Best website to find long lost relatives?

[CyberHustler]

Anybody know any good websites to find long lost relatives, like a family tree type of site?

I tried google search, but some bootleg ass sites always show up. MySpace works good only if you know the family members name.

[Rochard]

When I was twenty-five I discovered I had an older brother. (Long story!) This was before the Internet and I ended up buying a book called "You too can find anyone".

With just his name, birthrdate, and location of birth I was able to learn everything about him including copies of his checking accounts, deeds to the houses he owned, his driving record, everything except for his home phone number.

A good portion of this information came from a company in Florida. For $60, his name, and his DOB they returned to me a nice packet of information.

I highly recomend it the book.

[Profits of Doom]

Originally Posted by Rochard

When I was twenty-five I discovered I had an older brother. (Long story!) This was before the Internet and I ended up buying a book called "You too can find anyone".

With just his name, birthrdate, and location of birth I was able to learn everything about him including copies of his checking accounts, deeds to the houses he owned, his driving record, everything except for his home phone number.

A good portion of this information came from a company in Florida. For $60, his name, and his DOB they returned to me a nice packet of information.

I highly recomend it the book.

I remember that book, the detective that wrote it used to tour the talk show circuit on a regular basis. He also endorsed 1-800-US-SEARCH and USsearch.com if I'm not mistaken...

[BBWTori]

If those geneology sites dont work for ya, try this
http://www.blackbookonline.info/

[CyberHustler]

thanks...