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How to remove yourself from Addresses.com

Addresses.com says its people data comes from Intelius. To opt out, you use the Suppression Center of PeopleConnect, which owns Intelius.

Updated October 16, 2026

Nope is not affiliated with Addresses.com, Intelius or PeopleConnect. If a step looks different, follow the site's own instructions.

What Addresses.com shows

  • Your name, address and age
  • Part of your phone number
  • More on Intelius, for a fee

How to opt out of Addresses.com

  1. Search addresses.com for your name. Note the age and cities your listing shows. The site may ask you to prove you are human first.

  2. Open PeopleConnect's Suppression Center, the opt-out for Intelius records: suppression.peopleconnect.us (opens in a new tab)

  3. Enter your email address, tick the box to agree to its terms, then click the link in the email PeopleConnect sends you.

  4. Add your legal name and date of birth. The date is locked once saved.

  5. Pick the record that matches you. Confirm it's yours with a code sent to a phone number or email address on that record.

  6. Under Desired Behavior, pick Suppressed and save.

How long does it take?

Search Addresses.com for your name again after 7 days. If you still show, make sure the record you suppressed matches the listing.

Will my Addresses.com listing come back?

It can. PeopleConnect says suppression covers searches by your name, and new records keep arriving, for example after a move. Search your name, phone number and email again in about a month, then every few months, and after you move or change numbers.

Does it cost anything?

PeopleConnect says its Suppression Tool is free. If any step asks you to pay, stop.

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