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How to remove yourself from Spy Dialer

Spy Dialer's Remove My Info page asks for your state, then the names, numbers, emails and street address it should look for.

Updated October 16, 2026

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What Spy Dialer shows

  • The name linked to a phone number
  • Results for searches by name, address or email

Spy Dialer says a number its users look up may get a missed call from one of its numbers.

How to opt out of Spy Dialer

  1. Go to Spy Dialer's Remove My Info page and tap Start: spydialer.com/consumers (opens in a new tab)

  2. Choose the state you live in, finish the robot check and tap Continue.

  3. Add your first and last name. Add each phone number and email address you want it to look for.

  4. Add your full street address, city and state. Spy Dialer says it needs the full address to find your records, even when the site doesn't show it.

  5. Spy Dialer then shows the records it found. Follow what the page asks next to choose yours and finish.

How long does it take?

Search Spy Dialer for your number, name and address again after 7 days. If a result still shows, send the request again.

Will my Spy Dialer listing come back?

It can. People-search sites keep adding new records, so a new result 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?

Spy Dialer's FAQ says it is free to remove yourself. If a step asks you to pay, stop.

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