Finding an old Friend

[InSutterWeTrust]

Hey I need some CP help. Im recentley moved back to the city and Im trying to get a hold of an old friend of mine, I cant for the life of me remember their phone number. But I did phone book searches, yellowpage searches, cant find nothing. But I remember my friend only keeps a cellphone and usually cellphone numbers are not listed in phone books, does anyone have any ideas or know of any websites out there that would provide the number? I know my friend was through Rogers, I was seriously considering phoning them but I figured they would not be allowed to give it out. Anyhelp is appreciated.

[FireFly]

Can't legally do it. Did you look them up on facebook or something? Look up their parents? Other mutual friends?

[Jayems]

Facebook?

Edit: Damn. I even read the above post and completely missed that.

[FlamesKickAss]

maybe he posts on here

[Biff]

Is there an inheritance involved? If so; Hey buddy! Long time no see.

[ricosuave]

mutual friends?

[InSutterWeTrust]

Originally Posted by ricosuave

mutual friends?

HAHA yeah, were mutual friends, since I recently moved back to the city I dont have the same number anymore, so he dosent have my new number either. Im sure If I look on facebook he's probably on there

[Winsor_Pilates]

facebook for sure. I just read an article here in a Vancouver paper about a mom who found her son on facebook that she put up for adoption many years earlier. She had been looking for him for 10 years and had nothing but his name.

[ken0042]

Originally Posted by InSutterWeTrust

HAHA yeah, were mutual friends, since I recently moved back to the city I dont have the same number anymore, so he dosent have my new number either. Im sure If I look on facebook he's probably on there

I think Rico was meaning "Do you and this person share any of the same friends?"

Another option is classmates.com

[CaptainCrunch]

For a thousand I'll find your friend.

For another 300 I'll skin him and stuff him for you.