Find the exposure first. Then choose the removal path.
The report identifies likely people-search, broker, and search-result exposure. Specific listings, images, pages, and public-record issues can move into custom quote review.
Send the strongest source first.
People-search listings
Profiles showing your address, phone number, relatives, age, aliases, or household details.
Data broker profiles
Broker and directory pages that expose personal contact, location, or household information.
Search results
Results that point to unwanted personal information, exposed profiles, or outdated pages.
Images and screenshots
Images connected to personal information, impersonation, harassment, or outdated context.
Old accounts and profiles
Inactive profiles, directory entries, or social pages where ownership or removal path can be reviewed.
Business and directory listings
Listings with wrong phone, address, owner, or personal information attached to a public business profile.
Removal is not the only useful outcome.
Remove
The source has a workable deletion or opt-out path.
Correct
The information appears inaccurate and can be challenged.
Suppress
The source can reduce visibility without full deletion.
Deindex
Search visibility can be addressed when source removal is limited.
Some requests should not be sold as guaranteed removals.
Lawful news or editorial content
These sources may have legal and policy limits that make direct deletion unrealistic.
Court, government, and public-record sources
Some records require official correction paths or cannot be removed by a third party.
Content you do not own or cannot authorize
Ownership and identity proof can determine whether a request can move forward.
No practical source path
If there is no removal, correction, suppression, or deindexing path, we should not sell the case.
One clear listing is easier to quote than a broad privacy concern.
Start with the exposure that matters most. If related items exist, include them in the context field.