Advanced Background Checks

Review: Website has posted my name, address and other information that is critical to my privacy. They require you to physically mail them MORE information in order to remove these types of posts.Desired Settlement: I need the webpage that shows up under a search for my name to be removed without "requiring" more information from me. Posting the URL here would just create another Google entry I do not want. They will have to search my name and delete it that way.

Business

Response:

We have reviewed our files and found that we do in fact have an opt out on file regarding your listing. Today we have submitted a request to remove one additional listing. Please allow 24-48 hours for this to reflect online. Feel free to let us know if your information still appears on our site after this time. We recommend contacting us directly regarding this and providing the URL where the listing still appears. Public records are collected from thousands of sources. Here are a few examples:Supermarket Rewards Cards: Every time anyone makes a purchase from a grocery store or drugstore with a loyalty or "rewards" card, that information is used to build a very personal profile of your shopping habits. Product Warranty and Registration Cards: Do you fill out the warranty and product registration cards for every new product you purchase? If so, you probably assume this is standard procedure for making sure your warranty is valid. In fact, warranty and product registration cards do very little for the consumer. Moreover, all your personal information on warranty cards is collected and used for marketing purposes. Raffles and Sweepstakes: Though raffles and sweepstakes offer a one-in-a-million chance of winning some type of luxury item, free gym memberships or dream vacations you should be aware how your contact information is used. Often, you are asked to proved Name, address and phone number as a means of contacting you in the event you should win. In reality, this information is used for direct marketing purposes.You do not always have to enter a raffle or surf the Internet for someone to collect personal data about you. In fact, many of the activities and responsibilities you have as a member of society, property owner and licensed driver contribute to what is known as your "Public Profile." Other sources include voter registration, hunting and fishing licenses, magazine subscriptions and much more.We have suppressed your information again as of today; however, anytime you publicly report your information to companies and organizations, this information may be updated in public record databases and therefore will return results when doing a search for public record files. If you see your name appear on our site you will need to notify us so we can remove it.

Consumer

Response:

I am rejecting this response because: this URL is STILL NOT DELETED [redacted]

Business

Response:

Thank you for providing the URL. We have submitted this additional listing for removal today.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to my concern, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.