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In real estate in West Chester Area …would I consider an offer on house

Is this Bridget?

Please ask me if this was Bridget

They wanted to sell my house

Wanted to verify it was me. Asked if I was interested in selling my house for the right price. I asked for the company name, address, phone number and their EIN number. That was the end of the text.

Had my first name, asked for me. Then asked if I would want to list my house at 193 Cedar Street. I do not know that address.

Asked if I was Mike and wanted to know if I would list my house for the right price

Wanted to know if I would list my house with them for the right price.

Kathy want to sell My house if price is right

Wants to list my house if its was the right price

Asked me if i was me, and then proceeded to ask me if I wanted to listen my house with their agent.

Asked to confirm that I was myself, by name

Asked if this was “name”, said yes, they then asked if I was interested in selling my house and named my address.

Confirmed my name and then asked if I was interested in listing my house with "our agent" for the right price.

They texting asking for me by name and then asking if I'd sell my house for the "right price."

Asked me to confirm if they had reached myself by my first name and then sent a separate text asking if it was my wife

Asked if I wanted to sell my house if someone offered enough and told me my address. While I know this is public information, there is very little out there on the internet about me personally. I use Incogni and they've scrubbed 99/9% of everything out there.

“Is this (my name, spelled correctly)?”

Asked if this is [my name]. They had my name spelled correctly, which is unusual.

they asked if it was me

"Is this NAME?" I have no contacts from the area code mentioned.

Wanted to verify my identity-

They didn't identify who they were and wanted to confirm my identity.

I have no idea who this is and I have never called or texted this number . Somehow they knew my name and wanted mt to verify my identity