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postal/zip codes; phone-based searches are USA-only.
addresses.  Now its front-page search form appearsa to be USA only.
and it might time out returning no hits.
use to make an initial contact.
and business directories for the United States.
phonebooks, some of which have fees.
Usenet, you may be able to find them through your favourite search engine.
American Overseas high schools (2 million entries as of August, 1999).
Australia.  You can register so that school friends can find you.
with "send usenet-addresses/name" in the body of the message.  The "name"
is at MIT).  The case and order of the words you list are ignored.
the Gopher service at <URL:gopher://nstn.ns.ca>.
for help finding the address you are seeking.  See the section on below.
is probably not one of his/her highest priorities, so be patient.
finger someone at another site, you generally type "finger name@host".
info.cnri.reston.va.us' KIS server can be reached using the Internet "whois"
name of the mailing list you wish to search.
unlikely option. It also does not work with all listserv implementations.
mailing lists, then this technique probably isn't worth bothering with.
them or write to them and ask for an E-mail address.
target knows s/he has an E-mail address, but s/he doesn't know what it is.
his/her message, it'll contain a valid return address in it.
see if one of them can help you out.
so your intended recipient can write to you.
the soc.net-people archive to find out the name of the most recent version).
port 210 of wais.cic.net.  For more information about WAIS, see above.
netinfo.berkeley.edu 117".  The "ufind", "ufile", "uhost" and "upath"
site given part of the address.
anymore.  Use one of the above methods instead.
containing the search terms you specify.
by name, location, or occupation.
"@genie.com" to the end of the address.  Thus, a GEnie address "J.DOE3"
Since Summer 1995, T-Online (former BTX) users have access to the Internet.
123456, send Internet mail to 069123456-0001@T-Online.de.
Services, Austin, Texas, September 1991.
* You use as recent a version of the FAQ as possible.
who have contributed) stays on it.
printing is derived from our FAQ rather than a direct copy of it.
amount can be whatever you think is appropriate).