Most Americans have very little choice but to provide their personal information to credit bureaus.
We don't even provide it, they just take it. You can't do anything to stop them. Getting inaccurate information removed is a full-time job.
this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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I live in Sweden and you can find the adress of like 99% of the people living in Sweden by just doing a simple google search on their name. For example famous actor Stellan Skarsgård. I found his home adress in about 5 seconds.
Back in the before before times we were all sent a giant book full of everyone's address and phone number. If you didn't want to be in it you had to contact the phone company.
But that's all you had to do. Try making yourself dark now. It's a constant battle.
I will put getting your name removed from the yellow pages circa 2005 right up there with cancelling a gym membership, returning a used car, and immaculate conception.
yeah howd that turn out for sarah connors one and 2?
I think same thing applied also for Norway or Denmark. I remember discovering this one day and it seemed pretty wild.
I wonder how much discount they will give if I ask for all data about the 82%