Can anyone advise….is buying a Title plan from the gov website anonymous?

daisyflowersx · 2025-10-09T08:38:36+00:00

My sisters boyfriend is the most dodgy person I have ever known in my entire life. He says he owns a property. I don’t believe for a second that he does. I want to buy the £7 title plan from the gov website to find out life information about this property. I just want to know if whoever owns the house could possibly find out that I’ve done so? If they can, would my information be shown? I need to be careful as this guy is potentially dangerous, while I’m pretty certain he doesn’t own the house, he will know the owners so I just want to cover my back. Thank you

Andprettygood · 16/10/2025 07:27

What did the police say? @daisyflowersx

Thatmoves · 10/10/2025 12:44

Is your sister still with him??!

Thatmoves · 10/10/2025 12:44

daisyflowersx · 10/10/2025 08:21

My parents know he’s not ‘lovely’.

My parents are working with me to try get the truth.

They are not gullible - I can’t say too much as I really don’t want the whole story putting on here. This had been going on for 18 months now. It’s an extremely tricky situation, also with children involved.

Myself and my dad are going to the police station together. We have all been gullible around him at the start but none of us are anymore. We just have to be extremely careful how we approach it.

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What is his crime? Genuine question.

Lying about owning a property?

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daisyflowersx · 10/10/2025 08:23

ItsSoHot · 10/10/2025 08:10

Just a word of caution - Land Registry are running on a huge delay at the moment, so if he bought the property within the last year, there is a chance that the record might not be correct.

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Thank you for that.

He’s apparently owned this house for years. I have googled how accurate land registers is (clutching at straws) but as the house was apparently bought by him years ago, it should be accurate.

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daisyflowersx · 10/10/2025 08:21

Chillychock · 09/10/2025 13:51

I suspect to people like your sister and parents OP, you could go to them with a dozen files of evidence against him and they’ll look at you blankly and say “but he’s lovely, what are you going on about @daisyflowersx “

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My parents know he’s not ‘lovely’.

My parents are working with me to try get the truth.

They are not gullible - I can’t say too much as I really don’t want the whole story putting on here. This had been going on for 18 months now. It’s an extremely tricky situation, also with children involved.

Myself and my dad are going to the police station together. We have all been gullible around him at the start but none of us are anymore. We just have to be extremely careful how we approach it.

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daisyflowersx · 10/10/2025 08:18

Swiftie1878 · 10/10/2025 08:07

You said he’s not violent, yet you fear your mum could be in danger. What danger does he pose? Have you alerted the police?

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Not danger through him, danger of whoever else he might owe money too.

yes I’ve got an appointment at my local station.

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NooNakedJacuzziness · 10/10/2025 08:16

@ItsSoHotmakes a good point. You should be able to do an Application Search against the title number though to see if there’s any applications pending. Think that’s free of charge too.

ItsSoHot · 10/10/2025 08:10

daisyflowersx · 09/10/2025 10:02

I’ve done it, he doesn’t own it as suspected. I don’t actually think he knows the man who owns it either.

clares law is my next step. I don’t think he is violent, he’s actually extremely shy and doesn’t say much but I know from personal experience that means nothing.

I need to gather as much information as I can at the moment.

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Just a word of caution - Land Registry are running on a huge delay at the moment, so if he bought the property within the last year, there is a chance that the record might not be correct.

Swiftie1878 · 10/10/2025 08:07

daisyflowersx · 09/10/2025 10:44

There’s absolutely no chance my parents are going to get their money back. They both know that.

There is a hell of a lot more to this story, I wouldn't even know where to start. He has conned every single member of my family in some way - myself included.

my next step is to go to the police and is truly believe my mum could be in danger

You said he’s not violent, yet you fear your mum could be in danger. What danger does he pose? Have you alerted the police?

Puzzledtoday · 10/10/2025 08:07

It’s public information, not owned by the property owner. He won’t be told.

carpedaim · 10/10/2025 08:02

PollyBell · 10/10/2025 07:28

So anyone can randomly access a copy of anyone's title for any house? Wouldn't identity theft be an issue?

You can also buy a copy of anyone's birth, marriage or death certificate from the gov.uk website.

Notthatgameagain · 10/10/2025 08:01

It's just like purchasing anything else. He would not know

Getamoveon2024 · 10/10/2025 07:37

I do it fairly often. Came in handy recently when the “buyer” of our house said the delay was due to him struggling to sell his house. Land registry showed he didn’t own it at all and he was in fact a total fantasist!

Thatmoves · 10/10/2025 07:30

PollyBell · 10/10/2025 07:28

So anyone can randomly access a copy of anyone's title for any house? Wouldn't identity theft be an issue?

Only copies are provided
and a copy means squat all in terms of ID purposes

PollyBell · 10/10/2025 07:28

So anyone can randomly access a copy of anyone's title for any house? Wouldn't identity theft be an issue?

Thatmoves · 10/10/2025 07:17

BerryTwister · 09/10/2025 10:18

@DiscoBob but now OP has proof of his lie, she can hopefully ensure her parents don’t give him any more money.

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No chance.

The sister and parents are clearly gullible, vulnerable and easily led. If it’s not this chap, it will be someone else.

DiscoBob · 09/10/2025 14:02

BerryTwister · 09/10/2025 10:18

@DiscoBob but now OP has proof of his lie, she can hopefully ensure her parents don’t give him any more money.

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Yeah there is that. What a horrible situation. What an arsehole he is.

Chillychock · 09/10/2025 13:51

I suspect to people like your sister and parents OP, you could go to them with a dozen files of evidence against him and they’ll look at you blankly and say “but he’s lovely, what are you going on about @daisyflowersx “

BumpyWinds · 09/10/2025 10:57

I was going to say the same as others here.

Completely anonymous (even with alerts - that doesn't tell someone if a document has been downloaded - just if someone is trying to change something).

I agree that you should do a Clare's Law application. They won't tell you anything, but if there is anything to report, they will contact your sister. They also won't disclose who made the application.

Just because someone isn't violent, it doesn't mean that they aren't controlling or abusive in other ways.

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daisyflowersx · 09/10/2025 10:44

There’s absolutely no chance my parents are going to get their money back. They both know that.

There is a hell of a lot more to this story, I wouldn't even know where to start. He has conned every single member of my family in some way - myself included.

my next step is to go to the police and is truly believe my mum could be in danger

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BerryTwister · 09/10/2025 10:18

DiscoBob · 09/10/2025 10:15

Whether he owns the house or not he's got their money. The house ownership or lack of won't change that fact. They won't be any more or less likely to get it back if he's dodgy he probably just wouldn't pay them back regardless.

@DiscoBob but now OP has proof of his lie, she can hopefully ensure her parents don’t give him any more money.

Icreatedausernameyippee · 09/10/2025 10:17

daisyflowersx · 09/10/2025 10:02

I’ve done it, he doesn’t own it as suspected. I don’t actually think he knows the man who owns it either.

clares law is my next step. I don’t think he is violent, he’s actually extremely shy and doesn’t say much but I know from personal experience that means nothing.

I need to gather as much information as I can at the moment.

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Great instincts

BerryTwister · 09/10/2025 10:15

Mywindow · 09/10/2025 09:53

Again

your your focus then needs to be on your parents who you seem to think are gullible and vulnerable

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@Mywindow if OP can get hard evidence that the man is a liar, it’ll be a easier for her to persuade her family that he shouldn’t be trusted.

DiscoBob · 09/10/2025 10:15

Whether he owns the house or not he's got their money. The house ownership or lack of won't change that fact. They won't be any more or less likely to get it back if he's dodgy he probably just wouldn't pay them back regardless.

whimsicallyprickly · 09/10/2025 10:08

daisyflowersx · 09/10/2025 10:02

I’ve done it, he doesn’t own it as suspected. I don’t actually think he knows the man who owns it either.

clares law is my next step. I don’t think he is violent, he’s actually extremely shy and doesn’t say much but I know from personal experience that means nothing.

I need to gather as much information as I can at the moment.

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Good luck ! 🥰