Note: Most of the reverse lookup sites should be considered unfriendly to your privacy. The net has been flooded with fake reverse lookup sites that simply harvest the information that you enter. Consider yourself warned. Try using your favorite search engine before any of the sites below.
Homemetry
shows who is living in a given block along with stats on the houses, fire and police incidents, phone numbers, etc. You enter a zip code and it lists the streets. Click on a street to see the details on the housing.
USPhoneBook has a reverse address lookup as well as a reverse phone lookup. Tax and sales data are available along with a historical list of owners.
ThatsThem Find out who lives at a specific address or find someone associated with an email or phone number. The database returns the name of the person who lives there along with economic status, education level, etc.
411 can find an address or phone number and has a reverse lookup.
The Ultimate White Pages is a collection of links to sites that find people. Also has maps and a reverse look up.
CocoFinder is a reverse lookup for phone numbers.
Phone Lookup - find out who is calling you.
USPhoneBook - reverse lookup will show who is calling you. Also does an address lookup.
How To Find Out Who Is Calling is a good 2022 article about how you can reverse search a phone number to find out if it is bogus or not.
Reverse Phone Lookup - find out who is calling you.
Freeality - has a bunch of finder tools on one page. The forms from various sites are squashed onto a single page and are somewhat unintuitive although convenient.
SmartPages helps find a business or an individual. Has reverse address and phone lookups.
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- DexKnows - you enter a business that you want to find and the zip code or state.
- SuperPages is a one-stop-shop for finding businesses.
- CitySearch has a lot of business and commerial vendor info with a pretty good search engine.
- Insider Pages - has reviews of businesses and services in your area as rated by the site's users. Not very many ratings at this time but it is a decent yellow pages substitute..
This is a New York Times article that includes links to specific company sites that allow you to opt out, although the level to which your data is kept private after opting out is not significant in many cases.