Lookup.com

What Lookup.com knows about you

Lookup.com is essentially a re-host. Name, current and prior addresses, phones, approximate age, relatives. Free preview to bait the click, paid report behind it. The data isn't original to them — it's bought from the same commercial broker feeds and pulled from the same public records that feed Spokeo, Whitepages, and the rest of the tier-1 sites. If you show up on Spokeo, you almost certainly show up here. The pages are different. The exposure is the same.

That's the trap with mirror-style brokers. Officers spend hours killing the headline sites and assume the work is done. Then a relative googles their name, lands on Lookup.com, and the home address is right there.

Why it matters if you're on the job

A different URL hosting the same address is still your address sitting on the open internet. Doesn't matter if the traffic is a fraction of Spokeo's — a stranger going down a list of broker sites only needs one to load. Worse, prior-address overlap pulls in your spouse, your parents, the adult kid who lived with you for a year. One profile, the whole household.

First responders move out to quiet neighborhoods on purpose. The point is anonymity at home. A re-host site undoes that the same way the original did.

How to opt out

Open the opt-out page in a private window. Run a search on the main site first to confirm a record exists, then submit that record's URL through the form along with a working email. Click the verification email Lookup sends. Skip that click and nothing happens. Allow up to seven business days to drop. Full steps live in the optOutSteps field above.

How long until you're back

Around six months in our data. The upstream feeds keep flowing, so the listing rebuilds on its own. A one-time removal is a delay, not a fix.

What we do that's faster

We submit the Lookup.com request, click the confirmation link the second it lands, and rerun the search every two weeks. When you re-list, we file again before it costs you anything. We do the same across 200+ sites in parallel — including every other broker that buys from the same feeds Lookup does.