Filed under: Internet, Web services, Search
Take your stalking to a new level with iSearch
I know your secret.
You've searched online to find out what happened to an old flame, where your best friend from college ended up, or whether there are incriminating anecdotes about your boss on the Internet. Google will get you some good results, but use the new iSearch search engine created just for locating people and you'll probably find incriminating anecdote of your best friend and your old flame. With your boss. It's that good.
Simply type in a name and approximate location (the narrower the geographic area you choose, the more finely-tuned your results will be), then let iSearch do its thing. Soon you'll get a long list of names starting with exact matches and descending to near matches. Once you find the person you're looking for, you can choose to get information on your target's friend's professional contacts on LinkedIn, what social networks they're a part of, where they turn up on blogs or in the news, and even what email addresses and domain names are associated with them.
iSearch will also perform a public records search via and give you info on known addresses, bankruptcies, arrest records, and loads of other legal documents discoverable online. You'll need to pony up some cash for those goods, though, and pay anywhere from $2.99 to $49.95 to get the real skinny.
There are already some sites out there that do people searches and spit out public record information, but few do such a thorough job of it. Honestly, after searching my own name, I felt like I'd been x-rayed. And I know another secret. You're about to go check out your name at iSearch, too. Right?
[Via Wired]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
racco said 11:24AM on 9-11-2008
can it be trusted???
http://img.skitch.com/20080911-fnnxi5ss1q7w61ct78in59ddw7.jpg
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Darrick said 5:38PM on 9-23-2008
Yes, it can be trusted. the iSearch.com domain was previously owned by a spyware company. This is no longer the case.
Dolores Parker said 12:26PM on 9-11-2008
oooh. I'm going to go get the goods on Palin.
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Mickey said 8:53PM on 9-11-2008
Can you use this to find out who is in on the gangstalking and mobbing that is going on?
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