misterspock wrote:I wanted to find out if someone on the forum wound up buying this ** expired/removed eBay auction **If so, pm me since I wanted to relay something I noticed
dwarf wrote:It is a beautiful piece of art. Valerie Valusek is one of my favourite D&D artist, if someone here knows how to contact her (apart from Facebook) and/or knows if she accepts art commission, please leave me a pm.
gyg wrote:amazing amount of info there, but can't help but think that it feels wrong to post it on a public forum. (feel free to disagree, but I don't think I'd be happy if it were my personal details being bandied around , though perhaps I'm just a super-sensitive guy )
Prufrock wrote:You scare me a little, ScketreWhisp.Martin
danull wrote:Wrong? What's wrong with the guy posting it one post after I said I'd been in contact with her and she didn't want people contacting her outside facebook
Mars wrote:She should contact the US white pages and get herself removed from their database (if that is even possible). This is the standard information that comes up when you do a search for anyone.
bbarsh wrote:I have to tell you that it looks like Scept only posted a shred of what is available. There is a way to do simple "background" check on people that is basically free and gives you pages of information. Lawyers use it all the time. There is a real name for the search, similar to a credit check. I recall seeing one on a subcontractor that skipped town on me years ago. It was about 10 pages long and listed pretty much everything about the guy including dozens of known / possible relatives with related contact info. It had every known address the guy ever lived at. Lots more. Now that is scary stuff.
Prufrock wrote:You scare me a little, ScketreWhisp.
Kingofpain89 wrote:A Google search won't normally get you this information.
Mars wrote:Normally this is exactly the info you get when you do a google search.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Yeah but for me Google's results are spotty and broken up so much I may have to search through possibly hundreds of individual entries to find specific things I am looking for. Pipl.com and other deep web search engines clean it up for me considerably.
Mars wrote:She should contact the US white pages and get herself removed from their database (if that is even possible). This is the standard information that comes up when you do a search for anyone.It's silly to have a public facebook page that lists her relatives (Father, Mother, two brothers, etc), friends, where she works, when/where she went to school and expect her information to be kept private.