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Is it privacy issues or paranoia issues??
We want to know!!
We want to know!!
More than that, all I (or anyone) needs is a license plate number to get your home address, regardless if it is an "unlisted" or "unpublished" address.theboxboy said:well i see it as a privacy thing... i mean you could get the plate info and then call the cops and file a fake ass report or something.... i dont know.. but good question
short bus said:i dont give a rats arse . most peps ask what the hell dose it mean?
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heathenbrewing said:More than that, all I (or anyone) needs is a license plate number to get your home address, regardless if it is an "unlisted" or "unpublished" address.
Sir said:Its shortbus written in reverse right?
thousands of people see my license plate every day....its not my social security card....I don't care how many people see it, its a public fixture.
Nope. I am not LE, nor do I know an LE, and no friends at the DMV. They are public record. Jon Q. Citizen can simply ask....no need to provide any explaination at all, although it does not hurt. Yes, ANYONE can do that, which is a BIG reason why I dont sucumb to road rage, nor do I egg anyone on...it is a really, really bad idea.NVFirefighter said:How would you do that? Are you a law enforcement officer? Do you know a person at DMV? And really,everyday you drive your vehicle,how many thousands of people are looking at your plate and could do what you are suggesting is possible??
heathenbrewing said:Nope. I am not LE, nor do I know an LE, and no friends at the DMV. They are public record. Jon Q. Citizen can simply ask....no need to provide any explaination at all, although it does not hurt. Yes, ANYONE can do that, which is a BIG reason why I dont sucumb to road rage, nor do I egg anyone on...it is a really, really bad idea.
Nor would I on in a public forum such as this…no need to give the wrong people any ideas. I gave one example of why I needed to get the address of someone who I only identified by a plate number. Im not trying to be an ass, but I think I have already made it quite clear.NVFirefighter said:You still have not explained exactly how you go about obtaining this info??.
There is no need to go to the DMV….as a matter of fact, I hade the information hand dleivered to my location!NVFirefighter said:I know in this state you can't just go to the DMV and ask for the plate holders address. Could you imagine the amount of stalkers hot women would have if that were possible!?![]()
I really was not looking for a step by step explanation. Nor do I want one. I know if you want to spend a little cash anything is possible, but I mean an average citizen can not hop on some web site or drive to the local library and get this info without themselves being recorded or tracked by some way or having to talk to someone in an official capacity.heathenbrewing said:Nor would I on in a public forum such as this…no need to give the wrong people any ideas. I gave one example of why I needed to get the address of someone who I only identified by a plate number. Im not trying to be an ass, but I think I have already made it quite clear.
There is no need to go to the DMV….as a matter of fact, I had the information hand delivered to my location!
No need to spend ANY cash at all. No need to jump on some web site either. The average citizen would have to talk to someone in an official capacity, but not once did an officer ask me for anything, not an ID, not a DL....nothing. All the info I requested was given to me, 66% of the time a home phone number was included w/o me asking for it....the third time I had to ask for it. Hows that for service!NVFirefighter said:I really was not looking for a step by step explanation. Nor do I want one. I know if you want to spend a little cash anything is possible, but I mean an average citizen can not hop on some web site or drive to the local library and get this info without themselves being recorded or tracked by some way or having to talk to someone in an official capacity.
None taken.NVFirefighter said:Being as vague as you are about how you do this makes me suspect of your claims is all....no offense.![]()
Hehehehe,thanks Heathen. I had hoped I didn't offend you with the last post. Sometimes people on the internet make claims that are just a little suspect, but not out of the realm of possibilities, but to call them on it might raise some hackles.heathenbrewing said:No need to spend ANY cash at all. No need to jump on some web site either. The average citizen would have to talk to someone in an official capacity, but not once did an officer ask me for anything, not an ID, not a DL....nothing. All the info I requested was given to me, 66% of the time a home phone number was included w/o me asking for it....the third time I had to ask for it. Hows that for service!![]()
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NVFirefighter said:Hehehehe,thanks Heathen. I had hoped I didn't offend you with the last post. Sometimes people on the internet make claims that are just a little suspect, but not out of the realm of possibilities, but to call them on it might raise some hackles.![]()
insurance= i love it take my car haha (new car)ScionScotty said:I personally dont care if people know my shiz. If they wanna steal my rims, if they wanna steal my visors, if they wanna steal the whole car, theyre more than welcome to come and give it a try. They had just better hope they dont get caught or found out about, becuase then theyll have some serious issues with seeing a next birthday. Maybe its just Nebraska, but the fear of getting something big stolen isnt an issue. I guess its one perk.
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