Numberville Opt Out & Remove Your Info

How to opt out of Numberville and remove your info

In short:

1. Find your listing on Numberville.
2. Begin the opt-out process by clicking “report a problem.”
3. Submit your opt-out request.

Keep reading for the full opt-out procedure with screenshots.

We’ve created around 85 data broker opt-out guides to make manual data removal easy. Click here if you’d like us to automate the process for you.

Step-by-step Numberville opt-out guide

Total Time: 5 minutes

1. Find your listing on Numberville

   

   Navigate to the Numberville website, type your phone number into the search bar, and click “search.”

2. Begin the opt-out process by clicking “report a problem”

   Once you’ve found your record, click on “report a problem” under the owner information section.

3. Submit your opt-out request

   Enter your name as it appears in your listing, your email address, and a note asking for your information to be removed from the site.

   Something like “please remove my listing from your site” is enough. Your record number should already appear in the comment field—don’t delete it.

   Finally, complete the CAPTCHA challenge and click “submit.”

   TIP: Use a throwaway email account or masked email address, even if Numberville already has your email address (they don’t know that it’s valid and that information is valuable to them). We reviewed disposable email services in this article.

4. Continue your data removal journey

That’s all there is to it. There’s a catch and a caveat, though. The catch is that it’ll take Numberville up to 30 days to process your request.

The caveat is that this won’t permanently remove your data from Numberville.com, nor will it affect the information that potentially hundreds of other data brokers have on you. Data brokers have a tendency to, sooner or later, recreate opted-out profiles.

Prevent this from happening by periodically checking back with the Numberville website and repeating the data removal process as necessary. When it comes to all those other data brokers that have your data, the first step is tracking them down.

A web search for your name will bring up many people search sites and some other data brokers that publish the personal data they collect. It won’t catch any of the data brokers that don’t make their profiles discoverable to search engines, though.

To get a reasonable shortlist of those, you can look into data brokers known to operate in your area. Then, just send them opt-out requests blind.

Check out our other free opt out guides or start from these:

• Redplum Opt Out
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• Private Eye Opt Out
• Public Records Opt Out
• Experian Opt Out
• Ohio Resident Database Opt Out
• Florida Residents Directory Opt Out
• Michigan Resident Database Opt Out
• North Carolina Resident Database Opt Out
• Social Catfish Opt Out
• NumberVille Opt Out
• Open PublicRecords Opt Out
• TrueCaller Opt Out
• PeakYou Opt Out
• PeopleSmart Opt Out
• Intelius Opt Out
• Zoominfo Opt Out
• Spokeo Opt Out
• PeopleLooker Opt Out
• Search People Free Opt Out
• Innovis Opt Out
• FamilyTreeNow Opt Out
• Nuwber Opt Out
• 411 com Opt Out

If this sounds like too much work, Incogni can handle all the legwork for you. We send out dozens of opt-out requests at a time and regularly monitor these sites to ensure your data doesn’t respawn over time.

We’ll even handle rejection appeals on your behalf and keep you updated throughout the whole process. We periodically restart each data removal procedure to make sure your data doesn’t reappear once it’s been removed.