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[collacentaur]

Wasn't it only about ten days ago that I was talking with people about Drew's requests for alumni donations and how happy I was that they didn't know where I am?

Well, Drew has found me. I had a donation request in Saturday's mail, and a copy of Drew Magazine in today's. I do like reading the magazine, but I'm personally in some sort of contact with nearly everyone I'm interested in, and none of us give our information to the class secretaries.

I suspect this means that Medfest is making their information available to the university records; either that or someone I know got annoyed at me and turned me in. ;-)

I'll have to move now, to get away from them.

Comments

[ourika.livejournal.com]

It may not be what you think. Montclair State has followed me through two addresses even though they were never given the information that I moved to AZ. I have absolutely no idea how it's possible, but it happened. Heck, I've had Domestications following me since I lived in Bloomfield, and I purchased from them *once* in 1998. I have no idea how they do it, but they manage it somehow.

[blackfog.livejournal.com]

Basically, I can tell you there's little to no way to avoid being found again. You'd have to drop off the face of the planet, and I mean literally. No mail, no bills, no credit, no cameras, no nothing. If there's data on someone, you can be found.

As to how it worked this time, I have no idea, but there are plenty of ways to find people and keep their address up to date.