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dixxi30

davester wrote: »

Might be worth you asking to do a check, incase someone is stolen your address for fraud. It happened to me, bailiffs came to the door. Took hrs to clear it up.

davster.who should i ask? sorry being a bit vague

6889joannew

This makes me feel sick honestly, everyones details on show its disgusting plus photos from peoples facebook without peoples consent thats just not on.
Ok maybe its good for those who dont mind their ids splashed over the internet

the_rottweiler

Wow, this is really great i just found my sons godmother who moved to NZ about 7 years ago, we lost touch when i moved and lost her address. Grateful thanks to Mattytun i would thank you 100 times if i could

PurpleK8

:eek: OMG, this is seriously scary! There were pages of stuff on me, all good (I work for a charity)!
I also looked up my family, there was loads of stuff, including quotes by my mum, shes a bit of an activist (shes a pensioner so not too dangerous!), she'll be campaigning against this site when I tell her!:eek:

davester

dixxi30 wrote: »

davster.who should i ask? sorry being a bit vague

As you have no actual evidence of fraud , then contacting your local council with the details. I had the police involved and they took care of it as a crime had been committed.

cozza

I found myn and my son but the age bracket is wrong lol
but not only that i found my sons dad which i havnt been in contact since i was pregnant and my son is 21 this year ?

EssexGirl

Only found very out of date electoral results for me and mine.
Oh and apparently I won a competition that I never got the prize for....

chloecc

i dotn like this at all

Rabbitx

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I crossed the box on the Council tax register!

judyjetson

mrsyorkie wrote: »

Well I'm not on it so that's good but what is scary is that a person with the same name as my husband is on it listed as being a member of the BNP!!! All this other guys details are on it - address, telephone number etc.
Surely this is some sort of data protection breach/human rights breach?

How bizarre, I could have written your post! I'm not on it either (although when I search for my husband, I show up as being at the same address) and my husband also has the same name as a member of the BNP, who regularly stands as a candidate in our area, which would probably explain why his details are freely available.

There was a list published a couple of months ago with details of members of the BNP, so maybe that's how the guy with the same name as your husband's has all his details showing.