Well I'm not in the habit of posting my phone number and address on the internet. And maybe the info on my documentations is different then my boat card, maybe not. But if you want my personal info you'll have to work for it and not by using web crawlers. And no we don't pass the cards out to strangers. We pass them out to cruisers that we know and feel comfortable with. Without my documentation number and nothing more than the boat name you will probably wind up with more than 50 and less than a hundred Beach Houses. But you can give it a try and see what you come up with. We don't include email addresses because we often give these cards to marinas and don't need any spam while we are cruising. We also use a couple of different email addresses and give certain ones to people we want to hear from and another for those we don't care. We are pretty much all over the internet anyway so it's not too hard to find out who we are, but info is limited. Anyway, this was about boat cards. Chuck
You missed the "wink" ?
One thing I know about the Internet, but forget sometimes is, you don't know your audience. You don't know who you can kid with and who might get highly offended by the same comment.
So - sorry about that.
The documented boat name with the homeport and length and make of the boat will narrow it down pretty well. That might be why so many people hide the stern with a dinghy. (That's another wink).