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How to remove yourself from That's Them

Removing yourself from That's Them is free. It takes a little more than most: see what you'll need below.

Open the That's Them opt-out page Track it

Steps

Open the opt-out page. The form asks for your full name, email, street address, city, state, ZIP code and phone number, so it can match the right record.
Submit one request per record. If you appear more than once with different details, send a request for each.
Skip the paid identity-protection offer that appears on the site.

If that doesn't work

This removes you from That's Them only. Search engines can keep showing the old result for a week or more.

Afterward

Mark it as requested in your tracker. Once it's gone, search thatsthem.com for your name again in about 3 months: sites like this re-list people when new records come in.

Still showing in Google?

Once your listing is gone, Google can keep showing the old result, with your details in the preview, until it visits the page again. To speed that up, right-click the result, choose Copy Link Address, and paste the link into Google's free Refresh Outdated Content tool. It works once the page itself is gone.

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