More Privacy related non-legal strategies
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Obtain a private Post Office (P.O. Box) for all mail, including magazine
subscriptions and the use the P.O. Box on your driver's license.
Do not file a change of address with the U.S. Postal Service, notify friends,
utilities and others directly.
Set-up Google or other search engines alerts for your name to monitor online
traffic and remove your personal information availability online such as
telephone number, address, etc. Sign up for your state's address confidentiality
program and obtain an unpublished and unlisted phone number and avoid calling
toll-free 800, 866, 888, 877 and 900 number services.
Don't list your name in an apartment building directory, use a variation for
visitors
Be very protective of your Social Security number and alert the three credit
bureaus - Experian, Equifax and Trans Union. Put a fraud alert on your credit
reports to avoid fraudulent access.
Make a police report and keep a log of every stalking incident.
Save all communications for evidence. Do not edit or alter them in any way.
Consider getting professional counseling and/or seeking help from a victims
support group.
If you are receiving unwanted contact, make clear to that person that you would
like him or her not to contact you again. |