Online Spy Tools

The dissemination of the information contained in this report is totally legal. However, the usage of information for illegal use or illegal gains is just that - ILLEGAL. We have provided you information. Use it ethically AND legally. If you are not sure, check the laws where you live. And, please, do not violate or encroach upon the rights of others. And don't think you are completely anonymous on line. Almost nothing on line is truly private. That goes double when you use the office computer to access the Internet. Employers can legally read e-mail sent to and from your corporate account. According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, 'the employer owns the e-mail system and is allowed to read it's contents. ALL messages from your terminal can be subject to monitoring by your employer.'

Web site administrators can gather surprising amounts of information about who you are and where you are from just by scanning the headers on packets that arrive from your machine. To see what they can learn, visit the Center For Democracy and Technology at: www.cdt.org and click on the CDT Privacy Demonstration button. For one possible cure for this look at: www.anonymizer.com to become anonymous!

Electronic Communications Privacy Act-- http://www.lawresearch.com/v2/Ctprivacy.htm

TIPS FOR USING ONLINE SPYTOOLS:
If you get an error message that says 'Site not found', first verify that the URL is exactly as listed in the document. We have found that sites sometimes alter their pages. In this event, try gradually deleting the URL from right to left, example:

Using this method you will be able to get to a starting point to start exploring the web site. If you encounter an error message like 'server not responding', try it again in a few minutes, or hours. Sometimes servers can be temporarily down, suffer heavy traffic, or be over their daily quota/limit. If you find a site that is permanently down, please send e-mail to online2000@nextcentury.com.au

To begin your search you may start here--http://www.infospace.com/info.deja/
You can search for e-mail addresses, reverse phone numbers, addresses and different initials with the family names. Try different combinations. Sometimes the e-mail names and domains will give away the identity of someone using two names on the net. Be imaginative, something will turn up...never ignore a hunch.

Go to http://search.dejanews.com/home_ps.shtml Enter the name/s into "author" to see if the person you are researching has ever posted to a newsgroup. Sometimes this will tie two e-mails together, from this you can further investigate.

If after using all the resources listed in Spytools you still have no luck, don't despair you can always call in the cavalry...Informus--http://www.informus.com/avlsrch.html

Search for Business by Name, Gives results by state and includes a Map and Directions to the Business Location--http://www.switchboard.com

The Social Security Death Index gives you the ability to see if a particular person is deceased--http://www.ancestry.com

Lexis Nexis Communications Center--This site offers access to hundreds of databases and specialized information online--http://www.lexis-nexis.com

INFORMUS--Informus could be your one stop for your investigative needs. They offer criminal record searches, Motor Vehicle registration search, CREDIT REPORTS, Worker's Compensation reports, and many others. They usually fulfill requests within 24 hours--http://www.informus.com

Med-Access--This web site gives you a state-by-state listing of currently available sources of vital statistics and information. On this site you will find government addresses that you can write to for birth, death, marriage, and divorce records--http://www.medaccess.com/address/vital_toc.htm

ESP Mailbox Search--Search for e-mail addresses by name. There are over 1.6 million listings--http://www.mailbox.co.uk

U.S. Surname Distribution--Have you ever wanted to know where other people with the same last name (surname) are living in the United States? This site gives you the ability to type in your last name and it will show you the demographic locations of your surname throughout the last 120+ years. This database contains over 50,000 of the most common surnames--

Semaphore Corporation--Find people who have moved, changed their phone number, changed their name, e-mail changes, and more. Also this site allows interactive city browsing around and address in the country--http://www.semaphorecorp.com

Mapblast Interactive Maps--This site allows you to create a map from any address you type in. After you find your address, you can send it to someone via e-mail--http://www.mapblast.com

Interactive Yellow Pages--Locate and search for Residential and Business addressÆ, view and print maps, and get detailed door-2-door directions.

Looking4U--This web site offers a free service that allows you to locate long lost friend, relatives, girlfriends, boyfriends, classmates, etc.-- http://www.looking4u.com

This link includes Reverse Phone number lookup with area maps, businesses, and attractions. It also gives you ability to send a real card to them.

BoardWatch ISP List--This site includes a free magazine, clickable maps to locate ISPs or National Internet Provider Backbones-- http://www.boardwatch.com

Military Locator Service--Site contains searchable database of the following: active duty personnel, overseas personnel, duty losses , reserves, and a military base locator--http://www.militarycity.com

Korean War Project--An online site that has a database of Korean War Casualties. Also, contains references to reunions for units--http://www.koreanwar.com

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