192.com people search

Rev

Long shot but does anyone know how I can get access to this for free, all I need is one address so am loathed to pay £15 for the 6 credits especialy when the rest will go to waste.

Any promo codes etc?

Or (even longer shot) if anyone has a paid membership and would be willing to get an adddress for me please drop me a PM. Happy to explain who's address I need and why via PM.

Thanks for any advice.

Rev

Can anyone help?

iris

Have you tried
https://www.freetracingpeople.com/


You need to sign up and I think you get 15 free searches. HTH

Rev

iris wrote: »

Have you tried
https://www.freetracingpeople.com/


You need to sign up and I think you get 15 free searches. HTH

I have. Thank you though. It doesn't have an up to date address. It has an address from 2011 whereas 192 has the current address from 2017.

iris

Sorry I couldn't help.

mgdavid

the free 192.com access gives you the first half of the postcode. Once you have that go to the main library for the area and look up in the electoral roll.
Have you tried a targetted google search? It's amazing how many people are listed somewhere on the net by clubs, societies etc

Rev

mgdavid wrote: »

the free 192.com access gives you the first half of the postcode. Once you have that go to the main library for the area and look up in the electoral roll.
Have you tried a targetted google search? It's amazing how many people are listed somewhere on the net by clubs, societies etc

It doesn't give me any information at all besides other occupants and year. So I can't even get a partial post code without paying.


Yes I've also tried google with no luck.

Rev

I think I have a partial postcode and area now.

But no idea how to narrow the search using those?

mgdavid

Rev wrote: »

I think I have a partial postcode and area now.

But no idea how to narrow the search using those?

google will lead you to sites which will let you compile a list of street names from the partial postcode.
Then as I said before go to the area's main library and examine the electoral roll (which is arranged in streetname order).

Rev

mgdavid wrote: »

google will lead you to sites which will let you compile a list of street names from the partial postcode.
Then as I said before go to the area's main library and examine the electoral roll (which is arranged in streetname order).

Thanks but I don't live in the area so can't go to the local library. It's 200 miles away.

Street checked lists over 2000 streets with that partial post code.

Tipsntreats

I don't understand it is a free site. I just type in a name and area, and up they come.
What exactly is the problem?