PRO CD & New Start

[Gjest]

I did quite a bit of work on my family tree a few years ago and now
have about 540 members of the tree.
One of the sources that helped my quite a bit were a set of CD's that I
bought from a company called PRO-CD. There were 5 CD's of US residents
giving home addresses and phone numbers.
These CD's were updated every quarter with new information and I think
cost me about $30 for each update.

I am getting back into the tree again but cannot find the PRO-CD
company or a competing product.

Can someone help me locate what was kind of a US white pages phone book
listing on CD?

Thanks, Appleshineus

[Robert Melson]

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I did quite a bit of work on my family tree a few years ago and now
have about 540 members of the tree.
One of the sources that helped my quite a bit were a set of CD's that I
bought from a company called PRO-CD. There were 5 CD's of US residents
giving home addresses and phone numbers.
These CD's were updated every quarter with new information and I think
cost me about $30 for each update.

I am getting back into the tree again but cannot find the PRO-CD
company or a competing product.

Can someone help me locate what was kind of a US white pages phone book
listing on CD?

Thanks, Appleshineus

Not _quite_ the same, but try http://www.infobel.com/usa - fairly complete white

and yellow pages. You can also access international directory services via
the infobel.com. This may be all you need to replace your CD set.

HTH,
Bob Melson



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