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ret5hd

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4. I would consider: 1) check/lock your credit.

Reply to question everything (Reply #2)

Sun Jun 5, 2022, 12:21 PM

Jun 2022

2) check your reported SS earnings at the .gov site

3) at your local (county?) govt site, check on who is the registered property owner

etc etc…others here might have more suggestions.

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Can one get a phone number of a dwelling regardless of who lives there? [View all] question everything Jun 2022 OP

Reverse phone books do exist. Something is happening... brush Jun 2022 #1

Thanks but, no. We have lived here 20 years and the former owners - I know their name - lived here question everything Jun 2022 #2

I would consider: 1) check/lock your credit. ret5hd Jun 2022 #4

This. 👆 bamagal62 Jun 2022 #6

Thanks. Am long time retired so no SS earnings for many years question everything Jun 2022 #8

My point is : re-check again ret5hd Jun 2022 #9

Thanks, I will question everything Jun 2022 #10

We've lived in our house 19 years. The people we bought it from rsdsharp Jun 2022 #3

Did you question the caller? Where did they get the phone #? Was there caller ID? Fla Dem Jun 2022 #5

No, I did not. In hindsight I should have. question everything Jun 2022 #7

Ok, sounds like you did all you could. Probably a scam. Fla Dem Jun 2022 #11