LAST EDITED ON 07-07-14 AT 08:45 PM (EST)

My friend of mine told me about this -- he did a simple Google search of another friend of his and found a site (I'm not naming) that will provide significant personal information (including exact home address, date of birth, credit status, court records, etc) for just a few dollars.

I checked it out using my own name and found the process easy -- essentially luddite-friendly. You get the option to buy unlimited access for up to 60 days. I was later sent an email offering a five-day introductory offer for $1. I considered taking it so check the accuracy but then thought 'why give them my credit card info?' which they may already have.

I would like to know if there is a way to block this info.

• RE: Something else to worry about,cahaya, 09:36 PM, 07-07-14
  • RE: Something else to worry about,starshine, 03:51 AM, 07-08-14
• RE: Something else to worry about,kingfish, 08:51 AM, 07-08-14

As an American, you don't have a chance. Publicly and commercially available information on you is already out there for the world to see.

Meanwhile, the EU Court decides that Europeans have the 'right to be forgotten'.

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