Does anyone remember a book called "Internet White Pages"?

Okay, digging through as much as Google would give me provided a bit more information:

WebOPAC - The Internet White Pages
ACM Digital Library
Better World Books

These links provide information about the book, but unfortunately any links that at least originally offered it for sale no longer have any copies of it.  But, we now know the authors, James S. McBride and Seth Godin, that it was originally published in 1993 and continued publishing with updated versions until 2006, 19 versions in all.  The publisher was John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated (John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated Website), headquartered in Hoboken, New Jersey,  for the first edition, and subsequent editions were published by IDG Books Worldwide out of Foster City, California.  IDG was acquired by two other book companies, MIS:Press and M&T Books, in 1997, so they no longer exist as their own entity and were merely an imprint of the other two companies but is the imprint on the famous "... For Dummies" series of book.  I could only find an official website, through the Wayback Machine, for MIS:Press, but  it unfortunately had no mention of the book on any capture I looked through, and exists today as a Japanese website for health and beauty-related things.  MIS:Press and M&T seem to no longer be around, as far as I can tell.

It does seem that some libraries carry copies of the book, but as far as I can tell from what Google provides, no public libraries have it, just college and university libraries that aren't open to the general public.  A list of what libraries are said to have the book is here:

WorldCat Book Catalogue

So, if anyone has access to any of these libraries listed, they could check to see if a copy is available at whichever library they can check.

It also seems to be available at the National Library Of Australia:

The National Library Of Australia - The Internet White Pages

Like with the other libraries, if someone with access to the NLA could possibly check to see if they can get ahold of a copy from them, it would be great for this search, obviously.

I also did look through various online e-book distributors, including the Gutenberg Project, but none of them even had a listing, much less a download link or any other way to access the book online.  Searching the ISBN also proved fruitless, unfortunately.  Internet Archive also provided nothing even close to what we're looking for here.  Right now, it looks like getting a copy is going to be difficult at best, and it seems right now the best bet is the libraries and somebody being able to get into one.

It's a dead thread.

Our best hope is for someone to "order" it from amazon, because who knows, copies may be reproduced.
Or i'll search ebay.