Absolutely, scammers like to use fake emails (Phishing) or text messages (Smishing). These are just 2 major ways scammers get you. After they have gotten your personal info online: since they already have your full name, email address & phone# that was provided by data brokers.The messages they send over to you seem more credible & personalized & you’ll be surprisewhat many people unknowingly just hand over to these scammers.

We use advance AI tools that encrypts data in transit & at rest to scan & aggregate all of your info, across a huge database & on additional websites...Only then once your info is found on that website. Do we send a deletion request. What’s shocking is that most of the major data removal services. List what websites they’re going to remove you from & then they’ll just have their automation software send removal requests with all your info to all those sites, to ask for removal. This is called blind opt outs. It’s easier with less overhead cost, because it’s mostly automated. Not only is it non-effective, it's dangerous. Because if a site does not have your information. Why in the world would you give them the customers information? We only request opt out from sites that we find your information, and provide them with what was found on their website about you to have that taken down.
Not just because it’s a data broker website. That does not mean your information is on that specific website. Here we use automation & ML but mostly to scan & locate where your information is within hundreds of websites. Correctly opting you out & doing all the follow-ups needs a human element. That we provision. That’s why most of the major data removal websites their service is only $8 per month, because it’s just mostly automated & their actual removal percentage is quite low.

Your information is scanned across a huge data broker database of almost 1000 data brokers. That is more than any other data removal company. We're also adding data brokers as they appear

We all do but some people might need it more like victims of stalking, abuse & harassment, public figures, or anyone who is actively seeking employment, especially anyone who’s first or last name is not as popular (as these results usually stand out & can appear at the very top of the first page), or anyone that puts a premium on their well-being: by not wanting their current phone number, email & current address displayed all over the internet.

First, what is considered blind opt outs? It is the practice of sending data removal requests to data brokers and other entities without verifying whether the user's data is actually present on their systems. This can lead to several problems, including the exposure of personal information to entities that don't have it & potential for inaccurate opt out status.
Why it's problematic:
● False positives:
Many requests might be sent to companies that don't have your information, leading to unnecessary data exposure and an illusion of action.
● Ineffectiveness:
The sheer volume of requests might mean that legitimate opt-outs aren't handled properly, as the data broker might not be equipped to handle the volume or might not have the correct data in the first place.
● Security risks:
Sending personal information in bulk to many different entities can increase the risk of your data being compromise.
This is a practice that is born out of necessity for many of the major data brokers, they make their cost per month extremely low. This gets them millions of customers. They then use automation to find a simplified way to manage all those customers & their opt outs. Hence, blind opt outs.

We cover all 50 States(USA) But we also cover Australia, Brazil, Canada, Spain, Egypt, India, Switzerland, New Zealand, South Africa, Turkey, Italy, Ireland, Germany, France, Netherlands, UK, Sweden, Greece: If you do not live in one of these country’s and need assistance with data removal. Send us a message with what your privacy concerns are & our team we’ll look into how we can assist you.
STATES WITH STRICT DATA PRIVACY LAWS
CA, TX, VA, UT, WA, DE, CO. Other states with comprehensive data laws: IN, NJ, MT, NH, OR, TN, IA. Starting in 2026, Californians will have a significantly easier option: submitting automated deletion requests simultaneously to every single registered data broker through California’s official Deletion and Request Opt-Out Portal (DROP). YAY

Most websites, on your computer or phone that you visit daily. Are collecting & selling your information to data brokers. Hence, disclaimer link “Do not sell my personal information.”
“To barely stay within their policy they provide a way to opt out by clicking on that link. Or, by going to their privacy policy, find this & Opt Out asap. This is something you can do. To take more control of how your data is being sold, while we remove you from the sites that you're currently on now. Also, be mindful some data removal company’s has this very same link on the very bottom of their website in small text. If you’re always paying attention you’ll see it.