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I am looking for my grandparents, my Father was adopted. What is the best and free way to find relatives? - April - 11-09-2012 05:04 PM
My brother and I are hoping to find our grandparents, since my father was adopted. I have searched online and find some names matches but then it wants me to pay. Is there a way to do this free?
- Ted Pack - 11-09-2012 05:12 PM
"Best" and "Free" ae rarely the same.
Zabasearch.com is the best free one, but it isn't the best.
Unsealing those adoption records is usually expensive.
- Angela K - 11-09-2012 05:12 PM
Mundia.com is a free site from Ancestry.com
- Jane - 11-09-2012 05:12 PM
There are two ways to find someone, the free way (not guaranteed) and the paid way (100% foolproof). The beauty of the internet is it has connected the world together and simply performing a search can help us find just about anyone.
For free you can search the individuals name through Google or better yet Facebook ,Myspace, or Linkedin. Most people have some kind of online profile, especially younger folks so this is a great way to track someone down. While this won’t tell you their address, phone number, and other private information it can put you in contact with them.
The 100% guaranteed way to find someone and to also uncover details about their life (without them knowing it!) is to use a paid search engine like Spyspace - http://spyspace.org/
All you need is a first and last name and you can learn the individuals address, number, and personal history (marriage, divorce, criminal, ect) in literally minutes. Spyspace will allow you to preview the results for free and give you full access for a very small fee. The service also comes with a full 60 guarantee to refund the money if you aren’t happy with the results.
Just type the person’s name in the search box at http://spyspace.org/ and see what comes up!