Is it the mistake here again?
"From who did you know me?" or "From whom did you know me?"
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Neither sentence is correct, and they are hard to understand. But I think you're trying to say, "From whom did you find out about me?" or "From whom did you learn about me?"
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"From whom did you know me?"
This is the right sentence usage.
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