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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 why re-checking matters, because they re-list you. For every site we track, see the full data-broker opt-out list.

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People-search sites (81)

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. Most of the opt-outs below are a self-serve form you can file yourself.

Property data brokers (145)

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.

Wholesaler skip-trace tools (29)

Skip-trace and lead tools are what real-estate wholesalers 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. They re-trace from upstream brokers, so get off those sources too.

These sites re-list people after an opt-out. With a free FendLand account you remove your info yourself, step by step. Shield Pro removes it for you from most of the 255 broker sites, walks you through the rest, and re-checks every 90 days.

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