LocatePeople

What LocatePeople knows about you

LocatePeople pulls from the same well as the bigger brokers — public records, voter rolls, property files, and commercial data sets bought wholesale. Name, current address, prior addresses, phone, approximate age, and a list of relatives. Nothing on this page is unique to them. The data showed up the same way it shows up on Spokeo or BeenVerified: someone scraped it, packaged it, and put your name on a results page.

What is unique is the URL. LocatePeople has its own SEO footprint. Google your name on the right day and this is the page someone clicks first, even though the data behind it is the same data Spokeo has.

Why it matters if you're on the job

One mirror is enough. Someone with your name and a grudge doesn't need every broker to have your address — they need one. LocatePeople is one. The relatives field is the harder hit. Search a spouse, a parent, or an adult kid living at home and your house pops back. That's how a stalker gets to your door through someone else's name. Kids' school, spouse's workplace, parent's retirement community — all in scope when relatives are linked.

How to opt out

LocatePeople uses a search-then-submit form. You find your record on the public site, paste the URL into the opt-out page, give them an email, and click the verification link they send. Skip the email and the request goes nowhere. Removing yourself from Spokeo doesn't carry over here. Each broker has its own queue.

Steps are in the optOutSteps field above.

How long until you're back

Eight months on average. The upstream data feeds keep flowing, and a property record update or a new voter roll pulls you back in. One opt-out is not the end of it.

What we do that's faster

We submit to LocatePeople, click the verification when it hits, and re-scan the site every two weeks. When you re-list, we file again. Same routine across 200+ brokers, in parallel, so you're not babysitting a spreadsheet for the rest of your career.