Two Email Finder Programs Reviewed

EmailFinder Search programs enable users to search for a persons contact information in two ways. The first method is to run a reverse email lookup using any existing email address to find contact details of the owner.

With the emergence of sites like Friends Re United there is a great demand now to be able to track down lost relatives, old friends or work colleagues. To be able to locate the source of spam email and report the culprits to appropriate legal authorities is also a benefit of this type of programme.

EmailFinder Search programmes enable users to search for a persons contact information in two ways. The first method is to run a reverse email lookup using any existing email address to find contact details of the owner. The second method is by entering a persons first name and last name into the search followed by City and Country if these are available. Both methods can confirm email address, telephone number, contact address etc and social media site membership where available.

Using Reverse Email Search - E-Mail Address Lookup Finder Programmes

By entering an existing email address or simply a first and last name the systems scour public records, phone book sources and other databases online for the owner's identity of any email address. The main search is for U.S. persons but as social networks are also served Worldwide results are also possible. Results for social networks include members of LinkedIn, Facebook, Friendster, Bebo, Hi5, MySpace, and a dozen other social media websites. Entering a persons first and last name gives the system enough information to retrieve data including email address, telephone number, address etc, as long as that data is available.

Two of the available programs have been reviewed at emailfinderreport.com The systems tested are EmailFinder and TheEmailFinder. Both give impressive results and come with good customer service and money back guarantees. Both offer similar types of search with TheEmailFinder offering Worldwide results for both reverse email address and first name - last name search. They both utilize services not available through normal Search Engine searches. The databases used cover most of the world and are also used by worldwide Law Enforcement Agencies, Government Departments, Lawyers, Private Investigators and many others.

EmailFinder program review

The EmailFinder program offers both email and first and last name searches. It offers a membership which for a few dollars per month enables the user to carry out unlimited searches. The membership includes:

* Unlimited email searches (search by name or by email address - over 400 million records!)
* Unlimited people searches (over 85% of U.S. households)
* Email header analysis (find out more information about a specific email)
* Deep web crawl search
* Blacklist checker
* Message analyzer
* And more!

The exceptional customers service team is available 6 days a week and a 60 day money back and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee - If no results are found for an email search, their expert staff will assist free of charge. If the record still cannot be located an instant refund will be given..

TheEmailFinder program review

TheEmailFinder program offers similar results to the above but focus is given to Worldwide Coverage as well as U.S. Countries searched include:

* United States
* United Kingdom
* Canada
* Australia
* Austria
* France
* Germany
* Italy
* South Africa
* Spain
* Sweden
* Switzerland
... the list goes on

TheEmailFinder is also a membership site but offers a one time payment of $19.95 which allows unlimited searches of both reverse email and first and last name searches. Assistance with searches is offered by the Customer Service team. A 60 day money back guarantee is also offered.

In summing up both systems have their merits and both systems deliver good results. The interface for EmailFinder is more attractive and easy to use but doesn't offer the Worldwide coverage of TheEmailFinder. Both systems claim to have access to the largest Email Search Resource and we do not dispute that. Privacy is taken seriously by both systems and all searches are totally private and no one will know that they are being searched on.