Got a postcard in the mail about my driving skilz!
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Originally Posted by CosmosMpower' timestamp='1465402721' post='23988185
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LOL WTF? Jealous of your car? You don't have to be a cop to look up license plates, anyone can do to the TX DMV pay a few bucks and look up a name/address based on a plate. I've seen quite a bit of road rage in DFW but I'm prepared for it
[quote name='CosmosMpower' timestamp='1465398222' post='23988119']
LOL WTF? Jealous of your car? You don't have to be a cop to look up license plates, anyone can do to the TX DMV pay a few bucks and look up a name/address based on a plate. I've seen quite a bit of road rage in DFW but I'm prepared for it
http://www.ehow.com/how_5826764_sear...in-number.html
The DMV isn't going to give you a vehicle owner's info because they tailgated you or cut you off....
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How? One of the "pay to get info" sites?
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Pretty much. Again, it's public information. These companies just gather it all up. I use Lexis Nexis, which is available to the public, but you probably only get the super awesome version if you have a law firm account.
#42
EG you are leaving out key pieces of information.
I am not sure if you have actually searched public records, but if you have you know you have to make certain declarations on the reasons why, whether it is through Westlaw or Lexis. You'll also be aware of the ramifications if something came as a result of your search.
This isn't some free for all search engine for people.
I am not sure if you have actually searched public records, but if you have you know you have to make certain declarations on the reasons why, whether it is through Westlaw or Lexis. You'll also be aware of the ramifications if something came as a result of your search.
This isn't some free for all search engine for people.
#43
That's true of certain information, but you can get all of the information I described even when you select that you have no permissive use and that it is not for litigation purposes, the two questions that Lexis asks before providing info.
Also, just to be clear, I'm not advocating revenge or using Lexis to track someone down and teach them to improve their driving. I didn't think it needed to be stated that you an still get in trouble if you legally acquire someone's info lawfully and then use it in an unlawful manner.
But, as has been suggested in this thread, someone's home address obtained from their license plate isn't exactly a state secret.
Also, just to be clear, I'm not advocating revenge or using Lexis to track someone down and teach them to improve their driving. I didn't think it needed to be stated that you an still get in trouble if you legally acquire someone's info lawfully and then use it in an unlawful manner.
But, as has been suggested in this thread, someone's home address obtained from their license plate isn't exactly a state secret.
#44
Given they didn't sign the letter, it holds no weight. If they had signed the letter instead of sending it along anonymously, then maybe you could have had an intelligent conversation with them. Nothing but cowards they are.
I hope one day to receive a letter like this. I just have people follow me to work to tell me how i wronged them on the road.
darcy
#45
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Today I honked at a woman who was buried in her phone instead of noticing that the light had turned green. She flipped me the bird. Some people just feel entitled that they can do no wrong and it is their job to control others' behavior.
Writing a letter takes a lot more effort than a hand gesture, and finding your address much more effort. I wonder if it is really from someone that knows where you live already.
Is the postmark from your local station? (951 W Bethel Rd, Coppell, TX 75099)
Writing a letter takes a lot more effort than a hand gesture, and finding your address much more effort. I wonder if it is really from someone that knows where you live already.
Is the postmark from your local station? (951 W Bethel Rd, Coppell, TX 75099)
#46
Originally Posted by SpidArman' timestamp='1465405163' post='23988228
That's extremely f@#ked up if anyone can just go get all of your personal information just on a whim.
You Americans really have no privacy anymore eh?
You Americans really have no privacy anymore eh?
But the points made in this thread have nothing to do with that, and don't kid yourself into thinking that your country is somehow a greater protector of civil liberties.
#47
I'm not sure why people act so hard when they're behind the wheel of their car. Nothing worse than people who act like they own the road and can do no wrong.
#49
We don't. And to really wet your noodle, most don't care. They voluntarily spew out all their business on social media so the the local government/municipality says F it, we'll do the same!