FindUSA discontinued to libraries
February 03, 2006
One of the more popular databases offered through the Godfrey Memorial Library, and other libraries, has been terminated.
FindUSA was a service to assist researchers in locating their missing living relatives. The president of infoUSA stated that the termination of this database service to libraries was a business decision in light of consumer concerns about privacy issues.
Richard E. Black, director of the Godfrey Library, stated to his patrons that he "is very saddened by the lost of this very popular site. We recognize the disappointment that many of you will feel by its loss. . . . We continue to look for other sites that may provide similar content.
An email from Godfrey also mentioned that one of their competitors had a similar database and wonder if anyone knows who has a similar database?
Posted by: Pat Walker | February 03, 2006 at 05:26 PM
I also would be interesed in knowing who else provides a similar database. I would gladly pay another website for this info.
Posted by: Linda Crandell | February 17, 2006 at 10:10 AM
Here are a few other websites offering similar services:
www.1800ussearch.com
www.LocateAmerica.com
www.Intelius.com
www.ZabaSearch.com
www.peoplefinders.com
www.usa-people-search.com
Posted by: Geoff Rasmussen | February 17, 2006 at 10:30 AM