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Two days after going under contract, received e-mail from random moving company.

Hey guys, just wanted to confirm my suspicions, or see if there are other possibilities.

I went under contract on a house a couple days ago.

Today, I received an e-mail congratulating me on the move and offering "moving consierge services". This email included the address of the property and my email address is not registered to a Zillow, Redfin, Trulia, etc account.

The only people (that I know of) that have this e-mail are:

My loan officer, my real estate agent, the listing agent, and the title company.

Someone I know recently used the same loan officer and this didn't happen to them, so that narrows it down to my realtor, the listing agent, their respective companies, or the title company.

To me, it's most likely that one of them sold my e-mail. The only other thing that I can think of, is public record, but it happened very recently, so that seems unlikely to me.

What do you guys think? Curious to know if this is common and if there are other possibilities.

TLDR: Got email from a random moving company that included the address of a property that I went under contract for a couple of days ago. I think it was one of the real estate agents or the title company. Whodunnit?

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