<prompt> Human: Im sorry if this isnt the correct subreddit to ask this but, an old friend of my mother decided to try and look her up and finally got a hold of them through a people search website fastpeoplesearch.com and pipl.com specifically by phone for a reunion. They asked when she moved and how they were enjoying the new state, but shes lived in the same house for the past 20 years. x200B;According to the results of people search site, it has results that my mothers current address was in a different state, but not only that were several other addresses and known associates that were a bunch of random people besides our immediate family. x200B;During the equifax security breach last year I helped them through the steps at FTC and everything looked to be fine. There so far have been no alerts or signs of Identity-Theft i.e. random withdrawls from bank balances, bills not showing up, or debt collector calls, according to her. My mother has a very unique ethnic name, so I dont think its a case of the data being a case of a person with the same name, the data with her age, former addresses, and known associates line up with her. Should this be a cause of concern? Or maybe a matter of junk data being associated with my mothers name? TL;DR Mothers search results in a people search engine is showing her current and past addresses to places out of state with known associates with people shes never heard. Should she be concerned for identity theft?  <response>: No, those sites mix data up frequently by guessing on stuff.If youre concerned pull her full credit report from all credit agencies and check all the addresses on record are correct and the other info is right. 