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Glen Coleman
I'm looking for Glen Coleman: Baltimore, MD, USA
Please help! Mossie |
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From: mossiem2
I'm looking for Glen Coleman: Baltimore, MD, USA AOL "white pages" search shows one in the book as: Glenn W Coleman 7930 Dunhill Village Cir Windsor Mill MD 21244 410-655-2531 Not sure if it's the one you want, but there is a place to try. 8-/ Coin Saver |
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Subject: Was: Glen Coleman Is:Coinsaver clueless?????
From: Chrysta Wilson Date: 9/7/2003 7:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: In article , says... "Coin Saver" wrote in message ... From: mossiem2 I'm looking for Glen Coleman: Baltimore, MD, USA AOL "white pages" search shows one in the book as: Glenn W Coleman Not sure if it's the one you want, but there is a place to try. 8-/ Coin Saver How about posting your address and phone number on the internet too? Then some thief can go and burglarise your house too. Smooth move ExLax Well, since it's from AOL white pages, seems like anyone who wanted to burglarize his house would not have had to try very hard to find that information. I haven't checked, but if AOL has it, I bet Google does too. Anyone who is listed in the phone book should probably consider that anyone can find you who wants to, and not just in your immediate area, but anywhere in the world thanks to the miracles of technology. -- ~~~Chrysta~~~ ANA#R-206318 My Collection: http://www.chrystawilson.com The Truth About Eric Tillery: http://www.chrystawilson.com/aboutk6az.html Go to Google put your phone number including area code, search the Web and see what happens. Now you can get scared. Steve Gill RCC Member # ? http://www.geocities.com/sgill1000/My_page.html |
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Don't worry... I'm not in the AOL white pages, and I have replied to Mossie.
What ever happened to the good old days when burglars didn't use the AOL white pages? They would just drive around and look at houses that are easy targets and then rob them. What's next? www.recommendedhousestoburglarize.com? "Chrysta Wilson" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Coin Saver" wrote in message ... From: mossiem2 I'm looking for Glen Coleman: Baltimore, MD, USA AOL "white pages" search shows one in the book as: Glenn W Coleman Not sure if it's the one you want, but there is a place to try. 8-/ Coin Saver How about posting your address and phone number on the internet too? Then some thief can go and burglarise your house too. Smooth move ExLax Well, since it's from AOL white pages, seems like anyone who wanted to burglarize his house would not have had to try very hard to find that information. I haven't checked, but if AOL has it, I bet Google does too. Anyone who is listed in the phone book should probably consider that anyone can find you who wants to, and not just in your immediate area, but anywhere in the world thanks to the miracles of technology. -- ~~~Chrysta~~~ ANA#R-206318 My Collection: http://www.chrystawilson.com The Truth About Eric Tillery: http://www.chrystawilson.com/aboutk6az.html |
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"bongo" wrote in message ... Don't worry... I'm not in the AOL white pages, and I have replied to Mossie. What ever happened to the good old days when burglars didn't use the AOL white pages? They would just drive around and look at houses that are easy targets and then rob them. What's next? www.recommendedhousestoburglarize.com? Back before the internet, burglers had to go to the library to use the reverse phone book. The fact is that this was never much of a problem anyway, and it is not a huge problem today either. If it bothers you, get your phone number changed to an unlisted one, or just cancel your landline and get a cell phone. And while you are at it, sell any real estate you won, or vehicles, ...And get off the voter registration lists (also public info). "Chrysta Wilson" wrote in message ... In article , says... "Coin Saver" wrote in message ... From: mossiem2 I'm looking for Glen Coleman: Baltimore, MD, USA AOL "white pages" search shows one in the book as: Glenn W Coleman Not sure if it's the one you want, but there is a place to try. 8-/ Coin Saver How about posting your address and phone number on the internet too? Then some thief can go and burglarise your house too. Smooth move ExLax Well, since it's from AOL white pages, seems like anyone who wanted to burglarize his house would not have had to try very hard to find that information. I haven't checked, but if AOL has it, I bet Google does too. Anyone who is listed in the phone book should probably consider that anyone can find you who wants to, and not just in your immediate area, but anywhere in the world thanks to the miracles of technology. -- ~~~Chrysta~~~ ANA#R-206318 My Collection: http://www.chrystawilson.com The Truth About Eric Tillery: http://www.chrystawilson.com/aboutk6az.html |
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"Bob Peterson" wrote in message ... "bongo" wrote in message ... Don't worry... I'm not in the AOL white pages, and I have replied to Mossie. What ever happened to the good old days when burglars didn't use the AOL white pages? They would just drive around and look at houses that are easy targets and then rob them. What's next? www.recommendedhousestoburglarize.com? Back before the internet, burglers had to go to the library to use the reverse phone book. The fact is that this was never much of a problem anyway, and it is not a huge problem today either. If it bothers you, get your phone number changed to an unlisted one, or just cancel your landline and get a cell phone. And while you are at it, sell any real estate you won, or vehicles, ...And get off the voter registration lists (also public info). In many case, burglars only had to read the obits or the social pages to find people who would most likely be at weddings or funerals on a particular day. Sometimes the papers would even be obliging enough to print the address say of the parents of the bride or groom. Most papers have stopped the printing of addresses because of that. |
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"Dr. Richard L. Hall" wrote in message ink.net... "Bob Peterson" wrote in message ... "bongo" wrote in message ... Don't worry... I'm not in the AOL white pages, and I have replied to Mossie. What ever happened to the good old days when burglars didn't use the AOL white pages? They would just drive around and look at houses that are easy targets and then rob them. What's next? www.recommendedhousestoburglarize.com? Back before the internet, burglers had to go to the library to use the reverse phone book. The fact is that this was never much of a problem anyway, and it is not a huge problem today either. If it bothers you, get your phone number changed to an unlisted one, or just cancel your landline and get a cell phone. And while you are at it, sell any real estate you won, or vehicles, ...And get off the voter registration lists (also public info). In many case, burglars only had to read the obits or the social pages to find people who would most likely be at weddings or funerals on a particular day. Sometimes the papers would even be obliging enough to print the address say of the parents of the bride or groom. Most papers have stopped the printing of addresses because of that. Many funeral homes now recomend that someone stay at the home of the deceased during the day of the funeral just for that reason. |
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ord says... Go to Google put your phone number including area code, search the Web and see what happens. Now you can get scared. Steve Gill People will have to try harder than that to find me b/c I have an unlisted phone number. -- ~~~Chrysta~~~ ANA#R-206318 My Collection: http://www.chrystawilson.com The Truth About Eric Tillery: http://www.chrystawilson.com/aboutk6az.html |
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Subject: Was: Glen Coleman Is:Coinsaver clueless?????
From: Chrysta Wilson Date: 9/7/2003 9:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: In article , says... Go to Google put your phone number including area code, search the Web and see what happens. Now you can get scared. Steve Gill People will have to try harder than that to find me b/c I have an unlisted phone number. -- ~~~Chrysta~~~ ANA#R-206318 My Collection: http://www.chrystawilson.com The Truth About Eric Tillery: http://www.chrystawilson.com/aboutk6az.html Yep, that works. There is a place to have it removed if it comes up with your address and a map of how to get there., but it takes 48 hrs. Steve Gill RCC Member # ? http://www.geocities.com/sgill1000/My_page.html |
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