I Have Lost My Friend's London Address

[sbrown1450]

CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW I CAN FIND HER ADDRESS? I REALLY DO NOT WANT TO LOOSE TOUCH WITH HER.
I LOOKED AT 192 BUT IT CAME UP WITH HER DIRECTOR'S ADDRESS NOT HER HOME ADDRESS.
I LOOKED UNDER EVERYTHING I COULD THINK OF
ANY IDEAS?

[DTCwordfan]

know who she works for? send their general info site, explaining the situation and asking them to forward the e-mail on - and be nice about it.

[SirOracle]

If she is a friend then why not use the address given to you by 192 ?

[Maydup]

No phone number? No idea where she works? Any friends of a friend who would have a contact for her?

[Peaspeculiars]

Do you have any letters from her previously which might have the address at the top?
Friends of friends whom might have her address written down?

[DTCwordfan]

Her parents perhaps?

[FrogNog]

She might want to lose touch with you.
If she has hidden her address from public view, that's up to her.

[vulcan42]

Do you remember any part of her address? Using the following is quite good at pre-emptive address finding.
http://www.royalmail.com/find-a-postcode

[boxtops]

How long ago since you were last in touch? Try Friends Reunited, or Facebook?

[pusskin]

Have you tried ukpeoplefinder?

[factor-fiction]

Write to her at her director's address, include your email address , home address and phone number and ask her to get in touch or give you her contact details

[Sir Alec]

I have found no end of 'lost' friends on Genes Reunited.

[Tuvok]

Its quite easy to lose an address.

A former colleague can never remember a relatives address - and always phones me to look it up in our office address book. Yet has no problem driving to relatives house!

[janbee]

If she's a friend, no doubt she'll be in touch with you.

[Old_Geezer]

The friend may have lost sbrown's address also.

The request seems rather strange though, for the director's address (whatever that is - I'd guess a business address) is known. Surely you would try to contact via that before needing further suggestions ?

Your friend hasn't chosen to lose contact have they ?

[factor-fiction]

This all seems a bit odd as the answer seems too obvious so there must be more to this

[lcg]

it is customary on this site to interact with people you ask questions of and/or say thank you (just sayin'....and not being funny, anyone!). we are a friendly bunch and like a good question/conversation.

btw.....writing all in capitals is the equivalent of shouting, just in case you do email anyone. i do hope you find your friend and you may try writing a letter to somewhere familiar to them (and you, obviously) with your email address in it. or search facebook if you visit there. you can also put an advert in a local paper if it means that much to you - someone i know did this successfully and then married their childhood sweetheart (awww!!!) x

[China Doll]

Friends wanting my full address tend to ring me and ask for it. Or text. Or email. If you can't do any of these things then your 'friend' does not want to be in touch with you.