Remove your data from 411.com

Delist removes your personal information from 411.com and keeps it off. We find your listing, file the opt-out as your authorized agent, confirm the record is gone, and re-check that it stays down. 411.com shares a network with whitepages.com — one engagement covers those too.

Remove your data from 411.com →

What is 411.com?

A people-search, reverse-phone, and reverse-address lookup site that is owned by and shares the Whitepages database. Whitepages says more than 30 million people use it monthly and that it holds contact information on over 275 million people nationwide.

What 411.com shows about you

• full name
• age
• current and past addresses
• phone numbers
• relatives/associates
• property records
• criminal/traffic records (via Whitepages Premium)

Why removing 411.com isn't one-and-done

Listings can reappear as Whitepages refreshes; repeat periodically. Check both Whitepages and Whitepages Premium.

Delist re-checks confirmed removals and re-files when a record comes back, so you don't have to watch 411.com yourself.

Get off 411.com — and every other broker

Your information is rarely on just one site. Delist finds where you appear, files the opt-outs, and keeps checking that they stay down — across the brokers, not just 411.com.

Run a free scan →

Prefer to do it yourself? Our step-by-step 411.com removal guide walks through every screen of the manual opt-out.

Beyond 411.com: see your state's data privacy rights for laws that may give you stronger tools than opting out site-by-site.