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Mike
1/13/2017 06:03:01 am
I've got a pretty common name, so searching by the criteria on the homepage turned up many hits for my name, but prompts me to sign up (one option is a free trial) to see the whole list and see whether Im in there. Anyway, I'm not about to do that, so I wonder what my options are.
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Jennifer
1/13/2017 06:37:36 am
Thank you SO much for this! Very grateful.
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madame s
1/26/2017 10:29:54 am
Thank you!!! I wish more websites & tech cos designed with our privacy in mind. (then we'd actually have to - gasp! - pay for things!) I'm happy to pay for a product vs. give up my info/privacy.
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1/30/2017 07:13:52 am
Thank you for raising this issue of peoplefinder sites. Selling your information to individuals creates a very different problem like snooping by someone you met on a dating site, hackers obtaining personal data to enable them to bypass your banks security questions, or even a contact on LinkedIn that wants to do a bit of spying, just to mention a few. Most people don't think they have any power to have this data removed, but they do. Getting off these sites can be very difficult and we can help. We have a solution to this problem with a new technology detailed on our www.manageyourid.com
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Stefanie Garden
1/17/2018 02:37:48 pm
Hey Anna - I know this post is a year old, but I'm having a similar issue with a website called reversemails.com and I'm not really sure what to do. Just entering my email address brings up my full name, birthdate, physical home and work addresses, phone numbers, emails, etc. The site has no opt-out, no contact info, no email address - nothing.
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