July 17, 2024 
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Opt out of Swordfish.ai
- By Dimitri Shelest CEO at Onerep
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Swordfish.ai is a B2B database with the mission to ‘provide sales teams and recruiters with the shortest route to their next win’. That leads to them sharing cell phone numbers, business email addresses & personal email addresses, social media profiles, job titles, employment and educational background, and more personal information on their site. To remove your record from Swordfish, you need to fill out an opt-out form on their website.
How to remove your information from Swordfish.ai?
Step 1: Open Swordfish.ai’s opt-out page
To access Swordfish’s opt-out webpage, click on ‘Opt-Out/ Do Not Sell My Info’ in the website’s footer or simply click here.
Step 2: Fill out and submit the opt-out form
On the appearing page, enter your full name, email address, phone number, and paste the URLs of existing social media profiles. Then click the ‘Remove’ button.
Your request has been successfully submitted. The information you entered in the form should be prevented from displaying within 7 business days.
How to contact Swordfish.ai directly
To contact Swordfish.ai, submit your questions or concerns via their online form.
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About Swordfish.ai
Founded in: 2015
Database features: over 3 billion profiles
Approximate number of monthly visitors: 190K
What Swordfish.ai shares: contact information, place of employment and job title, location, social media links, and more.
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How do I opt out of Swordfish.ai?
To remove your data from Swordfish, go to their opt-out page. Fill out the form with all the necessary details such as your full name, email address, and social media links, and click ‘Remove’. Your information should be removed within 7 business days.
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