Has anyone ever done this by going to the website of a data broker and using their opt out form?
Obviously to do this they ask for information so they know what not to include, but it feels like I’m just giving my data to them or confirming what they already have.
Just wondering what other people think since I haven’t heard anyone talk about this yet.
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How did you do this? Do they all have databases that can be searched, or was it through your removal service?
Hmm. I knew about tax records being public, but not voter registrations.
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