Amazing Registry.com Inc

The customer is asking a lot of us, and we have no legal or ethical responsibility to do what they are asking There are several companies that have the same privacy policy as us, such as *** There are automated means of telling us not to index registries, and self-service mechanisms to tell us to remove registries The customer could have found these with a little more effort Our systems are easier to find and use than *** ***'s

Complaint: [redacted]I am rejecting this response because Amazing Registry is not addressing the issue. I had no knowledge they trolled the internet for my registries, they did failed to notify me they were using my information. As such, there was no way for me to de-register (I never actively registered). Moreover, my registries were made private months ago, however Amazing Registry did not remove my information.  Lastly, Amazing Registry needs to share any revenues as a result of my information. 
I require: (i) a change in Amazing Registries policy, they must implement a policy of notification; (ii) a change in Amazing Registries policy, they must remove registry information once it is made private on the third party sites; and (iii) a share in any profits they received as a result of my information. 
Sincerely,[redacted]

[redacted] name was purged from our database when he originally asked us to purge it.  There are 0 web pages on our site that mention his name.  [redacted] is not instant, and it will take a little while for them to refresh their index.  We have no control of [redacted] crawling or...

indexation rates.  Please be patient, and all will be well.

We are adhering to our privacy policy www.amazingregistry.com/privacy and the stores privacy policies.  The registries at the stores were not marked private.  We received a request by [redacted] to remove her registry on 12/5 (Sat), which was processed on the next business day, 12/7 (Mon)....

 There is an automated mechanism for users to remove their own registries, but I guess [redacted] missed it.