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I think almost any transaction which results in a public record including your address could lead to this. After I bought my house, I was inundated with letters
by floren 7y ago
I think almost any transaction which results in a public record including your address could lead to this. After I bought my house, I was inundated with letters offering mortgage insurance.
- joshmn 7y agoAnd in some states in the US, the DMV will sell your information to companies who will eagerly remind you that your car's warranty has expired.
- Wistar 7y agoWA-state. When I registered a new (to me) car three years ago, the privately-owned licensing agency misspelled my name. I began to receive junk mail to my address with the misspelled name within a week or two and which continues to this day.
- JoshTriplett 7y ago> I think almost any transaction which results in a public record including your address could lead to this. Which is one reason why public records should not include any personal information, particularly including addresses or other contact/location information.