If I have a P.O. Box number, can people who don't know me still find out my house address?

Question

If I don't give the address, not even to be put in the phone book?

Answer 1

Your insurance company shares that info. So does the lender if you own or if you rent the landlord runs your credit which ties you to the address. The utility companies, Cable Phone, water, electric, gas  belong to the credit companies that share info

Answer 2

sure as long as you have a drivers lic or state ID anyone can find you

Answer 3

Possibly. You might want to sort out the source of your paranoia. No one should be so fearful. :0(

Answer 4

It costs $1.00 at the post office to get the actual physical address of the person who owns a P.O. box. You have to fill out a request form, takes about five minutes, depending on the line at the Post Office.

Answer 5

If they "Google" you they might find a directory that gives your address AND phone number.

Answer 6

Yes!  There are ways, and they are legal.  If you are a property owner, you are probably listed on a county property record data base, which can be accessed by anyone.  For example, here in the Dallas area, I can look on the Dallas County property data base and find the exact address, current valuation, appraisal history, deed transfer dates and more.  Even billionaires are not exempt from this.  Out of curiosity, I recently decided to see if I could find billionaire Mark Cuban's address, which I did easily.  Not only did I find all the information I listed earlier, but it also provided a map of the location.  Using that, I could then go to mapquest.com and get an actual aerial shot of the property, not just a street map.  Pretty scary, isn't it?  Just think of the evil mischief that would-be malefactors could make of this information.

Answer 7

Only law enforcement with proper ID can get your Street address from the (US) Post office