How to ZAP a Realtard?

[irvinehusky]

Hello,

I've been having this issue for many years since I got my home phone number but it looks like it was previously used by a realtard (My apologies to the real professional resident Realtors on this board) or she mistyped my number in the MLS.  Originally, I was getting calls for everything regarding picking up her pharmacy prescriptions to calls from her personal friends.  Unfortunately, I don't speak that language so I couldn't really communicate with her friends to convince them that person didn't live here. 

One time, I was able to find the Web site of the realtor and e-mailed her.  I got no response back (no apologies or anything) but after spending about a year telling the callers that they have the wrong number, the calls died down to a trickle.

Then, starting about last month calls to see the property at "so and so" started to pick up where I'm getting at  least a few calls per day now. I guess that tells me more people are looking for houses? 

Anyway, I noticed the name of the street that these recent people were calling about and one mentioned that he saw it on realtor.com, so I checked it out.  There were a couple properties for rent on that street with the same brokerage name (not the name of the agent; no Web sites or e-mail address).  And, yes, my home phone number was the number listed on both.

I searched the brokerage(?) name but nothing came up that I can use to contact the agent. I am sure it is the same agent though.  Unfortunately, I can't remember her name right now.

I apologize but I don't want to list the brokerage name (cause it's a fairly unique name) and my home phone number is listed on the properties advertised.

If anyone has ideas on how to track down this agent and get a free dinner on her   please let me know.

Thank you very much for your help.

 

[usctrojancpa]

Hello,

I've been having this issue for many years since I got my home phone number but it looks like it was previously used by a realtard (My apologies to the real professional resident Realtors on this board) or she mistyped my number in the MLS.  Originally, I was getting calls for everything regarding picking up her pharmacy prescriptions to calls from her personal friends.  Unfortunately, I don't speak that language so I couldn't really communicate with her friends to convince them that person didn't live here. 

One time, I was able to find the Web site of the realtor and e-mailed her.  I got no response back (no apologies or anything) but after spending about a year telling the callers that they have the wrong number, the calls died down to a trickle.

Then, starting about last month calls to see the property at "so and so" started to pick up where I'm getting at  least a few calls per day now. I guess that tells me more people are looking for houses? 

Anyway, I noticed the name of the street that these recent people were calling about and one mentioned that he saw it on realtor.com, so I checked it out.  There were a couple properties for rent on that street with the same brokerage name (not the name of the agent; no Web sites or e-mail address).  And, yes, my home phone number was the number listed on both.

I searched the brokerage(?) name but nothing came up that I can use to contact the agent. I am sure it is the same agent though.  Unfortunately, I can't remember her name right now.

I apologize but I don't want to list the brokerage name (cause it's a fairly unique name) and my home phone number is listed on the properties advertised.

If anyone has ideas on how to track down this agent and get a free dinner on her   please let me know.

Thank you very much for your help.

You can look on the CA DRE website to find her mailing address.  If you PM me her name, I can do a search on MLS for her as well.