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How to opt out of ClustrMaps

Shows a household's approximate location on a map — frequently flagged by safety and anti-stalking advocates.

Steps

  1. Go to clustrmaps.com and search your own name (or a previous/current street address) using the site's search/find box on the homepage.
  2. Open the matching profile ('View Details') and copy the full URL of that listing page from your browser's address bar — you'll need to paste it into the opt-out form.
  3. Navigate to the opt-out form at clustrmaps.com/bl/opt-out (also reachable from the footer link labeled 'Do Not Sell My Personal Information' or 'Remove My Info' on any ClustrMaps page).
  4. Fill in the form: your full name, your email address, your street address, and paste the listing URL you copied. Complete the CAPTCHA if one appears.
  5. Click 'Next step' — the tool will show the matched profile; click 'Show' to confirm it's you, which turns into a 'Proceed to Opt Out' button.
  6. Check the boxes for all associated data (address, phone numbers, relatives/associated persons) you want removed, then click 'Apply' to submit the removal request.
  7. Some reports describe an email confirmation step for finalizing the request — check your inbox for a message from ClustrMaps and click any verification link if one arrives. Then re-check the listing in 24 hours to 1 week (guides vary between 'instant', ~1 day, and up to a week) by searching your name again on clustrmaps.com.

Processing time: Disputed across sources: ClustrMaps itself claims near-instant/automatic removal; independent guides report anywhere from same-day to about 1 week for the listing to actually disappear from search. Tell users to re-check after 24-72 hours and again after a week.

Worth knowing: Every guide consulted agrees ClustrMaps continuously re-scrapes public records, so a removed listing can reappear later — especially after an address change or new public record — and periodic re-checks/re-submissions are recommended, not a one-time fix.

Go to ClustrMaps' opt-out page →

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Other sites to check

Whitepages

One of the largest and oldest people-search sites — often the first result when someone searches your name.

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Spokeo

A large people-search aggregator pulling from public records, social media, and marketing data.

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BeenVerified

A background-check and people-search site; shares its removal database with PeopleLooker (same parent company, The Lifetime Value Co.).

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TruthFinder

A background-check site owned by PeopleConnect — opting out here also covers Intelius, US Search, and Addresses.com via one shared suppression tool.

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Intelius

A longtime background-check and people-search service, part of the PeopleConnect family (shared opt-out with TruthFinder, US Search, Addresses.com).

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MyLife

Known for its paid "Reputation Score" profiles; opting out removes the free public listing.

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See the full directory →

We verify these steps against ClustrMaps's own current opt-out page, but the process can change without notice. If these steps don't match what you see, use the link above and follow ClustrMaps's own instructions.