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How did you find the broker? A website or some service? Anyways post up the info and I'll see if I can find him. There is pretty much 10 or so steps to go thro
by vaksel 18y ago
How did you find the broker? A website or some service?
Anyways post up the info and I'll see if I can find him. There is pretty much 10 or so steps to go through to see if there is info about the guy online
- YuriNiyazov 18y agoI am not going to post up the info publically for the very good reason that other people outlined over here: I don't want to start a public witchhunt, and get HN involved in something of the sort. Having said that: my HN handle = my real name, and you can find my e-mail address in my profile.
- YuriNiyazov 18y agoA detailed explanation of those 10 steps would be greatly appreciated. Teach a man to fish, and all that.
- vaksel 18y agoAlright. Basically your goal is to use the small pieces of information that you have and piecing that together to find additional info. Finding a person's blog, or a forum username is a goldmine. It varies with what information you already have. If all you have is a phone #, there is basically just 3 steps: 1. Check Google looking for (###) ###-####, ###-###-#### 2. Do a reverse lookup on whitepages.org 3. Use one of the people search websites like pipl.com Although phone # is usually something you don't have. In fact you are pretty much at the point where its time to trick the guy into revealing more info. Simply have a friend call him up, saying that he is looking for a real estate broker, and setup a meeting at the guy's offices. For a new client, the guy will give up all the information that you'll need.