ThatsThem Opt Out: Remove Your Info From ThatsThem
The short answer
To opt out of ThatsThem, find your listing at thatsthem.com, copy your details exactly as shown, then go to thatsthem.com/optout, paste them into the form, complete the CAPTCHA, and submit. Click the confirmation link ThatsThem emails you. Removal takes about 5 to 7 business days, and it is free with no account required.
This guide is free and complete. Follow it and you will be removed from ThatsThem without paying anyone, including us. If you would rather not do this 44 more times, that is what Dataremoval is for.
Steps checked against ThatsThem's own opt-out flow. We take no commission from ThatsThem or from any service named on this page.
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What is exposed
What ThatsThem publishes about you
Name, address, phone, email, IP address, and vehicle details in some listings.
Every one of those fields is removable through the steps below, and every one can reappear later when ThatsThem ingests a new public record that matches your name.
Because the same address is usually published with a phone number, plenty of people follow this with removing their phone number from the internet. If the listing is also surfacing in search results, the Google personal information removal request is the separate step that clears the cached page.
The trap
ThatsThem exposes an email address and sometimes an IP address that most people-search sites do not, so a stale listing here leaks more than a name and address. The exact-match form is the trap: enter your details even slightly differently from the page and the request quietly does nothing.
The method
ThatsThem opt-out, step by step
Easy, but the form is picky: the details you enter have to match your listing character for character.
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01 Find your listing
Search your full name plus your city or state on thatsthem.com. ThatsThem publishes your address, phone, email, and in some records an IP address and vehicle details, all without a login. Open the record that is genuinely you.
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02 Copy your details exactly as shown
Copy your name, address, and phone straight from the listing. The opt-out form matches on an exact string, so "St" versus "Street" or "(555)" versus "555-" can cause a mismatch and a silently failed request.
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03 Fill in the opt-out form
Go to thatsthem.com/optout and enter your full name, email, street address, city, state, ZIP, and phone exactly as they appear on the listing. Complete the "I am not a robot" check and click Submit.
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04 Confirm from your inbox
ThatsThem emails a confirmation link or code. Open it and click through. If the form gives you trouble, you can instead email your request with the published details to the address on their opt-out page.
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05 Repeat for duplicates, then re-check
If you have more than one listing, each needs its own form. Removal usually completes within 5 to 7 business days. Check back in a month: ThatsThem rebuilds from public and commercial feeds, so a new source record can create a fresh listing.
Steps written against ThatsThem's live flow in July 2026. Brokers move their forms without notice. If a step has moved, start from their opt-out page and the shape of the process will be the same. Tell us if it has changed: app@dataremoval.ai.
And then the other 44
ThatsThem is one of them
The same address you just removed from ThatsThem is still published by the other brokers in our directory, and by the marketing aggregators that supply all of them. Removing one is a good afternoon. Removing all of them, and keeping them removed as they refill, is a different kind of job.
Dataremoval files every opt-out for you and re-scans monthly. If you are shopping around first, we compare the field in the best data removal services and put the real numbers side by side in how much data removal costs.
Questions
ThatsThem opt-out questions, answered
Where is the ThatsThem opt out page?
It is thatsthem.com/optout. The form asks you to reproduce the details exactly as ThatsThem publishes them, so open your listing in a second tab and copy from it rather than typing from memory. A middle initial or an abbreviated street type that does not match is enough to make the request fail without an error.
How long does ThatsThem take to remove your information?
About 5 to 7 business days after you click the confirmation link in the email. No account is needed and there is no fee. If the listing survives past a week, the usual cause is a detail on the form that did not match the listing exactly.
Does ThatsThem show my email address and IP address?
Often yes, and that is what makes it unusual. Most people-search sites publish name, address, phone, and relatives. ThatsThem also surfaces associated email addresses and sometimes an IP address, which is materially more useful to someone building a phishing or credential-stuffing attempt against you.
Is ThatsThem legal?
Yes. It aggregates public records and commercially available data, which is lawful in the US, and it honors opt-out requests. California, Texas, and a growing list of states give residents a statutory right to demand deletion, but the site is not operating outside the law by publishing this data in the first place.
Will my ThatsThem listing come back?
It can. ThatsThem rebuilds from the same feeds it originally used, so a new public record tying your name to an address can regenerate a listing. Recheck every few months. Removing it once and assuming it is settled is the pattern that leaves people exposed a year later.
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