Last Name???

**ngcsubutterbar** · 07-14-04 05:00 AM

why don't you just go through his trash, AFTER he throws it away. It's public domain and usually carries a lot of information with it.

**Lfpdlieu302** · 07-14-04 09:03 AM

if you have his address, couldnt you just call the utility company or post office and ask them?

**IONpwr26** · 07-14-04 09:43 AM

hmmmm, im not sure about the post office....but i know all utility companies have the privacy policy (just like AOL and AT&T) so they wont be able to tell me any information.

Recondo...i sent you a pm. Thanks

oh, and i've never heard of a guy named Jenni ;)

**ngcsubutterbar** · 07-14-04 09:49 AM

maybe I should restate this. his trash is public domain. If you want it that damn bad enough , go through it, find an old bill, letter, business card, whatever.

**Finder** · 07-14-04 11:18 AM

Just a little food for thought. This is a public forum and you never know what the motives are for finding info on someone. On two occassions I handled locates for people that turned out to have restraining orders against them. As a policy, when dealing with the general public, I always run a quick background first.

**darrell** · 07-14-04 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by Finder

Just a little food for thought. This is a public forum and you never know what the motives are for finding info on someone. On two occassions I handled locates for people that turned out to have restraining orders against them. As a policy, when dealing with the general public, I always run a quick background first.

Good Idea.

**soundwave** · 07-14-04 11:15 PM

File the lawsuit under the name of "John Doe" (there should be no problem with the clerk with that name). Immediately file a motion for discovery and have his full name subpoena'd from whomever you wish to get the records from. Then file a motion to have the name of the person the lawsuit is against to the correct name.

Cheers. ;O)

**txinvestigator1** · 07-14-04 11:26 PM

I am a PI, and if a person wants an address for process service or other legal issue we always verify the court order.

**P01IC3M4N** · 07-15-04 12:06 AM

if you have his email address, his IP should be in the header. get it from that and do a whois.

**IONpwr26** · 07-15-04 12:15 AM

lol, im not that computer literate...how would i do that?

**Metallic4** · 07-15-04 12:19 AM

Originally Posted by P01IC3M4N

if you have his email address, his IP should be in the header. get it from that and do a whois.

That won't give his name or anything useful really. It will only determine that his ISP is AOL, and ION has already tried that route.

**P01IC3M4N** · 07-15-04 10:27 AM

running a whois commonly shows the person registered with the IP. the only way it wouldn't is if AOL has the opt-out option on the whois.

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