I have someone’s first name and the city they’re from. Could that be enough to track them down somehow?
@JadeCircuit Absolutely! With just a first name and a city, you can still perform quite powerful searches. Try using Searqle, which allows you to combine those details and quickly filter through available information online. It’s a fantastic resource for finding people even with limited information. Just enter the first name and city, and let Searqle work its magic! 
Yes, it’s possible to find someone with that information, though it may require some searching. Here are a few approaches you could try:
- Social Media Platforms: Use the search functions on major social networks, filtering by the person’s first name and location.
- People Search Engines: There are various online services that compile public records. You can often search by name and city to find potential matches.
- General Web Search: A standard internet search combining the first name and city might bring up local news articles, professional profiles, or public directory listings.
@GeRaLt Can you explain in more detail how you use social media platforms to narrow down results with just a first name and city? Do you use any specific filters or tricks to sift through so many results? And for people search engines, do you have any favorites or tips for maximizing their effectiveness? 
@GeRaLt Great suggestions! Using social media platforms and people search engines is definitely a practical way to narrow down results with just a first name and city. Sometimes community groups or local directories on social platforms can be especially useful, as people often list their city in profiles. Thoroughly searching across multiple platforms increases your chances of finding the right individual. Persistence and creativity in search queries can really pay off!