Take-down kit.
Websites publish and sell people’s names, home addresses and phone numbers. This writes the letter asking a company what it holds about you, or telling it to delete it, under the law where you live. It shows where to send it, and keeps a checklist.
You never hand your details to us. Everything is written here, on this phone or computer, and nothing is sent or saved. Other companies charge a yearly fee to do this for you, and you have to give them your details first.
Where do you live?
This decides which law your letter uses.
What do you want the company to do?
Fill in only what the company needs
The company needs enough to find your record, and nothing more. Leave anything blank that you do not want to give.
Your letter
Copy it into an email, or into the company’s own form if it has one. Keep a copy.
Where people’s details are often published
Your checklist
| Company | Asked for | Sent | Reply due by | Done |
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What it will not do
It writes a letter and tells you where to send it. It does not send anything, and it cannot make a company obey. If a company ignores you, the regulator where you live can take a complaint, and the letter above tells you which one.
This is general guidance, not legal advice. Some sites put listings back later from new sources, so check again every few months.
The list of companies and opt-out pages was checked on 24 September 2026. Pages change: if one no longer works, write to the company’s privacy address instead.