Lost someone’s contact information? We all have someone we’d like to find. A long-lost friend or family member, or maybe someone who owes money. A quick search on Google reveals countless online “people finder” services. But how does one know which service to use? Our intrepid editors spent a full month testing and reviewing dozens of services to find out. To test each service, we searched for people whose current address and phone number we already knew. This allowed us to easily verify the accuracy of all results. We searched for people of different ages with diverse backgrounds, residing throughout the U.S. and overseas. We were surprised at what we found. It seems that the vast majority of online “people search” services simply don’t deliver the information they promise. In almost all cases, the results sold to us were outdated, incorrect, or freely available in the local white pages! All of this despite widely advertised claims of current addresses and phone numbers. Fortunately, we were able to find a few web sites that stood out above all the rest. No matter who we checked, these background services consistently provided up-to-date addresses, phone numbers and even background checks. If you need to find someone reliably and confidentially, use these unlimited public record search services.