Haven’t seen your grade school friends in many years and are trying to look them up? Or maybe you had that one special friend as a child and for various reasons you have lost contact and would like to reunite. But, how does one begin to find long-lost friends? What are the easiest ways to go about this?
Here are a few great resources and tips for finding someone you might be looking for:
1 – Major Search Engines- this is done by doing a search on the search engines such as Google and Yahoo and typing in the name of the person you are looking for. Just a bit of a warning here though. If your friend has a very common name such as Mike Smith it may not render great results. Or, if your friend has the same name of a well-known actor or actress it may be impossible to find your friend.
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