Being doxxed? Start with the source.
When someone posts your address, phone, or personal details to harass you, we look at getting the page itself removed at the source first, and treat Google delisting as a separate, limited result.
If you’re in immediate dangerStart with one specific non-intimate page, post, or search result that shows your details.
$1,250 per URL 48-hour acceptance review refunded in full if we can’t accept it
How doxxing removal works
Separate the threat from the search results.
Doxxing cases go wrong when everything is treated as one problem. Good notes separate any immediate danger, the page itself, people-search listings, and the search results spreading it.
If someone is nearby, threatening violence, swatting, stalking, or sending people to your address, your safety comes first. Call 911 in an emergency. A removal agency is not an emergency service.
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Keep private notes without spreading the exposed details further.
- forum.example/t/…The site’s rules
- paste.example/…The web host
- social.example/p/…Platform policy
- people.example/…People-search
A people-search listing needs its opt-out, not this takedown.
The page first, then Google.
A doxx — your home address, phone number, workplace, or family details posted to intimidate you — may break the harassment, privacy, or safety rules of the site where it appears.
We keep removal of the page and search delisting separate in your written scope, and each link is labeled source removed, search delisted, or unresolved.
More detail
A specific forum thread, social post, profile, paste site, or harassment page usually has an owner who can remove it.
Delisting can make the page harder to find by your name when it can’t be removed yet; it hides the result from search, and the page may still be online. Outcomes vary. Third parties make the final decision, and your written scope defines what counts as done and how refunds work.
The details of your case stay in a private case file.
- forum.example/t/…Source removed
- search: your name + citySearch delisted
- paste.example/…In progress
- mirror.example/…No result
Page and search, labeled apart.
Urgent takedowns, not people-search monitoring.
We focus on the urgent problem: a specific post or page that exposes you to harm. That’s different from the steady stream of people-search sites that collect public records — those are handled by ongoing opt-out subscriptions, not a one-time takedown.
More detail
People-search and directory listings usually need ongoing opt-outs; one urgent takedown can’t clear them all. Know which one you need before paying. For several sites or search results, request a written quote.
- A post exposing your addressone page
- A profile or paste pageits owner
- A Google result for your namesearch only
- Many people-search sitesongoing opt-outs
- Intimate images or sextortiona private review
Threats and stalking come before any agency work.
Threats, stalking, swatting, or offline escalation belong with the police and safety services first: save the threats privately and put your safety first.
For intimate images or sextortion, talk to a person privately, not through a normal written form. If anyone is under 18, use NCMEC’s free help.
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A removal request is not a substitute for the police, workplace security, or local safety planning.
When a page mixes doxxing with impersonation or sexual threats, keep the exposed personal information separate from fake accounts, intimate-image threats, or extortion demands.
What you get
Your safety first
If the exposed information is putting you in danger right now, start with the safety steps. Call 911 in an emergency: a removal agency is not an emergency service.
One page, one written price
Work on one page that exposes your details is $1,250 per URL. Mirrors and re-posts are separate items.
Page and search, kept apart
Each link is labeled source removed, search delisted, or unresolved. Delisting hides the result from search; it does not delete the page itself.
Facts you can check
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What we areOne price, on the rate card
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Work on one page that exposes your details is $1,250 per URL. The same price is on /pricing and at checkout.
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Per URL, in writing.
Work on one page that exposes your details is $1,250 per URL.
- Refund
- Full refund if we can’t accept it; each URL not verified removed within 30 days is refunded.
- Done when
- Source removed, verified for the accepted URL containing exposed personal information.
Included
- A private review before work begins
- Written scope confirmed at acceptance, before work begins
- A written result receipt on completion
Not covered by this price
- Links spread across several providers (those need a private review and a written quote)
- Information published in official public records
- Anyone under 18: that goes to NCMEC, never to a paid service.
How the payment runs
Your card is charged at checkout on Stripe’s page. Every order then gets a 48-hour acceptance review, and anything we cannot accept is refunded in full before work begins. Hosts, platforms, and search engines make the final decision.
If what you have is really a people-search problem, that review is where we say so and you are refunded. Mirrors and re-posts are separate items.
What this is, and isn’t
We won’t promise to scrub you from the entire internet. We tell you which problem you actually have, and handle the one we’re built for.
- Act as an emergency service. If someone is threatening you or coming to your address, call 911 or local police before contacting any agency.
- Clear people-search sites with one takedown. That is ongoing upkeep, handled by opt-out subscriptions.
- Promise a timeline before reviewing it. It depends on who owns the page, the safety situation, and whether we can take the item on.
- Call a delisted result removed. Delisting hides the result from search; the page may still be online.
A written scope
A real doxxing review names the page itself, the policy or legal reason for a request, any search-only option, and the items that belong with the police or a different kind of service. Links, search results, platforms, and search-only items are listed separately before any work begins, and search delisting is never called removal at the source.
Read on
Do it yourself first with our free guides, or read the pages next to this one.
Ask Google to remove your address or phone number from SearchRemoving a result from Bing: which request fitsIf fake accounts are using your name or likenessHow removal at the source and search delisting differFree official options to try before AboutUs
Education, not legal advice
This page is education, not legal advice. We are a removal agency, not a law firm; for advice on your specific situation, consult an attorney — or ask us privately and we'll tell you honestly what your case needs and what it costs.
Doxxing removal FAQ
How do I remove my personal information that was posted online?
When someone posts your address, phone, or personal details to harass you — a “doxx” — the first question is who controls the page, and whether hiding it from search is the only option. Information spread across people-search sites is a different, ongoing job; we tell you up front which one you’re dealing with before any AboutUs work begins.
Can you remove my home address from Google?
We review whether the page itself can realistically be taken down and, where eligible, whether Google can delist it separately. Delisting hides the result from search; removal at the source is stronger when the site owner will act.
Is this the same as a data-broker removal service?
No. Subscription services keep opting you out of people-search sites over time. We focus on urgent, targeted takedowns — a specific doxxing post or page meant to harass — not ongoing people-search monitoring. If people-search sites are your main problem, we’ll say so honestly.
How fast can a doxxing post be taken down?
It depends on who owns the page, the safety situation, and whether we can take the item on. We don’t promise a timeline before reviewing it; accepted work is written into your scope, and results vary.
Separate the urgent post from the whole internet.
Send one specific page, post, or search result that shows your details. If the exposed information is putting you in danger right now, start with the safety steps.