The holder of the number is no longer in Melbourne. I can let you know where she is now, but I'd do that if I could obtain her previous address (this is just for credit management purposes, nothing sinister).

Some constructive comment for Reverse Australia - requiring a person's Facebook details in exchange for a person's address is crazy. Well, at least a Facebook user is crazy if he or she provides those details. Many probably don't realise the consequences of something like that, therefore I believe there's an argument to illegalise soliciting that kind of info, that's if it's not already illegal?

I don't think Reverse Australia's reasoning about anonymity holds water. After all, I could set up a false Facebook account in a moment. Why does Reverse Australia not just have a simple registration process? Achieves the same result, ie. Reverse Australia gets a name and email address without potentially hoodwinking Facebook users into disclosing there entire personal life.

That aspect aside, your site is a useful resource.

Cheers, Steve