Why would you need a Reverse Phone Book? Based on the kind of people on social networks and the people they want to meet people, you have two kinds of social networking types of people. One who really would readily add anybody on to their list and the other who would add only people whom they know. I think the whole notion of only adding someone you know, is not really using the advantage of a social to its full potential. Among the different kind of social networks (groups that involve people who mingle), online social networking is one that by nature should ideally have people who don’t know each other add each other as friends as opposed to a social network that binds people over the phone, in person or by a particular interest, activity or hobby. That’s where Reverse Phone Book comes in handy.
On any Internet based interaction, you can’t really tell who is on the other side. The image could be of anyone, the sex could be any, the location could be any…you’d never know. This quality of the Internet can be so dubious and well used, that people recognize this and actually customize their profile accordingly, to get the most attention.
Now having said that, you must be wondering why the title of the post is "Reverse Phone Book advantage"? Well as you would know if you do a plain google search ‘Reverse Phone Book‘, you’d find many of the first links being reverse look up and reverse phone book advantage. One click on any link and you’d see what connects all these links is the ‘reverse factor ‘- you can back track someone from details like his birth date, location etc.
Reverse phone book advantages is similar to the facility on social networks for people who they don’t know - a search by interest. You want to find people who you have no clue exist, which is one advantage I like, but not everybody I’d like to find on these social networks dig.
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