How to remove yourself from ReversePhone
ReversePhone (Whitepages-affiliated) · reversephone.com
- Link status
- Link responds Link checked Oct 29, 2026
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- How it works
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- Opt-out email
- [email protected]
https://www.reversephone.com/svc/optout/search/optouts
Steps
- Check whether you're listed. Search reversephone.com for your name, city, and state. Note any listings that match you, including older addresses.
- Open the opt-out form. Go to ReversePhone (Whitepages-affiliated)'s opt-out page and fill in the form with the details that match your listing.
- Or send an email. You can also email [email protected] and ask them to remove your record. Include your full name, the address shown on the listing, and a link to it if there is one. Don't send anything they don't already have.
- Confirm by email. Watch your inbox, and your spam folder, for a confirmation link. Most requests aren't processed until you click it. A separate email address just for opt-outs helps.
- Check again later. Search for yourself again in a few days. Brokers often re-add people from new public records, so put a reminder on your calendar to check again in 6 months.
We wrote these steps from the opt-out method on file. Our automated check confirms the link responds. It does not confirm the form works.
FAQ
Is it free to opt out of ReversePhone?
Submitting an opt-out request yourself is normally free. You don't need to buy a report or a membership to ask for removal.
How long does it take?
It varies. Some sites remove a listing within a day or two, others take several weeks. Search again after a few days and again later.
Will my information come back?
It can. Brokers rebuild profiles from new public records, so plan to check again about every 6 months.
Get your 6-month re-check reminder + brokers that changed
Brokers re-list people. We'll email you when it's time to check again, plus a short list of opt-out pages that moved or broke. No spam, and unsubscribing takes one click.
Source: opt-out URL from the PersProtect Data Broker Opt-Out List (CC BY 4.0), adapted.