How to Remove Your Information from FastPeopleSearch

FastPeopleSearch is one of the largest free people-search sites, publishing home addresses, phone numbers, relatives, and past addresses pulled from public records. Its opt-out runs through an email link and doesn't ask for a phone number.

Last checked: October 2026 · Opt-out steps checked against FastPeopleSearch's own opt-out page

Quick overview

  • FastPeopleSearch is a free people-search site publishing addresses, phones, and relatives from public records, and the same data often appears on other sites that each need their own opt-out.
  • The opt-out needs no phone number: you enter your name and email, click the emailed link, and fill in a form, and the site says to allow 3 days.
  • The site's pages don't say whether a removed listing can return, so search your name again after the removal window has passed.

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What is FastPeopleSearch

FastPeopleSearch is a free people-search platform that compiles home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, relatives, and past addresses from public records into a searchable profile. Data broker registry filings name Mississippi Tornado Alley LLC as the operator behind the site.

Its core search is free. The site separately sells optional detailed background reports, and the opt-out form asks for no payment.

The same underlying public-record data also commonly feeds other people-search sites, so a FastPeopleSearch listing rarely exists in isolation.

How to remove yourself

FastPeopleSearch's opt-out page lists four steps, checked in October 2026.

  1. 1

    Open the opt-out page

    At fastpeoplesearch.com/optout (the Do Not Sell/Right to Opt-out page, also linked in the site footer), choose whether you are the subject of the request or an authorized agent.

  2. 2

    Enter your name and email

    Enter your first name, last name (middle name is optional) and email address. Tick the authorization box, complete the "Verify you are human" check and submit. FastPeopleSearch then sends a link to your email.

  3. 3

    Click the emailed link

    The email may take some time to arrive. If you wait more than 24 hours to click the link, you need to request a new one.

  4. 4

    Fill in the opt-out form

    Enter your information so that it matches the record you want removed. Leaving fields out or entering inaccurate details only hinders the process. You then see a confirmation page and receive a confirmation email. FastPeopleSearch says to allow 3 days for the record to be fully removed.

Notice: FastPeopleSearch usually isn't the only place this kind of information about you shows up — the same details often turn up on other data-broker and people-search sites too. We offer a free way to find out where your name is listed online before you go site by site.

If it doesn't fully solve the problem

A completed FastPeopleSearch opt-out only clears FastPeopleSearch. The same public-record data commonly feeds other people-search sites at the same time, and each of those needs its own separate opt-out.

FastPeopleSearch's opt-out pages don't say whether a removed listing can return. Search your name again after the removal window has passed to confirm it's gone.

If the listing comes back, or you're on several of these sites, our Data Broker Removal service handles the opt-outs for you, and Privacy Monitoring re-checks the sites so a returning listing is caught early.

Common questions

Does FastPeopleSearch require phone verification?

No. The opt-out page asks for your name, an email address, a human-verification check and an authorization checkbox, then emails you a link to the opt-out form. It doesn't ask for a phone number.

Will removing myself from FastPeopleSearch also remove me from other people-search sites?

No. FastPeopleSearch pulls from the same pool of public records that dozens of other people-search sites also draw from, so clearing your FastPeopleSearch listing has no effect on identical listings living on other domains. Each of those sites needs its own separate opt-out request — clearing FastPeopleSearch is never a one-site-fixes-all solution.

How long does FastPeopleSearch take to process an opt-out?

FastPeopleSearch's opt-out page says to allow 3 days for your record to be fully removed.

Is FastPeopleSearch connected to any of the other sites in this guide?

Yes. Data broker registry filings name Mississippi Tornado Alley LLC as the operator of FastPeopleSearch, and the same filings tie that operator to AdvancedBackgroundChecks, CyberBackgroundChecks, USPhoneBook, SearchPeopleFree, and several other people-search sites.

Will my information come back after I opt out?

FastPeopleSearch's opt-out pages don't say whether a removed listing can return. Search your name again after the removal window has passed to confirm it's gone.

Do I pay if my listing isn't removed?

Opting out yourself is free. Our removal services are no-removal, no-fee: you're invoiced only once we achieve the removal defined in your Service Agreement. Search suppression is billed for the work performed.

Also showing up on USPhoneBook or CheckPeople? See our USPhoneBook or CheckPeople removal guides, or the full Data Broker Removal service. If a listing stays online, see Search Suppression and Google De-indexing.

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