USPhonebook is a reverse-phone-lookup site first and a general people-search site second — search a phone number and it'll show you the name, address history, and relatives tied to it, which is exactly how most people discover they're listed. The removal process itself is one of the easier ones: a dedicated removal page, no account, and email verification instead of anything more invasive. The catch is just remembering that it's a separate request from PeopleFinders, even though the two sites share a parent company.
Step 1: Find your listing
Search your name or phone number at usphonebook.com and open the listing that matches you. Note the address and any phone numbers shown, since the removal form will ask you to confirm these details.
Step 2: Go to the removal page
Navigate to usphonebook.com/removal, or scroll to the footer of any page and click "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" to get there.
Step 3: Locate and select your record
Search for your listing again inside the removal tool and select the specific record you want taken down.
Step 4: Submit your email for verification
Enter an email address you can check right away. USPhonebook uses this to confirm the request is legitimate before it processes the removal.
Step 5: Confirm the email link
Open the message USPhonebook sends and click the confirmation link inside — it expires 24 hours after it's sent. If it lapses, you'll need to restart from Step 2.
Step 6: Wait for removal
USPhonebook states removals complete within 72 hours of confirmation; many clear closer to 48. If the online form doesn't work for you, USPhonebook also accepts requests by phone at (888) 747-4095 or by mail at PO Box 660675, Dallas, TX 75266-0675.
USPhonebook and PeopleFinders share a parent company
Both sites are operated by Confi-Chek, Inc., a Sacramento-based public-records aggregator. They keep separate databases and separate opt-out forms, though, so a removal on USPhonebook won't clear a matching listing on PeopleFinders — check both if you want to be thorough.
Why it's worth checking back
USPhonebook rebuilds its listings from public-record feeds on a rolling basis, so a profile that's cleared today can be repopulated later from a new source the site didn't have before. A single opt-out handles the listing that exists right now — it doesn't stop a future one from appearing.
That's the part DelistMyData is built to automate — filing the removal once, then watching USPhonebook (and the rest of the people-search sites) for you to reappear, and filing it again without you having to remember. We're in pre-launch now; join the waitlist for founding-member access as we bring it online.