Subject: you
They found you.
Now see what they found
Someone looking you up today gets more than you think. Start with a free check of your email. Then open the full file: where your name, photos, phone and address sit on the public web, every source, and how to get them taken down.
Exhibit A — excerpt from a real report
Exposure level: Medium
Your name on the public web
- Confirmed LinkedIn profile — employer, city, photo [1]
- Confirmed Conference speaker page — bio, headshot [2]
- Possible Whitepages — age range, two previous cities, one relative [3]
How to remove yourself
- Whitepages opt-out form [3]
- Google "Results about you" [4]
- [5]
Questions
What is free and what costs $2.99?
The check on your email — known breaches and public profiles — is free and instant. The full file, which searches your name across profiles, news, photos and people-search sites, is $2.99.
What happens after I pay?
You get an email with one button: start my report. Clicking it confirms the inbox is yours, then the search runs and the file lands about ten minutes later.
Can I run this on someone else?
No. The report only goes to the address that was searched, and nothing runs until that inbox confirms it.
Why might it show a different person?
Name matches are not always you. Every finding is marked confirmed, meaning it is tied to your email or linked profiles, or possible, meaning it matched your name alone.
Refunds?
Wrong address, or nothing useful found? Reply to the report email and we refund it. No questions.