Data brokers are companies that collect and sell your personal information, and auditing these sites is an essential step in anyone's digital footprint analysis, especially if you are conducting it for the first time.
USPhoneBook is a reverse phone lookup site: enter any US number and it will tell you who owns the phone number, their age, address history, carrier and even relatives and it costs nothing. Which is why it's a popular choice by telemarketers, scammers and anyone else who needs to know the name of who owns your number.
Luckily, USPhoneBook offers the quickest opt-out procedure of any of the phone-lookup brokers. The whole process only takes about five minutes. This is the current 2026 process.
What information does USPhoneBook publish about you?
- Mobile and landline phone numbers
- Owner's full name and age
- Current and past addresses
- Phone carrier and line type
- Relatives and possible associates
- Email addresses linked to the number
Skip the manual work
Don’t want to fill out forms and answer verification calls? AntiBridge removes your data from USPhoneBook and 150+ other brokers automatically.
Start automatic removalHow to opt out of USPhoneBook: step by step
1Find your listing
Visit usphonebook.com and look up your phone number (or by your first and last name). Find your listing and copy the URL of the page from the address bar.
2Open the opt-out page
Go to the bottom of the website footer "Do Not Sell My Personal Data," or simply visit usphonebook.com/opt-out. Enter the URL that you copied in Step 1.
3Complete the verification
Provide your email address and fill-out the CAPTCHA. Then press Submit. USPhoneBook will generate a confirmation email. Follow the link in the email and confirm your request. The link might have a limited life span, so do not wait.
4Re-check after 72 hours
Listings generally disappear anywhere from 24 to 72 hours. Check the number again to make sure it's gone. But sometimes a Google cache of the page can persist for a few more days but will eventually disappear on its own.
Quick reference
| Site | Opt-out method | Removal time | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| usphonebook.com | Online form + email verification | 24 - 72 hours | Free |
What happens after you opt out
USPhoneBook does refresh its database from telecom marketing data and public records. When you subscribe to a new phone contract, change addresses or move your numbers you get a new listing that your prior opt-out does not include.
Since the phone-lookup category is crowded (USPhoneBook, SpyDialer, OkCaller, NumLookup and many others), an automated removal service keeps your number suppressed across the entire category.
Tired of opting out one site at a time?
Data brokers make it easy for scammers, stalkers, and identity thieves to find you. Removing yourself from 150+ sites manually takes weeks – and your information can reappear. AntiBridge handles the removals for you and keeps watch so your privacy stays protected.
Remove my info automaticallyFrequently asked questions
Is the USPhoneBook opt-out free?
Yes, totally. The opt out form which verifies your email is the actual free removal service. No credit card or account required.
Do I need to opt out for every phone number separately?
Yes. Every number is a different listing. For example if you have previously had a mobile, a landline and a current number then you're looking at three separate requests.
Why does my name still appear in Google after removal?
Google stores deleted pages temporarily and then it clears the cache. Usually the cache clears up after few days but using Google's Remove outdated content tool, you can accelerate the process.
Will opting out stop spam calls?
It helps, as your number will no longer be freely searchable on this website but spamsters tend to use as many different resources as possible. The best result will be achieved by removing your number from all of the main phone-lookup brokers.
