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How to remove yourself from PeopleLooker

PeopleLooker keeps its own opt-out list. You search for your record, pick it and confirm by email.

Updated October 14, 2026

Nope is not affiliated with PeopleLooker. If a step looks different, follow the site's own instructions.

What PeopleLooker shows

  • Your name, age and the places you have lived
  • Relatives and other people linked to you
  • Phone numbers, email addresses and address history, in its paid reports

PeopleLooker keeps its own opt-out list, so opt out here even if you already did BeenVerified.

How to opt out of PeopleLooker

  1. Go to PeopleLooker's opt-out page. Tick the box if it asks you to prove you are human: peoplelooker.com/opt-out (opens in a new tab)

  2. Enter your first and last name, pick your state and search.

  3. Find your record in the list and select it.

  4. Enter your email address and send the request.

  5. Open the verification email from PeopleLooker and click the link to confirm. The opt-out is not finished until you do.

  6. PeopleLooker then emails you to confirm that the record you selected has been opted out.

  7. PeopleLooker has a separate opt-out for its Property Search. Find it on the same opt-out page: peoplelooker.com/opt-out (opens in a new tab)

How long does it take?

Search PeopleLooker's opt-out page again after 3 days. If your record still shows, send the request again.

Will my PeopleLooker listing come back?

It can. People-search sites keep adding new records, so a new record can appear, for example after you 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?

The start of the opt-out asks for no payment. If a later step asks you to pay, stop.

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