Remaining anonymous is nearly impossible nowadays
rickdugan
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I'm weeding out fakes and escorts faster than ever before. But I'm also finding a ton of intel on many of the legit girls. This thing covers LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, a host of escort and adult content sites, various merchant account sites - you name it. One of the biggest surprises for me is how popular Poshmark is for reselling goods, lol.
One thing I did notice is that It's not as good at searching Facebook. But nowadays most of these girls have are posting on more than one social media site, so it's not hard to piece things together and quickly find their FB accounts.
Holy shit. I've never been so glad that I made the decision, all those years ago, to be a social media ghost when FB and other sites were first gaining traction. Even still I was sweating a bit when I ran the search on my own private seeking pic using this tool just be be sure, but to my relief nothing. My real cell is also a dead end since I have diligently avoided using it on anything that gets posted online.
It's truly amazing how careless so many people are with their information and images nowadays. In many cases, they posted a pic somewhere years ago and obviously forgot about it. Just wow.
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A cell phone number is only useful if someone has used it in something posted online. There is no national cell phone white pages. Even the paid searches rely upon publicly available data. Similar to images, the reason they are often useful is because so many people are careless about where they them. I have had the same cell number for 15 years and it is a dead end, including in the paid searches.
Just for the hell of it, I searched myself and others on "My Life". Talk about flawed- info on that is inaccurate or outdated. I don't bother with pay walls either.
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The paid sites in particular scrape a lot of the less obvious public sources that Google sometimes misses.
I have a VOIP business line that I use for anything that might end up in some public database. It leads to a business address several states away that I never use anymore and the website of business that I own. Sure someone with subpoena powers could follow the bread crumb trail and ultimately find me, but anything short of that and my contact numbers are nothing but a trail of dead ends.
It definitely should be concerning for swingers and only fans girls.
Because of this post I did a search on myself. I have worked hard to “erase” myself from the internet. There are no photos of me on the internet. I don’t have any social media or a LinkedIn account. You know how you type in your name and there’s those “radaris” webpages that show all your info. Some of them you can request to have your information removed. I always make that request.
Ran into one today and it’s scary. Very scary. They even have my siblings spouses nieces and nephews listed as relatives of mine and they live on the other side of the country. It lists the equity amount on my home which essentially says how much I still owe, and it’s accurate to the penny. It shows every phone number I’ve ever had in my entire life. Every address including one I lived in for a few months while in college. I don’t even remember forwarding any mail to that address!
I’ve seen these a million times before but I’ve never seen one dig this deep.
I guess this is a remind - stay out of trouble - they will find you.
Life is good when you’re a frickin’ lion. You damn dirty apes are fucked. ROAR!!!
There is another factor to consider, which is if someone works for one of the phone companies or knows someone who works at one. For example if you use tmobile, someone who works at tmobile could search your number on their database and then see your personal information you used to sign up. Things like your name and the address the statements are registered to
But it would still take some effort on the dancers part and a connection at a phone company willing to help
They have some relatives right and some wrong.
What I'd like to know is where they pull from. I know some of these social media companies are data whores. Facebook suggests as friends random coworkers I have no one in common with there and only connect with on LinkedIn, girls I've met off Tinder once and never even got their last name, and more. You just know these tech giants are swapping our data.