How to remove your personal information from data broker sites

1. Find out who actually lists you
   Search your own name with your city and note every site that returns a record; that list is your work queue.
2. Use the opt-out page, not the support email
   Most brokers have a specific removal URL; support inboxes route nowhere.
3. Give the minimum identifying data
   An opt-out form that asks for a scan of your ID is asking for more than it needs; check whether a record URL is enough.
4. Record the date and the confirmation
   Removals get reversed, and a dated confirmation is what makes the second request fast.
5. Re-check in ninety days
   Re-listing after a data refresh is routine, not an exception.

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