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Many people assume ZabaSearch controls the information found in ZabaSearch results pages. ZabaSearch quickly accesses public information and displays what is available in the public domain. ZabaSearch does not gather or generate information.

It didn’t include any of my blood relatives, however, even though my parents live just a few miles away. The report also correctly identified my ex-wife as a “possible relative” and listed her name, phone number, and several (former and current) addresses. It didn’t seem to know the difference between these various types of addresses (it considered them all to be residence addresses), nor did it know which one was current. Although it listed my current residential address, it also included two outdated former addresses, two private mailbox addresses, and a former work address. It did not include a current phone number for me, only an outdated one.

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The report did correctly list my full name (no big deal, since I had to supply my name to run the report) and birthdate (month and year only). It contained some valid information mixed in with a lot of bad and outdated information. The 15-page “Comprehensive Report” I was e-mailed the next day looked like it had been compiled from some publicly-available sources and some automated guesswork. Upon submitting my payment, I was presented with a “satellite photograph” of my residence (actually an overhead view of a portion of theĪpartment complex where I lived several years ago) and a message telling me that I would receive a full report within one day.

Since we received so many inquiries like the ones quoted above about the web site, in the spirit of “taking one for the team” I ponied up $20 and ran a search on myself to ascertain what kind of information could be accessed through that site. Origins: We originally reported on ZabaSearch in response to email-circulated warnings back in May 2005, so the appearance of similar messages more than a year later, warning that ZabaSearch would be “available to the general public” in July 2006, is somewhat misleading … and suspiciously coincidental. To check, log on to After opting out at by email I guess the only way to know for sure you have been removed is to check back a few days later. They will be launching this site in May for EVERYONE to see!!! I don’t know how our names are appearing there, but I checked my own and a few other random ones, and they are all in this database! Please send this on to all your friends and family ASAP! If it’s there and you want it removed, send them an e-mail at to request it. Check to see if your name is in this Zabasearch database, which also includes addresses, phone numbers and birth dates.

I am sending this to everyone in my address book, and I urge all of you to do the same. Your name and check … You’ll be SHOCKED as I was! is available for a price.) The database is found at type in (names, addresses, phone numbers, birth dates).

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Beginning this month (JULY ’06) a new database will be available to the general public free of charge that displays your personal information