Spam calls?
See what your number gives away.
People-search sites put a name, an address and relatives next to a phone number, and sell the lot. Enter yours and see what comes up. Free.
- Free to check
- No account
- No card
- Name
- Alex Example, 41
- Phone
- (555) 010-0142
- Address
- 12 Sample Street, Anytown
- Lived at
- 2 earlier addresses
- Relatives
- Sam Example, Pat Example
- alex@example.com
Your number leads strangers to the rest of you.
Type a phone number into a people-search site and it returns a page: a name, an address, the people who live there. Three kinds of stranger use that page.
- Scam callers
They sound like they know you.
A caller who has your name, your street and a relative’s name is easy to believe. One people-search listing hands over all three.
- People-search sites
They publish a page on you.
Sites like Whitepages and Spokeo show a page per person: phone, address history, relatives. Anyone can search them, and the preview is free.
- Data brokers
They sell your details on.
Companies you have never dealt with collect records about people and sell them. California’s state registry alone lists more than 600.
You can’t remove what you haven’t seen. Start with the free check.
Check your number freeTake your details back.
You do the first step. We do the paperwork.
Check your number
Enter your number and see the record tied to it: name, addresses, relatives, emails. Free, in about a minute.
We file the removals for you
Pick a plan and give us your permission. We file the first batch within 24 hours of receiving your details, and the rest within 7 days. That covers the 50 sites on our list.
We keep checking
Listings come back. On a monthly or yearly plan we check the sites again every 30 days and file again when one returns.
50 sites
People-search sites and data brokers, each one named on your dashboard.
24 h to start
From receiving your details to the first removal requests being filed, with an email as each one is sent.
30 days
To ask for a full refund, for any reason. And always if we don’t file the first batch within 24 hours of receiving your details.
Straight answers.
How removal works, what it costs and what to expect. Questions about the check are on the check page.
How long does removal take?
We file the first batch within 24 hours of receiving your details, and the rest within 7 days. After that it depends on each site: some take a listing down within days, others take weeks, and a few ask you to confirm by email or phone first. We can’t speed a site up, and we won’t pretend to.
How do I follow what you’ve done?
Log in with your phone number. Your dashboard lists every site with its state: queued, sent or confirmed, with the date. A state changes only when we have done that step.
34 requests cover the 50 sites for each person: some companies run several sites, and one request clears them all.
Do records come back?
They can. These sites keep refreshing their records, so a listing that was removed can reappear. On a monthly or yearly plan we check the sites again every 30 days and file again when one returns.
Can I do this for free?
Yes. Each site has its own removal form, linked below. It costs time instead of money: expect one form per site, and a confirmation by email or phone on some.
If you live in California, start with DROP, the state’s free Delete Request and Opt-out Platform. It’s for California residents only.
- WhitepagesLook yourself up on Whitepages (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for Whitepages (opens in a new tab)
- SpokeoLook yourself up on Spokeo (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for Spokeo (opens in a new tab)
- BeenVerifiedLook yourself up on BeenVerified (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for BeenVerified (opens in a new tab)
- TruePeopleSearchLook yourself up on TruePeopleSearch (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for TruePeopleSearch (opens in a new tab)
- FastPeopleSearchLook yourself up on FastPeopleSearch (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for FastPeopleSearch (opens in a new tab)
- PeopleFindersLook yourself up on PeopleFinders (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for PeopleFinders (opens in a new tab)
- InteliusSame form covers Instant Checkmate and TruthFinderLook yourself up on Intelius (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for Intelius (opens in a new tab)
- That’s ThemLook yourself up on That’s Them (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for That’s Them (opens in a new tab)
- USPhonebookLook yourself up on USPhonebook (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for USPhonebook (opens in a new tab)
- 411.comLook yourself up on 411.com (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for 411.com (opens in a new tab)
- FamilyTreeNowLook yourself up on FamilyTreeNow (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for FamilyTreeNow (opens in a new tab)
- FastBackgroundCheckLook yourself up on FastBackgroundCheck (opens in a new tab)
- PeopleSearch.comLook yourself up on PeopleSearch.com (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for PeopleSearch.com (opens in a new tab)
- PeopleSearchNowLook yourself up on PeopleSearchNow (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for PeopleSearchNow (opens in a new tab)
- PrivateEyeLook yourself up on PrivateEye (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for PrivateEye (opens in a new tab)
- USATraceLook yourself up on USATrace (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for USATrace (opens in a new tab)
- Whitepages PremiumLook yourself up on Whitepages Premium (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for Whitepages Premium (opens in a new tab)
- Quick People TraceLook yourself up on Quick People Trace (opens in a new tab)
- RealtyHopLook yourself up on RealtyHop (opens in a new tab)
- VeriPagesLook yourself up on VeriPages (opens in a new tab)Opt-out form for VeriPages (opens in a new tab)
Will this cut down spam calls?
Over time, yes, though not to zero. People-search sites are one of the places spammers and scammers find numbers, listed right next to the names behind them. Taking yours off them cuts off that source, so expect fewer new spam calls as the removals take effect. Lists that were already sold keep circulating, so some calls will still get through.
It works best alongside the free basics: the National Do Not Call Registry, your carrier’s spam filter, and your phone’s setting to silence unknown callers.
What’s the refund policy?
If we don’t file the first batch within 24 hours of receiving your details, you get your money back. You can also ask for a full refund for any reason within 30 days of paying. One email is enough.
Why do you need my permission?
A site will only take a request from you or from someone you’ve authorised. Right after you pay, you tick a box that makes us your agent for one purpose: asking data brokers and people-search sites to delete your information and stop selling it. Some sites still insist on hearing from you directly; when one does, we tell you what to click.