Data Removal Guide, Use this Now if You’ve Escaped
This will keep your location and whereabouts out of the hands of your abusers, and or, at least help ALOT.
-The Tactical Victim-
It’s a Mindset, a New Way of Life 🔒
I copied and pasted the first part here, still go to his site.
“This is the third step of a four-step process to request, freeze, and remove your personal information from within data broker, credit reporting, and password exposure services.
1: Data Request Guide
2: Credit Freeze Guide
3: Data Removal Guide
4: Credential Exposure Removal Guide
The online removal process of your personal information, such as a home address or telephone number, is usually quite easy. Most services will offer you a website to request they remove your details. These direct links are often hidden within fine print or rarely visited pages. My goal in this guide is to take the research out of the removal process and simply tell you where to start. Instead of explaining each step of the process for every service, I decided to compress this information throughout this tutorial. Each removal summary will display the service, website, removal link, contact options, and any notes abot the removal process.
The “MOST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK” removals: Spokeo, Mylife, Radaris, Whitepages, Intelius, BeenVerified, Acxiom, Infotracer, Lexis Nexis, TruePeopleSearch
These will trickle down to many of the smaller sites mentioned in the following guide. I recommend that people start with these first, wait about one week, and then start to tackle the remaining sites. If a site asks for a photo ID, just upload something random from thispersondoesnotexist.com. They usually don’t look at the picture. If you would like a printable PDF of this tutorial, please click the button below.”
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Paid Options:
Delete Me, is a paid option I heard works well.
