I'm new to the Internet. How do I find a specific person in the UK without having to pay for it.?

Some public libraries, usually larger ones, have a CD-ROM called UK-info which has all the electoral registers for the country (but the disc does not include anyone who has chosen not to be on the 鈥榩ublic鈥?version of the registers). You can search the whole country by name, free. As the inexpensive version of the disc is no longer published you may only find a past edition in libraries but that may still help you.

The same information is at http://www.192.com but it's not free.

To search BT phone books free go to http://www.thephonebook.bt.com and click to select 鈥榬esidential names鈥? You have to enter a town or postcode. Entering a county instead often works if that does not give too many results. If you click 鈥榓dvanced search鈥?you can enter initials as well as surname.

There are some free people-finding message boards. A list of useful sites, some giving free services and some providing charged services is at http://www.galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk/we...

I hope this helps you

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google the person

if you talk to them then ask them for there e-mail adress . or if they have a website or if they have myspace ' bebo ' or sumthing like that .. there is another method you can use if you dont talk to them . but i have for forgot what it is now . . . hope you find what you are looking for

Try directory enquiries online or electoral roll searches, some of which are free.
Otherwise open your purse.

Try our Prime Minister.

Nothing is free in this world,however ask friends or family members living near U to guide U.

if you know where they are town .etc try the electoral roll.
you can elect not to be on it though .