Uses free requests to remove household information from directory and face-search websites, records progress, and checks monthly for returning listings.
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1You give it a job
2Does the work
3You review
What It Does
Uses free requests to remove household information from directory and face-search websites, records progress, and checks monthly for returning listings.
Who It’s For:Households seeking free removal from broker and personal search sites.
What You Ask It
“Remove our household from data broker sites”
“Check each month for listings that return”
“Keep a record of our removal requests”
What You Get Back
You get household listing removals, a record of the work, and monthly checks for listings that reappear.
What It Won’t Do
It never spends money on removals or anything else.
① You ask→
② Works on your task→
③ You review
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