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How many?

By j7uy5 on October 21, 2006.



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style="color: black;">There are:

3

people with my name

in the U.S.A.


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I knew there was at least one other.  I used to get
threatening letters and phone calls from bill collectors, because he
had gotten divorced, gotten stuck with his ex-wife's Sears bill (about
$750) and did not pay it.  



It showed up on my credit report for years.  I wrote several
letters trying to get it removed, but they never would.  



It is gone now.  That's the way these things work.  



HT: Noor
Ali-Hassan


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There is a database of the frequency of names from the US census that I think they're using here. I appears to take frequency of first name and frequency of last name and then calculate the probable intersection.

Of course that's obviously flawed. Try entering "Juan Murphy" - 560.