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  • Rated by MQuestionable on Oct 15, 9:06am

    Stalker.com

  • Rated by Kazzandra on Jul 19, 9:57am

    Not only did it fail to find anything that other search engines have found, I see it is slight stalkzors.

  • Rated by ajishkumar on Jul 02, 2:47am

    A people search engine.

  • Reviewed by EddieStarr on Apr 10 2009, 2:34am

    I had given Spock.com a negative review, yet had spent time checking out the website, I had some customer service related issues/questions/comments/concerns, aftering sending an email to the Spock.com customer service, I got a response in less than 5 hours. Although there are many People Search engines such as pipl.com and so on, I have to say , the support I got was awesome so Spock.com gest a Kudos for Customer Service (IMHE)

  • Rated by neosix on Jan 16 2009, 8:57am

    Google is your friend :).

  • Rated by Weni on Nov 04 2008, 12:00pm

    * See where your friends are on the web. * Find pictures, blogs, social networks and web links for over 500 million people on the web.

  • Rated by alfiozzz on Aug 27 2008, 5:53pm

    (deep web) People search engine.... someone say it's too invasive...

  • Rated by derekjc on Aug 27 2008, 7:32am

    Google, Yahoo and the general purpose search engines are better. A better solution is to use www.naymz.com It seems to collect and update information regularly.

  • Rated by dirtyredbandana on Jul 05 2008, 11:04pm

    This site sucks. They took old info from a deleted friendster account and posted it so that it now shows in a google search. Thankfully I had nothing embarrassing or too personal on that account, but it is still an invasion of privacy. The friendster account had been deleted months before this information showed up at spock.com. And the removal process is ridiculous. They attempt to convince you to sign up for their site so that you can manage your information instead of just removing it. Total bullshit. EDIT: They finally deleted all info without my having to create an account and 'own' my info, as they want. It took weeks, as they said their delete function wasn't working (?!) but they did finally do it. No reply when I asked how they got the info from a friendster account that's been deleted for months, though.