Property data broker
Landvoice opt out: how to remove yourself
Sells expired-listing, for-sale-by-owner, pre-foreclosure, distressed, and whole-neighborhood homeowner phone lists to agents who cold call from them. Its own privacy policy states that in the last twelve months it has sold names, addresses, email addresses, and telephone numbers. Landvoice says an opt-out stops future distribution, so it does not recall lists a subscriber has already exported.
At a glance
- Type
- Property data broker
- Removal cost
- Free
- How you opt out
- Online opt-out form
- Steps to complete
- 4 steps
- Suggested recheck
- Every 14 days
- Backup channel
- support@landvoice.com
- Opt-out link verified
- Sep 2026
How to opt out of Landvoice
- 1You should also file Landvoice's own Do not sell my information form on their removal page.
- 2Enter your first and last name, street, city, state, ZIP, email, and phone. Every one of those fields is required, and there is no California residency gate.
- 3Tick Please remove and do not sell my personal information, then submit.
- 4Landvoice states that removal stops future distribution but does not recall lists already exported to subscribers, so calls sourced from older lists can continue for a while.
FendLand last confirmed this opt-out link works in Sep 2026.
Landvoice is one of 130 broker sites Shield Pro covers
The same records that put you on Landvoice are spread across our full data-broker opt-out list, and that spread is how wholesalers and spammers got your number in the first place. Opting out of one site helps for a while, then Landvoice re-lists you after its next data refresh. FendLand shows where you are listed. Shield Pro removes it for you at most sites, walks you through the rest, and re-checks every 90 days.
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Questions
Is Landvoice legitimate?
Yes. Landvoice is a real company, not a scam. It is a data broker: it buys and compiles property, ownership, and contact records, then licenses them to marketers, lenders, and the skip-trace tools wholesalers use to find owners to call. That is a legal business in the US, which is why your records can be in its database without you ever hearing of it. Opting out is your right and it is free: Landvoice publishes its own request process, and you do not have to give a reason. Some property and mortgage data may be kept under regulatory exemptions, so a removal can be partial.
Why is Landvoice showing my information?
Landvoice builds its file on you from public property and mortgage records, recorded deeds, and commercial marketing data it licenses in bulk, not from anything you handed it. Your name enters its database the moment you appear on a recorded document, which is why it can list you with no signup. You can request removal or suppression for free, though some property and mortgage records may be retained under regulatory exemptions.
Will removing myself from Landvoice stop the "we buy your house or land" texts?
It helps, but Landvoice is one of many data brokers feeding the same marketing and skip-trace lists, and the records return after each refresh, so you need to remove yourself across the whole set and re-verify on a schedule. Shield Pro removes your info from most of the 130 broker sites for you, walks you through the rest, and re-checks every 90 days.