How to remove yourself from NumLookup
NumLookup's opt-out tool has two tabs: one for its phone lookup and one for its name lookup.
Updated October 14, 2026
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What NumLookup shows
- The name linked to a phone number
- Phone numbers linked to a name, in its name search
- More details in its paid reports
How to opt out of NumLookup
Go to NumLookup's opt-out tool: numlookup.com/opt_out (opens in a new tab)
To remove your phone number from its phone lookup, choose the Phone tab, pick USA and enter your number.
To remove your name from its name lookup, choose the Name tab, enter your full name and pick your state.
Tick the I'm not a robot box and tap Remove My Info. Then follow what the page asks next.
Send one request on each tab if both your number and your name are listed.
How long does it take?
Search NumLookup for your number and your name again after 3 weeks. If a listing still shows, send the request again.
Will my NumLookup listing come back?
It can. People-search sites keep adding new records, so a new listing can appear, for example after you change numbers. 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?
The first screen asks for no payment and no sign-in. If a later step asks you to pay, stop.
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