PeopleLookup
A people searchsite that exposes your name, address, phone, and relatives. Here's what they collect, how to opt out, and why it matters if you're on the job.
Visit PeopleLookupWhat PeopleLookup collects
- Full name and aliases
- Current and prior addresses
- Phone numbers
- Approximate age
- Relatives and household members
- Court records and criminal history
How to opt out yourself
Direct opt-out: https://suppression.peopleconnect.us
- Open https://suppression.peopleconnect.us in a private browser window. PeopleLookup's own domain now redirects to US Search, a PeopleConnect site, so the opt-out runs through PeopleConnect's central suppression tool.
- Enter an email address and click the verification link it sends. The link expires quickly, so act on it promptly.
- Search your name and select the record that is yours.
- Set the matching listings to suppressed and submit.
- Allow up to 10 business days for the listings to drop across the PeopleConnect family of sites.
- File a separate opt-out for PeopleLooker, a different company whose name is one letter off. It is owned by The Lifetime Value Co. and does not clear through PeopleConnect.
What PeopleLookup knows about you
PeopleLookup is a people-search brand. As of the last check, the peoplelookup.com domain redirects to US Search, one of the sites in the PeopleConnect family. So the data behind a PeopleLookup result is the shared PeopleConnect backend: your name and aliases, current and prior addresses, phone numbers, approximate age, relatives and household members, and court or criminal records. The search is free, the full report costs a few dollars, and anyone can buy it.
Get one thing straight first. PeopleLookup is not PeopleLooker. The names are one letter apart, but they are different companies with different opt-outs. PeopleLookup routes into PeopleConnect, the parent of Intelius, TruthFinder, US Search, and others. PeopleLooker belongs to The Lifetime Value Co., the same parent as BeenVerified. Clearing one does nothing for the other.
Why it matters if you're on the job
One result ties your home address to your prior addresses, your phone number, and the relatives who live with you. That is a short path from your name to your front door, and it points at your family as much as at you. Prior addresses can reach back to where you lived during academy or a first assignment.
The name overlap is a real trap. File against the wrong site and the listing you meant to remove stays live while you think it is handled. Your address and relatives stay exposed, and you have no reason to check back.
How to opt out
Because PeopleLookup feeds PeopleConnect, you opt out through PeopleConnect's central suppression tool at suppression.peopleconnect.us. One request suppresses your profile across the PeopleConnect sites, including US Search. Enter an email, click the verification link it sends before it expires, search your name, set the matching records to suppressed, and submit. The full steps are above.
Two things to watch. Confirm the current opt-out path before you start, since this domain's routing has changed and can change again. And PeopleLooker is a separate filing at a different company, so plan to handle both.
How long until you're back
Plan on reappearing. Suppression hides your profile from search results but does not necessarily delete the underlying data, so records tend to resurface once the data refreshes, often within months. A move, a marriage or divorce, a property sale, or a new phone number can bring a listing back sooner.
What we do that's faster
We file the PeopleConnect suppression and the separate PeopleLooker opt-out as two jobs, so both companies get worked, not just the one whose name you happened to remember. We click the verification emails, keep checking, and re-file when you reappear. We handle most of the process and tell you clearly when a site needs something from you. Members get continuous coverage across the people-search sites on the individual member plan.
Who owns it
H.I.G. Capital portfolio company. H.I.G. acquired Intelius and Classmates.com in 2015, forming PeopleConnect. In January 2020, PubRec LLC (parent of TruthFinder and Instant Checkmate) merged into PeopleConnect. Headquartered in the Seattle area. PeopleLookup routes into this portfolio through US Search.
Lawsuits
- NJ Superior Court, Monmouth County · 2024 · active
Daniel's Law suit, docket MON-L-000484-24. Master state docket covering the PeopleConnect portfolio, which PeopleLookup feeds through US Search.
Where the data comes from
- Public records
- Court recordsCounty and state court aggregators, the source of the criminal-history data in PeopleConnect reports.
- Commercial data aggregators
Named in incidents
- 20,000 New Jersey officers sue 118 data brokers under Daniel's Law (2024)2024-02-13
PeopleConnect, the portfolio PeopleLookup feeds through US Search, is a defendant in Atlas's Daniel's Law litigation covering thousands of New Jersey officers and their families. State docket MON-L-000484-24, Monmouth County.
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