How does GhostVault stop spam calls?

Americans received 52.5 billion robocalls in 2025, according to the YouMail Robocall Index. Spam callers source phone numbers primarily from data broker sites that aggregate and sell personal information. GhostVault removes your phone number, home address, and personal details from 500+ data broker and people-search sites — cutting off the supply chain that feeds spam callers. Most users report a significant reduction in spam calls within 30–60 days of removal.

Can GhostVault prevent identity theft?

Yes. The FTC received 1.1 million identity theft reports in 2024, with total consumer fraud losses hitting $12.5 billion — a 25% increase over the prior year (FTC Consumer Sentinel Network Data Book 2024). Identity thieves routinely use data broker sites to obtain personal details — full name, address, phone number, relatives, and employment history — before committing fraud. GhostVault removes this data from 500+ broker sites and monitors for reappearance, materially reducing the personal information available to bad actors.

How long does it take to remove my information?

GhostVault's scan delivers results instantly — no waiting period. Automated CCPA deletion requests are sent to data brokers immediately upon subscription. Under the California Consumer Privacy Act, brokers are legally required to process deletion requests within 45 days. In practice, most major brokers (Spokeo, Whitepages, BeenVerified) remove listings within 7–14 days. GhostVault monitors your listings continuously and re-submits removal requests whenever your data reappears.

Which data broker sites does GhostVault remove me from?

GhostVault targets 500+ data broker and people-search sites — more than double the coverage of most competitors. This includes all major brokers: Spokeo, Whitepages, BeenVerified, TruePeopleSearch, Intelius, Radaris, PeopleFinders, MyLife, FastPeopleSearch, Nuwber, PeopleLooker, and hundreds of smaller aggregators and resellers. The global data broker market was valued at approximately $277–$303 billion in 2024, according to multiple industry research firms including Grand View Research and ResearchAndMarkets, making comprehensive removal coverage essential.

Is the scan really free?

Yes. GhostVault's exposure scan is completely free — no credit card, no account required. The scan checks your name against 500+ data broker databases and returns a detailed report showing exactly which sites have your phone number, home address, relatives, and other personal information. Paid removal starts at $3.99/month, making GhostVault the most affordable full-coverage data removal service available in 2026.

How much does GhostVault cost?

GhostVault costs $3.99/month on a monthly plan, or $39/year ($3.25/month) on the annual plan. This makes it the lowest-priced comprehensive data removal service in the market — cheaper than Incogni ($6.49/month annual), OneRep ($8.33/month annual), DeleteMe ($10.75/month annual), and PrivacyDuck ($8.25/month annual). All plans include unlimited removal requests, continuous monitoring, and breach alerts.

Is it free to opt out of ZoomInfo?

Yes. ZoomInfo's opt-out process is free and does not require creating an account or paying for anything. You submit a privacy request through their Privacy Center and verify your email.

How long does ZoomInfo take to remove your profile?

ZoomInfo typically processes removal requests within 1–5 business days. You'll receive a confirmation email when your profile has been deleted.

Will ZoomInfo re-add my information after I opt out?

ZoomInfo continuously harvests business contact data from company websites, LinkedIn, job postings, and other sources. Your profile can reappear if you change jobs, publish new professional content, or if ZoomInfo's data sources are refreshed. Periodic re-submission of opt-out requests is recommended.

Why does ZoomInfo have my information?

ZoomInfo compiles professional data from company websites, LinkedIn profiles, press releases, job boards, SEC filings, and other public sources. It sells this data to sales and marketing teams. It is one of the largest B2B data brokers in the US with over 100 million professional profiles.

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Opt-Out Guide

ZoomInfo Opt Out: Remove Your Profile From ZoomInfo (2026)

February 22, 20265 min read

ZoomInfo has over 100 million professional profiles and sells access to them — your work email, direct line, job title, company, LinkedIn — to sales teams. If you've ever gotten a cold email at an address you never gave anyone, or been contacted through a work number you didn't publish, there's a reasonable chance ZoomInfo was the source.

What ZoomInfo Shows About You

Full name and job title
Work and personal email addresses
Direct phone number
Current and past employers
Company size and industry
LinkedIn profile URL
Location (city and state)
Professional history and seniority level

How to Opt Out of ZoomInfo: Step-by-Step

1Go to zoominfo.com/about-zoominfo/privacy-center in your browser.
2Click "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" or "Manage Privacy Choices".
3Enter your first name, last name, and email address to find your profile.
4ZoomInfo will display matching profiles — select the one that is yours.
5Choose "Suppress my profile" and submit the request.
6Check your inbox for a verification email from ZoomInfo.
7Click the confirmation link to complete the removal.
8You will receive a second email confirming your profile has been suppressed.

Difficulty & Timeline

Difficulty: EasyTime: ~5 minutesRemoval timeline: 1–5 business days

Why ZoomInfo Profiles Reappear

ZoomInfo crawls company sites, press releases, job boards, and LinkedIn constantly. Change jobs, get quoted somewhere, or show up in a company directory, and a new profile can appear within weeks. The opt-out hides your current profile — it doesn't stop ZoomInfo from building a new one next time it finds your name somewhere. Resubmitting every few months is the only way to actually stay off.

ZoomInfo vs. Other Data Brokers

ZoomInfo is a B2B tool — it's mostly used by sales teams, not by people trying to find your home address. Consumer people-search sites like Spokeo, BeenVerified, and Whitepages are separate systems with their own data and their own opt-out processes. Removing yourself from ZoomInfo does nothing for those, and vice versa. If you want broad coverage, you need to handle both sides. See our background check opt-out guide for the consumer side.

ZoomInfo is one of 500+ data brokers with your info

GhostVault handles the full removal list — consumer and professional — automatically and keeps you removed.

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