some data brokers, like Whitepages and Spokeo, collect and sell this data, which has raised significant privacy concerns.
*************************************************************************************************
IN THE END, the MF'ers never found me the "INDEX PAGE", where all the files are stored. lol !!
Fuck AI & Google !!
12.09.2025, 19:13
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
There was a time when Google would give you the indexes for websites. But they stopped doing it.
12.09.2025, 20:38
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
This is the BEST one that stupid AI did not give me. I've used it for many years & its FREE.
https://stevemorse.org/birthday/privateeye.html , better than all the ones AI listed.
12.09.2025, 20:47
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
Make sure you check out his other page. Steve Morse has been around since the dinosaur's roamed San Francisco. lol !
https://stevemorse.org/index.html
12.09.2025, 20:49
CrazyOldFart
Megastar
- Posts:45
- Topics:8
- Leaks:3
- Reputation:0
For those who don't have a good original copy, you can use this for the California Birth Index between 1905 & 1995. I have an original copy straight from the California Health Dept they sold for $600 back in the day. They no longer sell updates. But, where there is a will, there is a way.
Also, if there is a will, I want to be listed in it. lol !
https://californiabirthindex.org/ , not the best source, but it works.
12.09.2025, 20:55