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Rehold Opt Out & Remove Your Info

If you’re fortunate enough to own property, you’re probably already aware of many of the publicly available sources that sprout up with your property records and other property information. These sources serve important purposes, verifying your ownership and the property’s sales history.

Things can go wrong, though, when a data broker like Rehold crawls, scrapes, and analyzes billions of public records and sells access to the profiles it generates to anyone who’s willing to pay.

Luckily, the Rehold opt-out process is fairly quick and painless. All you have to do is find your matching result, click on “information control,” and complete the process to have your Personally Identifiable Information removed.

Our step-by-step guide will show you how to opt out of Rehold with a minimum of fuss while avoiding some of the privacy pitfalls that companies like this build into their opt-out procedures.

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Adam Cholinski

Opt-out process:  5 – 10 minutes

Removal Requirements: Email

Updated: January 27, 2023

Table of Contents
1. How to opt out of Rehold and remove your info?

How to opt out of Rehold and remove your info?

In short:

  1. Go to rehold.com, type in your address, and click on the search icon
  2. Click on your state
  3. Expand the list of cities by clicking on “more cities”
  4. Click on your city
  5. Keep refining your search
  6. Find you record and click “view details”
  7. Start the opt-out process by clicking “information control”
  8. Click “remove” next to each piece of information you want taken down and then click “apply.”
  9. Enter your name (as it appears on your listing) and a valid email address and click “apply” once more.
  10. Submit your opt-out request

Keep reading for the step-by-step opt-out procedure with screenshots.

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Step-by-step Rehold opt-out guide

Total Time: 5 minutes

  1. Go to rehold.com, type in your address, and click on the search icon

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    Go to rehold.com, type in your address, and click on the search icon.

    Alternatively, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on your state, then choose your city and street from the lists that appear. Scroll through the list of properties and click on “view details” under yours when you find it.

  2. Click on your state

    Rehold Opt Out image 1-2

  3. Expand the list of cities by clicking on “more cities”

    Rehold Opt Out image 1-3

  4. Click on your city

    Rehold Opt Out image 1-4

  5. Keep refining your search

    Rehold Opt Out image 1-5

  6. Find you record and click “view details”

    Rehold Opt Out image 1-6

  7. Start the opt-out process by clicking “information control”

    Rehold Opt Out image 2-1

    Once you’ve got it open, click on “information control” towards the top right of your profile.

  8. Click “remove” next to each piece of information you want taken down and then click “apply.”

    Rehold Opt Out image 2-2

    On the next screen, click “remove” next to each piece of information you want taken down and then click “apply.”

  9. Enter your name (as it appears on your listing) and a valid email address and click “apply” once more.

    TIP: Use a throwaway email account or a masked email address when dealing with data brokers. This way you won’t have to give them any more information than they already have.

  10. Submit your opt-out request

    Check your inbox for a verification email from Rehold. Click on the confirmation link it contains to complete the opt-out process.

11. Continue your data removal journey

Your records should be gone from Rehold.com within 48 hours. If they’re not, try contacting Rehold directly at removals-rehold@rehold.com. You can turn to the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to file a complaint if you don’t receive a reply within a reasonable timeframe.

With any luck, you’ll get your personal information off of Rehold’s website. Data brokers tend to re-add records after they’ve been successfully removed. To make sure your listing doesn’t reappear on the site, check back regularly and resubmit opt-out requests as necessary.

Opting out of the other websites that might have your personal information takes an estimated 304 hours. And that’s just the first pass—if you want to keep your personal information off these websites, you’ll have to restart each process every few months.

That’s like a whole other job’s worth of work just to keep your personal information private. An automated personal information removal service like Incogni does all this for you. Incogni tracks down likely culprits, sends out wave after wave of opt-out requests, and deals with follow-up contact with the data brokers, including handling rejection appeals.

You can also opt out manually, if you prefer so. Start from these data broker opt-out guides:

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