How to stalk: an online guide

emilyposts:

“If you are still relying on Google to snoop on your friends, you are behind the curve.” (WSJ) This is one trend I don’t mind missing out on. But if you are so inclined…

• ZabaSearch.com turns up public records such as criminal history and birthdates.
• Spock.com and Wink.com are “people-search engines” that specialize in digging up personal pages, such as social-networking profiles, buried deep in the Web.
• Spokeo.com is a startup that lets users see what their friends are doing on other Web sites.
• Zillow.com estimates the value of people’s homes.
• Huffington Post’s Fundrace feature tracks their campaign donations.
• Jigsaw.com lets people share details with each other from business cards they’ve collected — a sort of gray market for Rolodex data.

(via jessicalindsey)

My office is kick-ass at stalking people. It’s actually a little creepy. But we have dug up dirt on boyfriends, blind dates, guys we met at bars, girlfriends of our guy friends…you name it.

I am sure these will come in handy.

Posted on May 13th at 5:41 PM
Reblogged from: emilyposts
Originally posted by: noraleah

1. tlc reblogged this from emilyposts and added:

   kick-ass at stalking people. It’s actually a little creepy....boyfriends, blind dates,...

2. verosays reblogged this from emilyposts and added:

   Just passing along information. Not...I ever do this myself. ;)

3. driven47 reblogged this from mykol78 and added:

   “If you are still relying on Google to snoop on your friends, you are behind the curve.” (WSJ) This is one trend I don’t...

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7. jaclynday reblogged this from noraleah and added:

   freaky. i’m not sure whether i’m compelled to it or repulsed by it. or both.

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