Search the Usenet Addresses Database

This service allows you to search for e-mail addresses if you know the name of a person, or the name of the organization that provides their net access. To search, either type something into the space labeled "Arbitrary Text", or fill in some of the more specific search fields: Given Name, Surname, Isolated Name, and Organization. Capitalization does not matter.

This server will return the entries that it thinks best match your query, from among 4,168,042 addresses collected from Usenet postings between July 1991 and February 1996. More details are in our FAQ. There is no guarantee that the addresses are correct or usable; however, searches will often produce links to local directory services that can be useful for verifying addresses. Currently there are over two thousand local directory services in our database.

Arbitrary Text:
Given Name:
Surname:
Isolated Name (usually leave blank):
Organization:
Maximum Matches:
Acceptable use is searching for the e-mail address of a specific, known person. Acceptable use does not include other downloading or utilization of addresses, or making continual or automated searches.

What's New: changes to InterNIC's whois service (3 September 1998)

Please report problems to webmaster@usenet-addresses.mit.edu