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How to opt out of ReverseAustralia

An Australian reverse-phone directory; residential listings can be removed by request, business listings cannot.

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Email residential@reverseaustralia.com from your own personal email address — anonymous or third-party requests are rejected.
Include the full phone number, with state area code, that you want removed.
State whether you want the name and address removed, or just the address, and note the request must come from someone who shares the listing's surname.
Don't attach screenshots or images — the site says these aren't reviewed and only slow things down.
Allow over a week for processing, and expect it to take longer if you have to send follow-up emails. Business listings cannot be removed through this process at all.

Finished? Mark it done and we'll keep the date in this browser, so your re-check reminder starts from the day you actually opted out.

On timing: Over a week, often longer with follow-ups

Worth knowing: This site's privacy/removal page blocks most automated access, so double-check these steps against the live page yourself before relying on them — the surname-match and no-attachments rules in particular are worth confirming still apply.

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We check these steps against ReverseAustralia's own opt-out page, but brokers change their process without notice. If what you see doesn't match, follow the instructions on ReverseAustralia's page — linked above.