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Check this site out.

Dunno if you want to use it but may come in handy could be a repost???

http://www.indigenoushunter.com/

Put in your street name and postcode and it will tell you the names and numbers of everyone in your street.

Or you can type in a phone number and it will tell you who the number belongs too.

may be usefull or just quicker to use than white pages

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  • 4 weeks later...

sorry to bump an old thread, but does anyone know what happened to the site?

i have sent something pretty important through the mail and it went to the wrong address, i meant to send it to st number 83 but i stupidly wrote 93 on the envelope as the st address, so the item is 5 doors down from where it should be and it's addressed to a nickname.

it's a surprise letter/gift and i don't wanbt to ask the recipient to walk up the rd to knock on the door to ask for it.

so that site would help me to call number 93 and have them drop it in the right letter box... i'm in a dilemma... :)

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