If someone wants to find Satoshi look no further than the irc.lfnet.org

[btctozar@gmail.com]

this is the answer to the source of Satoshi. There are at least two companies involved.

[AzureEngineer]

Just want to remind everyone not to go to links such as this one. Do not trust accounts that are brand new and post links without providing information or providing very vague details.

Websites such as this one may have keyloggers or trojans using java/flash exploits. Trust links at your own risk. There is no excuse for being tricked in this manner.

[btctozar@gmail.com]

No my friend just Goole the address and you know what I mean.

[Raoul Duke]

No my friend just Goole the address and you know what I mean.

No my friend, if you have something specific to say, say it, or else, forever shut your trap, ok?

[btctozar@gmail.com]

Sorry to make you angry.
No need to be agressive like this.
 

[OkElmo]

Googling (query: irc.lfnet.org satoshi) tells me that it is the IRC server used by Bitcoin nodes to discover each other.
I wouldn't doubt that Satoshi uses such a place, but I would question the practicality and intent behind wanting to contact him directly.

[Maged]

this is the answer to the source of Satoshi. There are at least two companies involved.

No, this was an IRC server that someone else setup to bootstrap Bitcoin nodes after Freenode (the original IRC bootstrap) got angry at us for using them in a manner similar to a botnet.