August 14, 2024 
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How to opt out USPhoneBook & remove your info [2024]
- By Dimitri Shelest CEO at Onerep
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- Removal difficulty: Low
- Profile is removed within: 9 days
- Manual submission: around 15 min
- Removal requirements: email, CAPTCHA
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What is USPhoneBook?
USPhoneBook.com is a data broker site that shares personal information online by providing reverse phone number lookup, name lookup, and reverse address lookup services. The searches on this website are completely free.
USPhoneBook collects and shares full names, landline and cell phone numbers, residential and business phone numbers, carriers associated with phone numbers, age and location of the phone number owner, property data, and much more. To remove your private data from USPhoneBook’s database, submit an online opt-out request and verify it via email.
Why should I opt out of USPhoneBook.com?
A simple Google search of your name will pull up links not only to your social media and work pages, but also to numerous databases that share the personal information of adult US citizens. These sites, known as data brokers, gather information about individuals and businesses from public records and open sources and combine it into personal reports. Anyone can access these reports, from a potential employer to a cybercriminal.
Having your sensitive information shared on data brokers and people search sites exposes you to numerous threats, including different types of identity theft, doxxing, and account takeover. Even such mundane bits of information as your cell phone number and current address can be used against you – for stalking and swatting.
Moreover, most data brokers aren’t FCRA-compliant, meaning they shouldn’t be used for employment, tenant, or credit screenings and similar purposes. However, these companies can’t actually verify why someone is using them. Considering the fact that reports are often free, the chances are high that someone will use US Phone Book or a similar site for a background check. And since data brokers don’t check their information for accuracy, your report may contain false criminal charges or bankruptcies that will cost you a job or an approved loan.
We highly recommend removing your personal information from US Phone Book and similar other sites to protect your identity and privacy, both online and offline.
How to send a USPhoneBook listing removal request?
Quick summary:
- Access USPhoneBook.com’s opt-out page (usphonebook.com/opt-out)
- Agree to the terms and submit your email address
- Search for your listing via your phone number, name or address
- Find your listing among the results and click the ‘Get details’ button
- Press the ‘Remove Record’ button
- Verify your request via email
For more details, scroll down for the step-by-step removal process, tips, and screenshots. Watch video guide.
Step-by-step removal and opt-out USPhoneBook guide
Step 1: Open USPhoneBook.com
To initiate your data opt-out process, go to the USPhoneBook website.
Step 2: Follow the ‘Do Not Sell My Personal Information’ link in the footer
Scroll the page all the way down to the bottom, find the ‘Do Not Sell My Personal Information’ link and click on it.
Step 3: Agree to the Terms, complete the CAPTCHA, and submit your email address
Once on the opt-out page, read the instructions, agree to the Terms by checking all the necessary boxes, then type a valid email address and complete the CAPTCHA to prove you are not a robot. Then, click the ‘Begin Removal Request’ button.
Pro tip: We recommend that you create a separate email account that doesn’t disclose your personal information to send removal requests to USPhoneBook and other data brokers. This action will prevent these sites from keeping and possibly displaying the email addresses you use for personal and business purposes. You can try using a disposable email account. However, make sure to finish the opt-out process before it automatically disappears.
Step 4: Search for your profile using a phone number, name or address
Enter your phone number and click ‘Search’. Alternatively, you may search by name or address in the corresponding tabs.
Step 5: Click the ‘Get Details’ button
When your listing is found, click on the red ‘Get Details’ button to open it.
Step 6: Press the record removal button
Make sure this is really your listing by checking all the data provided in it. Once assured, click on the ‘Remove Record’ button.
Step 7: Complete the removal process via email
Access your inbox and open an email from US Phone Book. To confirm your request and complete the opt-out process, press the ‘Click here to remove…’ button.
Your data opt-out request has been received and should be processed within 72 hours.
Please note that per USPhoneBook’s Privacy Policy, they may need to retain certain information despite any request for the removal of personal information. That is explained as being done for recordkeeping purposes.
USPhoneBook opt out & remove your info video guide
We’ve created a video version of the USPhoneBook opt-out guide for your convenience. Watch this tutorial to ensure success of your removal request.
How to contact USPhoneBook directly
If you want to communicate with a USPhoneBook’s customer support representative directly, use the contact page on their website. Other options include calling (406) 206-6446 and mailing a letter to PO Box 660675, Dallas, TX 75266-0675.
Your data is still exposed on other brokers
Even though you have completed the USPhoneBook opt-out, numerous other people-search sites expose your personal information. While removing yourself from USPhoneBook.com takes you in the right direction, it isn’t enough to keep your data private.
We recommend that you do these five first:
- How to remove yourself from MyLife.com
- How to remove yourself from Radaris.com
- How to remove yourself from FastPeopleSearch.com
- How to remove yourself from Whitepages.com
- How to remove yourself from PeopleFinders.com
Go through this list and send opt-out requests manually to each data broker, or subscribe to Onerep to remove records automatically from 208 sites with just a few clicks.
Why remove yourself from USPhoneBook
It’s advisable to remove yourself from USPhoneBook.com first-hand as your data’s visibility is at its highest on this site:
- Site visits: around 5.3 mln. people look others up on USPhoneBook monthly.(1)
- Free database: USPhoneBook has a free database of millions of phone numbers.
- Information exposed: USPhoneBook shares names, age, home address, property data, location history, current and previous phone numbers, emails, relatives, associates, and other details completely for free.
- Exposure on Google: Google has already indexed over 3.6 mln USPhoneBook pages making your data easier to find through its search.(2)
Sources:
1 – Silmilarweb USPhoneBook report
2 – Google
Who sees your data on USPhoneBook
Sources: Similarweb USPhoneBook report
USPhoneBook quick links
About USPhoneBook
- Founded: 2000
- Headquarters: Dallas, TX
- Website URL: usphonebook.com
- Contact email: [email protected]
- Phone number: (888) 747-4095
Frequently asked questions about USPhoneBook
How do I submit an online opt out request on USPhoneBook.com?
To opt out of USPhoneBook, directly go to their opt-out page, agree to the Terms by ticking the necessary boxes, enter your email, solve the CAPTCHA and click on ‘Begin Removal Request’. Then you will need to search for yourself, find the listing containing your information, and open it. After that, click on the record removal button, and complete the process via email by following the verification link.
Where does USPhonebook get my information?
Companies like USPhoneBook aggregate data about people from the web, combine it into reports and share it online either for free or for a small fee. They claim to obtain that data through publicly available sources and services. Public records may include court documents like birth and death certificates, marriage and divorce records, property deeds, business records, social media profiles, county and state records, and more.
How is USPhoneBook legal?
UsPhoneBook is a legal online service that provides reverse phone number lookups without violating the rights of US citizens. As per the website’s FAQ, their database consists of trusted, publicly available records in compliance with all relevant regulations. However, many people believe that USPhoneBook and similar companies breach their privacy by sharing private information. Such websites generally have negative reviews on the web and are often accused of being a scam.
Is USPhoneBook free?
Yes, UsPhoneBook is a completely free reverse phone lookup service. The site covers both landline and mobile phone numbers and shares personal data for no charge. The service claims to have no hidden costs.
USPhoneBook opt-out is not working
In case you can’t remove your listing via the opt-out page due to any issues, reach out to USPhoneBook’s customer support via phone at (406) 206-6446 or fill out the online contact form and ask to opt out.
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