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Social recommendations and mentions

• DDos Wifi?

  What I'm getting at is if they know your home location, information for social engineering attacks could be gained by connecting bread crumbs from easily found public records of who owns and lives in houses near your location. Think whitepages.com type of services. They could reverse lookup your address if they know your location. Source: 5 months ago

• How do I find where someone lives?

  Https://fastpeoplesearch.com and/or https://whitepages.com. Source: 10 months ago

• how can i find out what happened to my best friend?

  Try whitepages.com? They will sometimes list past addresses and landline numbers for public databases. Source: 10 months ago

• Scammer spoofing Navy Fed phone #

  All you need is a person's name, general age, and/or general location to do a lookup on whitepages.com or similar websites. Pay a little money, and you could potentially get all kinds of info. I just did my real name on there, and even at the free tier it correctly pulled several of my relatives, my rough age, and cities I lived in before I joined the Air Force. Source: 11 months ago

• How does Marion figure it all out?

  How do you mean? Remember, GT didn't even exist until Hoover Man dropped him off in Omaha. His name may show up on whitepages.com or something based on utility bills or car registration (depending on how all that worked back then) but it's not like Gene was out there updating his LinkedIn profile or writing a blog, right? Source: 11 months ago

• AmEx denied a dispute from Microsoft Bing Ads

  It is insane to me that they would use someone having your address as a reason to deny a dispute. I can get just about any homeowner's address using GIS. Or simply whitepages.com. Source: 12 months ago

• What was discontinued, but you miss like hell and you wish came back?

  Both of these were free; whitepages.com and its ilk are not and mobile phone number are not current plus littered with old phone numbers and addresses for the person you're looking up, and yellowpages.com is a hot mess. Source: about 1 year ago

• ILPT Request: Do something to get my money back by only a phone number

  You can go to this thingy and look the number up for the latest address attached to the number. Source: about 1 year ago

• Can giving someone your phone number give them the ability to track down where you live?

  Possibly. There are online sites, like whitepages.com, that link numbers to people and addresses. It's not 100%, but it often works. If they have your name too that makes it easier. Source: about 1 year ago

• What are your thoughts on having visitation at your house?

  Btw, a parent wants to find you, it's really very easy, without usually even that much determination. Almost all of our addresses are available on whitepages.com as soon as a first/last name are put in. Or Facebook/social media stalking, or asking their kids, or the million IEP, family meetings, court filings, etc., where your address will "oops" not be redacted. If you will only feel safe if foster parents don't... Source: about 1 year ago

• There are places on the web where someone can find out all about you

  I've registered on whitepages.com and looked myself up but the information on there is not even up to date and is sometimes not accurate. Other websites where you can get information about people is also incomplete. Some give you their age and address but do not give you any further information. Source: about 1 year ago

• Casual first date knew way too much personal information about me and my family. Am I wrong for being upset?

  You can try, but honestly, you can't. You can get rid of some things but it's not possible to get rid of most of it. From the information OP listed, a lot of that was from a simple background check (if in the USA). You can go on whitepages.com and do one for $30. You may be able to get whitepages to block some info but what about the dozens of other background check sites. Intelius or spokeo for instance. Source: over 1 year ago

• Bizzarre phone number related problem - phone number registered to someone else

  AFAIK, there is no guaranteed accurate, will stand up in court, database that the bank can refer to for the identity of the account holder for a random phone number. They may be trying to go a step beyond just sending a verification code to the entered number in case you've hacked the phone of some innocent third party. CNAM lookup databases are notoriously inaccurate and Fi makes no attempt to ensure that they... Source: over 1 year ago

• Google searching my name shows my home address

  You're probably already searchable on whitepages.com anyway (most people are.) It definitely sucks not having that kind of privacy, but your information isn't much more public than everyone else's. Source: over 1 year ago

• How to address a letter if last name is unknown?

  You can look for her on address websites such as whitepages.com to find her last name, or just address it to "Linda". As long as the address is correct, it will be delivered. Source: over 1 year ago

• Found lost wallet with cc and id

  I never understand the purpose of these posts... If there is an ID, contact the rightful owner via social media. You can even find their phone number on whitepages.com in some instances. Source: over 1 year ago

• What can a hacker do by just knowing a person's email?

  Well you could start with the standard options pipl.com, spokeo.com, whitepages.com. Source: over 1 year ago

• OOP turns to Reddit for help recovering details of their abduction as a child. [TW: CSA]

  I searched the last name on whitepages.com. The results, broken down by state, came back as ~11,000+ individuals in the US who were registered on that site. The vast majority of them live/lived in California, Arizona, or New Mexico. Apodaca is also a city in Mexico. And apparently place in the Basque areas in northern Spain. Source: over 1 year ago

• Question about Privacy, need some help I think

  The nest step is the data aggregation sites (pipl, spokeo, whitepages.com, etc). There are two options for dealing with this data. The first is to go to each site and request your data to be removed. The second is there are companies that will do this for you for a fee. This step takes a lot of time and at times can be incredibly frustrating. Source: over 1 year ago

• Property in my neighborhood has been vacant for 4 years. Tax info lists owner that passed away in 2018. How do I find who actually owns this house?

  You can just search whitepages.com or familtytreenow.com and locate the next of kin and their phone numbers, call em, talk to em. Source: over 1 year ago

• meirl

  The husband could be searching whitepages.com and trying everyone with the first name Jack for example. Source: over 1 year ago