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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
"How did you get my address?"
I was just asked by a potential seller, via email, how I got their address. I used Listsource to pull my first list and sent out a mailer. Should I just mention the county assessor page? Lol
Does anyone have an example of how to respond?
Thanks,
Stephen
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Nicole A.
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Just tell them you used a service that pulls public records, such as homeowner information. Using the term "public record" might remind them that their information is no secret, and therefore, you did nothing wrong/illegal/shady in getting that information.