REMOVAL GUIDES
Get off the sites wholesalers pull from
The “we buy your house or land” texts start on a data-broker or people-search site. A wholesaler pulls your name, number, and address from one of these, then reaches out. Below is how to remove yourself from each, and how to stay off them for good. For every site we track, see the full data-broker opt-out list.
People-search sites
People-search sites publish your name next to your home address, phone numbers, age, and relatives on a page anyone can pull up for free. They are usually the first stop for a wholesaler or skip-tracer turning a county record into a number to text. Each opt-out below is a self-serve form you can file yourself.
Remove yourself from TruePeopleSearch →
Remove yourself from Spokeo →
Remove yourself from Whitepages →
Remove yourself from BeenVerified →
Remove yourself from Intelius →
Remove yourself from Radaris →
Remove yourself from TruthFinder →
Remove yourself from Instant Checkmate →
Remove yourself from ZabaSearch →
Remove yourself from CheckPeople →
Remove yourself from Spy Dialer →
Remove yourself from Ownerly →
Remove yourself from NeighborWho →
Remove yourself from FastBackgroundCheck →
Remove yourself from SearchPeopleFree →
Remove yourself from CyberBackgroundChecks →
Remove yourself from SmartBackgroundChecks →
Remove yourself from AdvancedBackgroundChecks →
Remove yourself from CocoFinder →
Remove yourself from SocialCatfish →
Remove yourself from PeopleLooker →
Remove yourself from IdCrawl →
Remove yourself from VoterRecords →
Remove yourself from Centeda →
Remove yourself from Dataveria →
Remove yourself from Veripages →
Remove yourself from UnMask →
Remove yourself from USA People Search →
Remove yourself from AnyWho →
Remove yourself from Addresses.com →
Remove yourself from US Search →
Property data brokers
Property data brokers compile deeds, mortgage records, and ownership history, then license them to marketers, lenders, and the skip-trace tools investors use to find owners. You will not have signed up for any of them. The removals below cut off the property and contact records these firms sell about you.
Remove yourself from CoreLogic (Cotality) →
Remove yourself from Acxiom →
Remove yourself from LexisNexis Risk Solutions →
Remove yourself from Epsilon →
Remove yourself from Equifax IXI Services →
Remove yourself from TransUnion Marketing Solutions →
Remove yourself from Versium →
Remove yourself from idiCORE (IDI Data) →
Remove yourself from TLOxp (TransUnion) →
Remove yourself from Alliant →
Remove yourself from Reonomy →
Remove yourself from AtData →
Remove yourself from Searchbug →
Remove yourself from Accurate Append →
Remove yourself from Landvoice →
Remove yourself from REDX →
Remove yourself from Speedeon Data →
Wholesaler skip-trace tools
Skip-trace and lead tools are what real-estate wholesalers actually pay for: they attach a live phone number to a property owner so their users can cold-text and call. Opting out asks the tool to suppress your data. Because they re-trace from upstream brokers, the durable fix is getting off those sources too.
Remove yourself from BatchLeads (BatchData, Batch Skip Tracing) →
Remove yourself from PropStream →
Remove yourself from DealMachine →
Remove yourself from Batch Dialer →
Remove yourself from BatchSkipTracing →
Remove yourself from PropertyRadar →
Remove yourself from LeadSherpa →
Remove yourself from LeadPropeller →
Remove yourself from Realeflow →
Remove yourself from DataZapp →
Remove yourself from Mojo Dialer →
Opting out one site at a time is a losing game: there are hundreds, and they re-list you. FendLand finds you across the biggest ones, files the removals, and keeps re-checking.
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