Published September 3, 2025 
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NationalPublicData.com is a free people-search site that reveals current and previous addresses, phone numbers, emails, relatives, neighbors, DOBs, and other details.
How to opt out of NationalPublicData.com?
Step 1: Open the website and look yourself up.
Step 2: Find and open your record. Either click on your name or the “View Full Profile” button.
Step 3: Copy the URL of your profile (you will need to paste it into the opt-out form).
Step 4: Scroll the page down and click “Do Not Sell My Info” in the footer. If the URL isn’t auto-filled, paste it into the form and click “Request Removal.”
Step 5: If the appearing info is correct, submit your email address.
Step 6: Open an email from NationalPublicData and click the “Remove” button.
Your request is submitted. You should see an on-screen confirmation.
How to contact NationalPublicData.com
To reach out to National Public Data’s customer service, send an email to [email protected] or use the online contact form.
NationalPublicData.com quick links
Your data is still exposed on other brokers
Although you have opted out of National Public Data, other people-search sites are still sharing your information. We recommend that you remove yourself from these 5 next:
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Dimitri is a tech entrepreneur and founder of Onerep, the first fully automated data removal service. Top cybersecurity CEO of 2021 by The Software Report.