Your home address, phone number and date of birth are probably on people-search sites and in data brokers’ files. We find them, have them removed under UK GDPR, and check every month that they stay gone.
Jordan Ellis, 41
Witney, Oxfordshire
Anyone
Unless you've opted out, your name and address are on it. Opting out doesn't affect your right to vote.
Source: GOV.UK1 month
UK GDPR gives you the right to have your personal data erased. They can take up to two months more if they tell you why.
Source: ICO£34
If you ever used your home address on a filing, it can still be public, document by document.
Source: GOV.UKChecked October 2026
Scroll to see what happened to the details of Jordan Ellis, a made-up person, in their first 90 days with us.
In the example, Jordan’s details were found in 47 places. After 90 days, 44 had removed them and 3 requests were still in progress.
We search people-search sites, data brokers, marketing lists, search results and breach data for your names, addresses, phone numbers and emails.
Each one gets an erasure request under UK GDPR, or goes through the site's own opt-out. We chase until it's done. You sign one authority; we do the rest.
Data brokers buy fresh data and re-list people. We re-check every month, send new requests when you reappear, and alert you to new breaches.
Removal isn’t one form. It’s dozens of sites, each with its own rules, and most of them hoping you won’t ask twice.
Listings that show your address, age, phone number and relatives to anyone who types in your name.
Companies that build profiles from public records and purchases, then sell them on for marketing and tracing.
We ask list owners to delete you and register you with the Telephone and Mailing Preference Services, so the calls and post slow down.
We show you how to opt out of the open electoral register so it can't be sold. Your right to vote isn't affected.
We ask Google and Bing to remove results that show your home address or phone number.
We watch your email addresses for new breaches and tell you exactly which passwords to change.
We help you find and close old accounts, and ask each company to delete what it holds about you.
For directors: we find the filings that show your home address and prepare the application to remove it.
Check a password against the hundreds of millions exposed in known data breaches. It never leaves this page.
Your browser turns the password into a SHA-1 hash: a fingerprint that can’t be turned back.
Only the first five characters of the hash go to Pwned Passwords. Hundreds of other hashes start the same way.
The service sends back every hash with that start, and your browser looks for yours among them.
Uses the free Pwned Passwords service from Have I Been Pwned. Nothing is stored or logged by this site.
Results appear here. Use an example if you’d rather not type a real password.
See what we found, what we sent, who replied and what’s gone, with the paper trail for each request.
3 requests are in progress. Your next full scan is on 4 Nov.
Down from 78 when you joined
44/47
Sources cleared since 29 July
3
One re-listing, one data broker, one search result
1 open
Fitness app breach, found 14 Oct
Monthly re-check complete. 44 sources still clear.
Today, 09:12PS-11 re-listed your address. A new erasure request went out the same day.
26 OctDB-15 confirmed your profile is scheduled for deletion.
24 OctBreach alert: your email was in a 2021 fitness app breach.
14 OctTwo marketing lists confirmed you've been suppressed.
7 Oct| Source | What it showed | How | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK GDPR erasure request | Re-listed | 26 Oct | ||
| UK GDPR erasure request | In progress | 24 Oct | ||
| Search engine removal request | In progress | 21 Oct |
If you’ve ever used your home address as a company’s registered office or your correspondence address, it can still be on filings anyone can download. Companies House will remove it from each document for £34.
Checked against GOV.UK, October 2026.
Filing history
Example company, director since 2014
The first scan is free, and you see every listing before you decide anything.
One person
£90a year
Works out at £7.50 a month
Start with a free scanUp to five people at one address
£190a year
Works out at £15.83 a month
Start with a free scanCompany directors and senior staff
£290a year
Works out at £24.17 a month
Start with a free scanIllustrative prices for this concept. Companies House charges its own fee of £34 for each document.
Anything else? A real service would have a person to talk to here. This one is a concept by CIO Solutions.
Yes. Under UK GDPR you have the right to ask organisations to erase your personal data. With your signed authority, we make those requests for you as your agent, and keep a record of every one.
An organisation has one calendar month to respond to an erasure request, and can take up to two more months if it tells you why. Many people-search sites act within days; others need chasing, which we do.
Nobody can remove you from the full register, which is used for elections and credit checks. You can opt out of the open register, the version that's sold, at any time without affecting your right to vote. We walk you through it.
Often, yes. Data brokers buy fresh data and re-list people. That's why we re-check every month and send a new request whenever you reappear.
We can ask search engines to stop showing results that expose your contact details. The article or post itself stays with the publisher or platform, and we'll explain your options for asking them directly.
Your names, including previous ones, your addresses from the last ten years, your phone numbers and email addresses, and a signed authority so sites accept requests from us. We use them only to find and remove you.
No. We use your details to find and remove you, and for nothing else. You can download or delete everything we hold from your dashboard at any time.
The scan is free, and you’ll see every listing before you decide anything.
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