Comments on: People-search sites Reunion.com, Wink to merge
Early next year, the sites will combine their technologies into an "entirely new brand" with the ability to search more than 700 million social-networking profiles.
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- by pplfinder December 1, 2009 2:23 PM PST
- I'm kinda pissed reunion displays wink results and then requires you to pay for them when you can get them for free.
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(6 Comments)Anyway, there are some other types of people search sites, i've wrote on <a href="http://www.findermind.com/tag/types-of-people-search-sites/">them here</a> I don't know if HTML is working anyway let me know what you think.