Losing our privacy by the minute!!!!!

[Eringobraugh]

Glad I'm not the only psycho using this service for something out of the movie "high fidelity"

I couldnt even imagine pulling something like that off, it makes for a good movie, but he was seriously nuts meeting up with every ex he had b/c he broke up with his girl. yikes

 

[buffer1]

Big Brother

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

I couldnt even imagine pulling something like that off, it makes for a good movie, but he was seriously nuts meeting up with every ex he had b/c he broke up with his girl. yikes

yeah, and he managed to narrate the whole movie too.

 

[Lestat]

sup juiced, good to see you around.

 

[Agathe]

holly shit

 

[JThompson24]

is that site down now

 

[rushx79]

i cant get it to work either.

 

[WODIN]

Agreed, but there's still this;

I've never had a phone line in my name, my # has been unlisted for over 20 years, and I've never (nor will I EVER) own a credit card.

In light of that, where'd they get my info?

Tax records probably.

 

[bluepeter]

It's not like you can't do that with a phone book or even reverse searches on the yellow pages website. Hell you can even call the phone company and do a reverse search on a number that just called you

That's allowed? Can't do that here maing, privacy laws.

 

[Delinquent]

That's allowed? Can't do that here maing, privacy laws.

Yea I never knew you could call the phone company until I heard my friend do it. He asked where the number originated and to whom it was registered to. She said it was a cell phone so they couldn't see the name of the person though. Only land lines will work for things such as names and addresses. Unless he's an even better manipulator than I previously thought, they do allow you to get this information