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How to Remove Yourself from Addresses.com (Step-by-Step)

Addresses.com does exactly what the name suggests: it makes your home address searchable by anyone with a web browser. They also list your phone number, age, and associated names. It's a simple site with a simple opt-out process. Takes about five minutes if you don't get distracted.

Last updated March 18, 2026

> Quick Reference

Go to Opt-Out Page →

Difficulty

Easy

Time

5 minutes

Verification

Re-lists?

3-6 months

What Addresses.com publishes about you

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Before you start: Addresses.com is just one of dozens of sites listing your data. Search your name on EXPOSE to see everywhere you are listed. One scan, 30 seconds.

> What to do

1
Search for yourself on Addresses.com
Go to Addresses.com and search your name. Find the listing that matches your information. If you see multiple entries for different addresses you've lived at, you'll need to remove each one separately.
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2
Go to the opt-out page
Navigate to the Addresses.com opt-out page. Enter the information needed to locate your record.
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3
Submit the opt-out form
Fill in your name, location, and email address. Make sure the details match your listing. Hit submit.
4
Confirm via email
Check your inbox for a verification email. Click the link to finalize your removal. If it doesn't arrive within 10 minutes, check your spam folder.
5
Check that your listing is gone
Search for yourself again after 24-48 hours. Your profile should no longer appear. If it does, submit another request.

> Where Addresses.com gets your data

Addresses.com collects data from public records, including property deeds, voter registration files, phone directories, and commercial data aggregators. They focus primarily on address and location data, which is why their profiles tend to show current and past addresses prominently. Since these public record sources update regularly, your listing will likely come back after a few months.

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Search your name on EXPOSE to find every data broker, people search site, and public record listing your personal information.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Addresses.com take to remove my listing?▼

Most removals go through within 24-48 hours after you confirm via email. Give it a few days before checking.

Will Addresses.com re-list me?▼

Yes. They pull fresh data from public records on a regular cycle. Expect your listing to reappear within 3-6 months.

Does Addresses.com show my current address?▼

Usually, yes. They pull from property records and other address databases. If you've recently moved, both your old and new addresses might show up.

Done with Addresses.com? You probably have 20 to 40 more broker listings to remove.

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> Quick Reference

> What to do

Search for yourself on Addresses.com

Go to the opt-out page

Submit the opt-out form

Confirm via email

Check that your listing is gone

> Where Addresses.com gets your data

See everywhere your data is listed

Frequently Asked Questions