*Every Thursday, we share a data broker opt-out guide. Follow along if you’d like to start removing yourself from the internet. This week, we’re sharing a Veripages opt out guide.* 

  
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**Veripages opt out guide**

1. Go to [https://veripages.com/](https://veripages.com/).
2. Enter your full name, city, and state into the search bar and click the “SEARCH FREE” button.
3. Find your profile and click “Get Full Profile.”
4. Copy your profile’s URL.
5. Go to Veripages’ opt-out page: [https://veripages.com/inner/control-privacy](https://veripages.com/inner/control-privacy) and click “START REMOVAL PROCESS.”
6. Click “NEXT.”
7. Click “NEXT” again.
8. Paste in your profile URL and click “NEXT.”
9. Click “SKIP.”
10. Enter your username and email address and complete the captcha. Click “NEXT.”
11. Go to your email inbox, find the email from Veripages, and click the verification link. 

**What is Veripages?**

Veripages is a people search site that lets anyone look up people’s personal information. You can search for someone via their full name, phone number (known as “phone search”), or address (“address search”). 

**Is Veripages legit?**

Veripages does actually provide personal data about individuals, so in that respect, it is legit. 

**Is Veripages legal?**

Yes, like many other people search sites, Veripages is legal, i.e., it is not breaking the law by publishing your and other people’s personal details online. That’s because it gets most of its data from public sources, such as public records and social media profiles. 

**Is Veripages safe?**

Visiting Veripages is unlikely to infect your device with malware. But having your personal data on a people search site like Veripages can increase your risk of identity theft, doxxing, stalking, social engineering attacks, and similar threats. 

  
