The law gives you the right to have your personal information removed, and brokers count on you giving up before you use it. Where the law applies, we put it to work: we keep pushing when a broker stalls, and we don't drop it.
Run my free exposure scan →A removal request often dies on the first try. Brokers run out the clock and wait. We don't let them.
CCPA gives brokers 45 days to comply. We watch the clock. The moment a deadline slips, we send the next step instead of waiting to see if they come around.
Initial request. Written follow-up. Formal escalation citing the statute. When a broker relists you after a confirmed removal, we re-submit right away, not on your next billing cycle.
When a broker ignores a verified request, we send written follow-up that names the statute and the missed deadline. The paper trail applies pressure and creates a record if the case needs to go further. Most requests go out under an authorized agent standing you grant us once, so a broker can't wave the request off as unverified.
Legal enforcement isn't an add-on. Persistent follow-up, written escalation, and re-submission when brokers relist are built into every paid Delist plan. Sticking with a removal until it holds is the job.
Run a free scan to see what's exposed. When a broker misses a deadline or relists you, escalation starts automatically. You don't have to ask.
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