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Subject:
finding old friend
Category: Relationships and Society > Relationships Asked by: felipe-ga List Price: $80.00 |
Posted:
24 Apr 2003 14:34 PDT
Expires: 05 May 2003 16:28 PDT Question ID: 194998 |
I am trying to locate an old friend: Rui Alberto Camacho. Rui lives in England, probably in or near London. He last worked for British Airways (as of the late 1980s). He was born in Portugal's Azores islands in the mid-1950s, and became a citizen of the UK as a young adult. His mother lived in Bournemouth for many years, as did Rui and his brother Alberto. My name is Philip Centanni. I live in New Orleans, Louisiana and am sure he would like to contact me also. My email address can be forwarded to him: philcent@bellsouth.net. | |
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The following answer was rejected by the asker (they received a refund for the question). | |
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Re: finding old friend
Answered By: scriptor-ga on 25 Apr 2003 09:27 PDT Rated: ![]() |
Dear felipe, As you might already know from reading the Google Answers Frequently Asked Questions, no Researcher is allowed to provide information on living private individuals. This includes, unfortunately, adresses, phone numbers, and the like of such persons. However, what we may do is directing you to a legal source where you can obtain such information yourself. This is what I will do now, in order to assist you in your search for R.A.Camacho. Please have a look at the following websites: UKphonebook.com: UK Telephone Numbers http://www.ukphonebook.com/ - This online directory of listed UK phone numbers requires to sign in, but is free of charge. I did a residential search in "London Area" as location and found only three Camachos, two with the first name initial "R." and one with "R.A.N.". One "R.A." Camacho is resident in the "Oxford Area". Please understand that I am not allowed to give you more specific information and instructions here; but you will find the directory easy to use, so you will not encounter any problems finding those persons' entries yourself. InfoSpace: People Finder UK - Phone and Address Search http://www.infospace.com/uk/index_ppl_uk.htm - This online directory of UK addresses and phone numbers works like UKphonebook. Additionally, you can search all UK counties, one after the other, for "R. Camacho" here. British Telecom: Online Telephone Directory http://www.bt.com/directory-enquiries/ - Very much like UKphonebook, with the difference that this is the official directory of Great Britain's most important phone company. Please note that the number of daily searches is limited to 10 for every single visitor. Using those sources, I was able to locate persons in the UK that might be Rui Alberto Camacho. While I am not entitled to let you know the results of those searches, I am sure you will use these directories for locating and contacting your friend, though it is not a very convenient way. I sincerely hope that your search will be successful. Best regards, Scriptor |
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Re: finding old friend
From: magnesium-ga on 24 Apr 2003 20:34 PDT |
I hope you can be reunited with your friend, but this service is not the best place to begin looking. It is my understanding that Google Answers does not give out personal data about living individuals. |
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Re: finding old friend
From: kat2011-ga on 25 Apr 2003 01:35 PDT |
You could try looking at www.friendsreunited.co.uk which could have his details through his school or employer, if he is registered. There is also a possibilty of looking for his details through Directory Enquiries on the British Telecom website at http://www.bt.com/directory-enquiries |
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Re: finding old friend
From: felipe-ga on 25 Apr 2003 12:32 PDT |
I appreciate the suggestions, but I feel that since you could not answer my inquiry more specifically that I should receive a partial refund of the $80.00 fee. After all, had there been a warning or disclaimer about not giving information about living people, I would have pursued other avenues on my own. Because of your time and effort in researching this, I believe half the amount would be fair. By re-reading your correspondence with me, you will see that your initial response was vague about giving personal data about living persons: "It is my understanding that Google Answers does not give out personal data..." There were also requests for more information, such as does he have an "N" for a third initial. This all led me to think that perhaps it was still possible for me to receive the data from you. Of course, I would be satisfied if you have indeed found Rui for you to give him my information without your giving his to me. Then I would be happy to pay the full $80.00. Please contact me about this. Thank you, Philip Centanni |
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Re: finding old friend
From: research_help-ga on 25 Apr 2003 13:15 PDT |
If you are unsatisfied, Google Answers offers full refunds. Just click on this link http://answers.google.com/answers/main?cmd=refundrequest You have a choice of a refund or reposting the question again. However, since this type of question cannot be answered to your satisfaction per the rules, the repost wouldn't really do anything for you. |
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Re: finding old friend
From: pinkfreud-ga on 25 Apr 2003 13:39 PDT |
Felipe, This is not a matter that was under Scriptor's control. He has given you all that a Google Answers Researcher is permitted to give. Our contracts prohibit us from divulging personal data about private individuals. This is for everyone's protection; we have no way of knowing who may ask for such information, nor can we possibly verify that the motives behind such a question are benign. From the Google Answers FAQ: "Google Answers discourages and may remove questions that request private information about individuals" http://answers.google.com/answers/faq.html#whatquestions |
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Re: finding old friend
From: robertskelton-ga on 25 Apr 2003 15:01 PDT |
There are very few online resources for finding someone in the UK. Your best bet is to pay http://www.192.com - they have the electoral roll online, so if he's registered to vote he'll be listed. With such an unusual name there should only be one listing to choose from. |
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