BlockShopper Opt Out & Data Removal Guide
The BlockShopper opt-out procedure is reserved for “certain government officials,” law enforcement, and public safety workers. You can get onto this VIP list if you have officially documented stalkers or can prove, through something like a police report, that you’re experiencing some other threat.
Most data brokers aren’t quite this stubborn, and getting your data out of their hands is important if you value your privacy. Check out our other opt-out guides and see for yourself.
Updated: October 01, 2025
If you’ve visited BlockShopper, you’ve probably noticed there’s no opt-out form in sight.
It’s not hidden—it simply doesn’t exist. And it gets worse.
BlockShopper’s privacy policy states that only residents of states with privacy laws can submit data removal requests, and only those requests will be considered.
While we can’t promise success, we’re here to help you get your information removed—regardless of which state you live in.
Follow this article for step-by-step instructions and an email template you can use.
How to opt out of BlockShopper and remove your info
In short:
- Go to BlockShopper.com and search for your property.
- Alternatively, click on the “homeowners” tab and search for your full name.
- Copy the URL of your listing.
- Send an opt-out request to [email protected].
Keep reading for the full opt-out procedure with screenshots.
Or—
Skip the hassle of opting out yourself and sign up for a data removal service like Incogni.
With Incogni’s Unlimited plan, you won’t have to deal with data brokers—we’ll handle it for you.
Use our custom removals feature to submit a link to your property on BlockShopper, and we’ll take it from there.
Step-by-step BlockShopper opt-out guide
Total time: 15 minutes
1. Go to BlockShopper.com and search for your property
Start typing your address into the search bar under the “properties” tab, select it from the autofill prompts when it shows up, and click on the magnifying glass.
Go to BlockShopper.com.
2. Alternatively, click on the “homeowners” tab and search for your full name
- Alternatively, click on the “homeowners” tab and search for your name.
- You’ll likely get many matching search results, especially if you have a very common name.
- Go through and open each one until you find yours.
3. Copy the URL of your listing
- Check to make sure you’ve got the right listing.
- Right-click on the address bar and select “copy.” You’ll need it in the next step.
4. Send an opt-out request to [email protected]
- Write an opt-out request addressed to BlockShopper and send it to [email protected].
- In it, state clearly that you want to have your listing removed from the site and provide information that’ll allow them to verify your identity.
How to write an opt out email to BlockShopper
BlockShopper makes it tough to opt out.
If you’re not under a privacy law’s jurisdiction, they technically don’t have to remove your info.
While this makes it harder, it’s not a lost battle yet.
First, let’s see what BlockShopper requires:
- Be a resident of a state with privacy laws
- Provide personal details to verify your identity
- Give specific reasons for opting out.
If BlockShopper can’t confirm the property is truly yours, they’ll deny the request—so make sure to provide enough information. Legally, they can’t use it for anything other than processing your request.
Now, go to your email client and let’s write the message.
Put [email protected] in the address field. For the subject line, write “Opt-out request” or something similar.
Here are some message templates you can use or modify to your liking:
| For residents of states with privacy laws |
| Hi BlockShopper Team, I’m reaching out to request that my personal information be removed from your site under the [privacy legislation in your state]. As a [state] resident, I’d like to have my information removed to protect my privacy. To help verify my identity, here’s some information related to my request: – Name: [your full name] – Property Address Listed on BlockShopper: [your property address] – Email: [your contact email] – Phone Number: [your contact phone number]. Please remove all personal information connected to this property address, including details like purchase price, tax information, and any other data that links my name to this property. This request is based on my privacy rights under the [privacy legislation in your state], and I’d appreciate a confirmation once my data has been removed. Please let me know if you need any more information from me to complete this. Thanks so much for your help, [Your name] |
| For residents of states without privacy laws who hold qualifying positions |
| Hi BlockShopper Team, I’m reaching out to request the removal of my personal information from your site due to my position as a [your position]. Given my role, it’s essential to limit publicly available personal information for privacy and safety reasons. Here’s the relevant information to verify my identity and process my request: – Name: [your full name] – Position/Agency: [your position or agency name] – Property Address Listed on BlockShopper: [your property address] – Email: [your contact email] – Phone Number: [your contact phone number]. I am requesting the removal of all personal information linked to my name and property address on BlockShopper. This includes property details, purchase price, tax info, and any other data that connects my name with this property. My request is based on safety concerns associated with my role as a [your position]. Thank you for assisting with this request. Please confirm once my data has been removed. Best regards, [Your name] |
| For residents of states without privacy laws in imminent danger |
| Dear BlockShopper Support Team, I am urgently requesting the removal of my personal information from your website due to significant safety risks. My situation involves a [court-issued protection order / documented stalking / recent lethal threats], and the availability of my personal details online puts my safety in serious jeopardy. To help you verify this request, here is my information: – Name: [your full name] – Property Address Listed on BlockShopper: [your property address] – Email: [your contact email] – Phone Number: [your contact phone number]. I am requesting the immediate removal of all personal information connected to my name and this property address on BlockShopper. This includes property details, purchase price, tax information, and any other data that links my identity to this address. Given the life-threatening nature of my situation, prompt removal is crucial, and I would be grateful for confirmation once this is completed. This request is crucial for my safety, as outlined above, and I would appreciate confirmation once my information has been removed. Sincerely, [Your name] |
Attach any documentation you have to support your claims and email your opt-out request to [email protected].
In its privacy policy, BlockShopper mentions that the processing of your request can take over a month, so get ready to play the waiting game.
BlockShopper is only one of 500 data brokers
Here’s a bitter truth.
Sending a removal request to BlockShopper is not the end of your privacy quest.
If you want your personal data to be yours again, it’s a mere starting point.
You see, there are over 500 data brokers in the US alone—many of which probably have your data.
The good news? You don’t have to handle this on your own.
Sign up with Incogni, an automated data removal service that handles the entire process for you.
Just open the account and let us do the rest.
You can add multiple data points, track your progress, and even sign up family members to protect their privacy too.
Sign up for Incogni and stop worrying about data brokers forever.
