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Find people
- Area Codes in North America
- Area Decoder Search Area Code
- AT&T Reverse Lookup by phone number
- BigBook find a business
- Bigfoot find a person
- Canada411
- Canadian Postal Code Lookup
- Internet country codes
- Find an Internet Service Provider look for ISPs around the world
- 555-1212 White and Yellow pages lookup
- AOL White Pages People Finder by name
- AOL Reverse Lookup Business Finder by phone, street, or e-mail address
- Long Distance Country Codes
- 1-800 Numbers
- Switchboard
- U.S. Postal Service Postage calculator, Zip codes, track your mail, and more
- Yahoo People Search
Map the address
- ArcData geographic maps
- Expedia Maps locate an address in the U.S.
- How Far Is It? find the distance between two cities
- Mapquest provide the address, get a map
- Driving directions and mileage door-to-door and city-to-city in Canada, Mexico, and the U.S.A.
- Yahoo city maps using street address or intersection or city, state
Virus hoaxes and urban legends
- AFU & Urban Legends Archive
- Break the Chain
- Computer virus myths
- Hoax warnings on the run the industry standard information source for new virus hoaxes and false alerts
- Inboxer Rebillion tells whether e-mail received is a hoax, truth, or something in between. For example:
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- Internet Hoax Busters
- Urban Legends Reference Pages
- Verify urban legends and virus hoaxes
Real virus information
- Computer virus identifier—F-Secure
- Computer virus identifier—Symantec
- McAfee Security Virus Information Library
- Microsoft Security Advisor
Web search engines
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WebCrawler get results from Google and Yahoo
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