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How to remove yourself from SearchPeopleFree

Free people search showing names, ages, phone numbers, current and past addresses, emails and relatives.

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Opt-out page
searchpeoplefree.com/opt-out
Owned by
Mississippi Tornado Alley, LLC (Sacramento, CA) per California data broker registry
Cost
Free
Processing time
"Please allow 3 days for your record to be fully removed from our site." (searchpeoplefree.com/opt-out, via search-index text)
Related sites
usphonebook.com, cyberbackgroundchecks.com, fastpeoplesearch.com, advancedbackgroundchecks.com, fastbackgroundcheck.com, peoplesearchnow.com, phonebooks.com, smartbackgroundchecks.com, usa-people-search.com

What you'll need

  • Email address (removal-form link emailed to you)
  • Name
  • CAPTCHA
  • Removal session lasts 30 minutes once opened
  • Phone alternative: 800-958-6869

Step by step

  1. Go to searchpeoplefree.com/opt-out.
  2. Enter your name and email address and complete the CAPTCHA.
  3. Click the link emailed to you within 24 hours (after that, request a new one).
  4. Within the 30-minute session, enter information matching the record you want removed and submit.
  5. Confirm you see the confirmation page and get a confirmation email.

Tips and gotchas

  • The removal session expires after 30 minutes.
  • SearchPeopleFree says it can only remove data from its own site, not original public-record sources.
  • Same operator as USPhonebook, CyberBackgroundChecks and FastPeopleSearch; after opting out, spot-check those sites.

Will it stay removed?

unconfirmed for this site specifically; the same operator's USPhonebook says new public records may cause information to 'appear in our data products again in the future'.

Sources

Broker opt-out processes change often. If a step above no longer matches what you see, the broker's own opt-out page is the authority.