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September 19, 2005, 5:37 pmZabaSearch Dot Com
Dear Lottery Post Members. My daughter in law sent me this E-Mail for passing on to all my friends and relatives. It is amzing what information is available on me and my friends. Try it out on yourself or your friends.
Here is a warning from one of our directors, John Allen, who is also a police officer.
Subject: Web Site
We were advised of an interesting, yet concerning web site. If you enter www.zabasearch.com, you can search their data base by putting a persons name and state. Hit enter and you may find out more people have information about you than you'd like to think. As an example. I entered my name and got two hits which included month and year of DOB, address, and phone number. You can also use the satellite imaging program and see your house.
We in law enforcement are very concerned and have been told there are ways of having your personal information removed, but we've been told the process is somewhat complicated. Once I learn how the process is done, I will pass the information on.
With this kind of information floating around the Internet, it becomes more and more important to keep your social security number as secure as possible. DO NOT keep your SS card on your person (wallet/purse). And DO NOT give out any personal information out over the phone or person to person unless you've initiated the contact and know the business or person you're talking with. One last thing to keep in mind. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Don't fall for any scams (ie: lottery's/cruises).
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Comment by pacattack05 - September 19, 2005, 6:04 pm
Very interesting. Also I noticed in your bio you were at NAS Miramar, california. I went there on detachments six times during my navy days. I was stationed in NAS Boca Chica Florida in Key West from 1982 to 1986. I was a hydraulic mechanic. One of the times we were there, they were filming top gun. The best base in the navy. I just found out that it's all comprised of marines now. All navy personnel have been moved. What a shame.LOL
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Comment by pacattack05 - September 19, 2005, 6:06 pm
I was reffering to Miramar as the best base, not boca chica.
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Comment by hosni - September 19, 2005, 7:41 pmLoved it at NAS Miramar as a Grumman employee. Retired from Grumman on 1 Oct 1992. I was part of the Grumman Engineering team who helped the Top Gun movie production. If you are familiar with the F-14 Tomcat, we used existing wiring for the exteranal fuel tank jettison system to run the cameras. Some of the shots for the movie were taken by the cameras mounted where the fuel tanks used to be. Grumman Aerospace Corp. was given credit in the movie for our support. Since I have been retired for almost 13 years, life is good in Paradise. Navy moved out of Miramar around 1998, F-14's to NAS Oceana and E2C's to NAS Point Mugu. It's all Marines now. The personel load doubled when Marines moved in. But they have really built the base up, with more housing and facilities. Love it here?
Escondido John
Escondido John
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Comment by konane - September 19, 2005, 8:09 pm
Someone sent me a link to Zabasearch a few weeks ago. Their email removal is tricky at best and seems to go in circles so figured it would not accomplish the purpose. They did give a physical address to write for removal from their list.
Copy all listings on their site for your name so they can know which ones are yours and send a letter to the following address. It worked for me and I've been removed.
ZabaTools
PO Box 45210
Omaha, NE 68145
Copy all listings on their site for your name so they can know which ones are yours and send a letter to the following address. It worked for me and I've been removed.
ZabaTools
PO Box 45210
Omaha, NE 68145
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Comment by pacattack05 - September 19, 2005, 8:28 pm
First to respond to Konane. I admire your perseverence. Secondly, Iam glad that it was so easy to remove. Bravo....
Hosni....Iam somewhat aware of f-14 tomcats, but specialized in A-3s and watched others dabble with the A-6be, for a while.
We had the second oldest A-6b. The first plane went down in Vietnam. I think it was called " Methusula".
There were P-3s also. Sometimes, when we where in Miramar, Isreali Kafirs would stop by for a visit. It was interesting to be able to talk to these Isreali pilots. Very interesting.
Hosni....Iam somewhat aware of f-14 tomcats, but specialized in A-3s and watched others dabble with the A-6be, for a while.
We had the second oldest A-6b. The first plane went down in Vietnam. I think it was called " Methusula".
There were P-3s also. Sometimes, when we where in Miramar, Isreali Kafirs would stop by for a visit. It was interesting to be able to talk to these Isreali pilots. Very interesting.
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