Wipe yourself off thepeople-search sites

Assumed this would be another subscription I'd cancel after 30 days. It isn't. They found me on sites I had no idea existed and within about 3 weeks most of those listings were already showing as removed.

I was getting 8 to 10 spam calls a day, robocalls, fake Amazon, the whole nightmare. A month in and I'm down to one a week. Cutting off the brokers selling my number is the only thing that's ever worked.

First report showed my home address and phone number on 67 different broker sites. Two months in and the dashboard shows almost all 67 either gone or in progress.

Switched over from DeleteMe on a friend's recommendation. ProtectMyData covers way more sites and the dashboard tells you exactly what's happening with each one. Found 30+ listings my old service missed.

Took me about 5 minutes to sign up and add my details. That's it. They handle the rest and email me every couple of weeks with what they removed. No more opting out one form at a time.

Got the family plan for me, my husband and our two teenagers. The fact that my 16 year old's name and our home address were already on broker sites was honestly horrifying.

My home address was literally the first thing that came up when anyone searched my name. Their team prioritised the high-risk sites and it came down faster than I expected. I sleep a lot better now.

Signed up after someone tried to open a credit card in my name. My date of birth, address history and family connections were scattered across dozens of sites. This should be standard advice from every bank.

I work in cybersecurity and I still pay for this. Removing yourself manually across 200+ data brokers is a part time job nobody has time for. They do exactly what I'd do, just faster and with proof.

I've tried Incogni, DeleteMe and a couple of others over the past three years. A real human responds when I have questions, with proof of every removal. Completely different category.

Turns out my spam problem was data brokers selling my address everywhere. They cleared the extra sites I asked about too, and real human support replied within hours. Refreshing honestly.

Cancelled Incogni and two other privacy apps to pay for this one instead. Cheaper than my coffee budget and finally does what the others promised but never delivered.

Assumed this would be another subscription I'd cancel after 30 days. It isn't. They found me on sites I had no idea existed and within about 3 weeks most of those listings were already showing as removed.

I was getting 8 to 10 spam calls a day, robocalls, fake Amazon, the whole nightmare. A month in and I'm down to one a week. Cutting off the brokers selling my number is the only thing that's ever worked.

First report showed my home address and phone number on 67 different broker sites. Two months in and the dashboard shows almost all 67 either gone or in progress.

Switched over from DeleteMe on a friend's recommendation. ProtectMyData covers way more sites and the dashboard tells you exactly what's happening with each one. Found 30+ listings my old service missed.

Took me about 5 minutes to sign up and add my details. That's it. They handle the rest and email me every couple of weeks with what they removed. No more opting out one form at a time.

Got the family plan for me, my husband and our two teenagers. The fact that my 16 year old's name and our home address were already on broker sites was honestly horrifying.

My home address was literally the first thing that came up when anyone searched my name. Their team prioritised the high-risk sites and it came down faster than I expected. I sleep a lot better now.

Signed up after someone tried to open a credit card in my name. My date of birth, address history and family connections were scattered across dozens of sites. This should be standard advice from every bank.

I work in cybersecurity and I still pay for this. Removing yourself manually across 200+ data brokers is a part time job nobody has time for. They do exactly what I'd do, just faster and with proof.

I've tried Incogni, DeleteMe and a couple of others over the past three years. A real human responds when I have questions, with proof of every removal. Completely different category.

Turns out my spam problem was data brokers selling my address everywhere. They cleared the extra sites I asked about too, and real human support replied within hours. Refreshing honestly.

Cancelled Incogni and two other privacy apps to pay for this one instead. Cheaper than my coffee budget and finally does what the others promised but never delivered.

Assumed this would be another subscription I'd cancel after 30 days. It isn't. They found me on sites I had no idea existed and within about 3 weeks most of those listings were already showing as removed.

I was getting 8 to 10 spam calls a day, robocalls, fake Amazon, the whole nightmare. A month in and I'm down to one a week. Cutting off the brokers selling my number is the only thing that's ever worked.

First report showed my home address and phone number on 67 different broker sites. Two months in and the dashboard shows almost all 67 either gone or in progress.

Switched over from DeleteMe on a friend's recommendation. ProtectMyData covers way more sites and the dashboard tells you exactly what's happening with each one. Found 30+ listings my old service missed.

Took me about 5 minutes to sign up and add my details. That's it. They handle the rest and email me every couple of weeks with what they removed. No more opting out one form at a time.

Got the family plan for me, my husband and our two teenagers. The fact that my 16 year old's name and our home address were already on broker sites was honestly horrifying.

My home address was literally the first thing that came up when anyone searched my name. Their team prioritised the high-risk sites and it came down faster than I expected. I sleep a lot better now.

Signed up after someone tried to open a credit card in my name. My date of birth, address history and family connections were scattered across dozens of sites. This should be standard advice from every bank.

I work in cybersecurity and I still pay for this. Removing yourself manually across 200+ data brokers is a part time job nobody has time for. They do exactly what I'd do, just faster and with proof.

I've tried Incogni, DeleteMe and a couple of others over the past three years. A real human responds when I have questions, with proof of every removal. Completely different category.

Turns out my spam problem was data brokers selling my address everywhere. They cleared the extra sites I asked about too, and real human support replied within hours. Refreshing honestly.

Cancelled Incogni and two other privacy apps to pay for this one instead. Cheaper than my coffee budget and finally does what the others promised but never delivered.