Addresses.com is an Intelius site
Its footer credits Intelius, LLC as the only source of the personal information it shows, and addresses.com is one of the 22 domains on Intelius' California data-broker filing. Addresses.com doesn't process removals. Even its Remove My Listing link hands you to Intelius' privacy center, so a request has to go to Intelius.
Broker profile
Addresses.com
A white-pages site run by Intelius, LLC, and its footer says so plainly: "Personal identifying information available on Addresses.com is provided solely by Intelius, LLC." A name search shows a street address and a full phone number for free, and profile pages add age, past cities, possible relatives, aliases and work history. Its address and phone boxes hand the lookup to intelius.com. There's no removal process here. The one rights link in the footer opens Intelius' privacy center.
Addresses.com overview
At a glance
- Data published
- Extensive
- Re-listing frequency
- Recurring
- Complaint record
- Mixed
- Opt-out friction
- High
- Operator opacity
- Mostly disclosed
- Prior data incidents
- None documented
Each broker is scored 1 to 4 across the six dimensions above; higher means more exposure, and the overall gauge is their average.
What each dimension means
- Data published: how much and how sensitive the personal data they put out.
- Re-listing frequency: how quickly you reappear after opting out.
- Complaint record: the volume and pattern of complaints across BBB, Trustpilot, and Sitejabber. No listing, or a listing with no reviews, counts against the broker.
- Opt-out friction: how hard the removal process is to complete.
- Operator opacity: how hidden the operating company and its principals are.
- Prior data incidents: history of breaches or leaks of the data they hold.
- Category
White pages · name, address and phone lookups
- Operating entity
Intelius, LLC · named in the site's own footer
- CA registration
One of 22 domains on Intelius, LLC's filing
- Free listings show
Name · street address · phone number · age · relatives
- Searches on the site
By name only · address and phone go to intelius.com
- Own opt-out?
None · its rights link opens Intelius' privacy center
- Opt-out
- FCRA covered?
No · disclaimed in its own footer
Background
Background
Addresses.com looks like a stand-alone phone book, and its footer is candid that it isn't one. It describes a free directory of "basic information, such as name, address, age, and partial phone numbers", warns that "you may ultimately be directed to Intelius.com" for more, and says the personal information on it comes solely from Intelius, LLC.
- Registrant
Intelius, LLC (San Diego, CA)
- Tabs
White Pages · Address · Reverse Phone
- Browsable index
A to Z by last name
- Paid upgrade
Intelius report, sold on intelius.com
The name tab is the part that stays on this site, and it shows more than the footer admits. Results list each match with a full phone number, not a partial one, and a profile page adds age, the phone's carrier, past cities, possible relatives by full name, aliases, employment and education, with email addresses partly masked.
The address and reverse-phone tabs look like they answer here, but both hand the search to Intelius, whose address report asks for your name and email before it shows anything. An A-to-Z directory of last names sits under the search boxes and makes listings reachable without any search at all.
Check the name listing after suppression. PeopleConnect says its tool covers name searches on all PeopleConnect people-search sites, which includes this Intelius site. PeopleConnect also says a suppressed name may still appear in phone, address, or email reports. After you suppress your record, search for your name here. Email privacy@intelius.com about the address report or anything else that still appears.
Data Published
Data types
The first group is what anyone sees on Addresses.com without paying, read from its name results and profile pages. The second is what the Intelius report it links to adds.
Sensitive: elevated identity-theft, doxxing, or safety riskStandard public-record field
Free, no account needed:
- Full name
- Street addressSensitive
- Phone number, with carrierSensitive
- AgeSensitive
- Past citiesSensitive
- Possible relativesSensitive
- AliasesSensitive
- Work and education historySensitive
- Email addresses, partly maskedSensitive
Behind the paid Intelius report:
- Criminal and arrest recordsSensitive
- All phone numbersSensitive
- Property and asset ownershipSensitive
- Court records and judgmentsSensitive
- People who share the addressSensitive
Contact
Contacts & links
- Operating entity
Intelius, LLC
- Registered address
375 Camino De La Reina, Suite 400 San Diego, CA 92108
- Registered contact
- Registered phone
- Rights portal
intelius.com/privacy-center · the footer's only rights link, and the Remove My Listing link on its help page
- Website
Network
Sister brands
Intelius, LLC's registry entry covers 22 domains, this one included. The siblings that have pages here are below.
Removal runs through Intelius. Use the Intelius removal guide, then search your name on Addresses.com to confirm it is gone. PeopleConnect says its tool covers name searches on all PeopleConnect people-search sites. The wording includes this Intelius people-search site, although PeopleConnect does not name Addresses.com among its four examples. A suppressed name may still appear in phone, address, or email reports, so email privacy@intelius.com about anything still showing.
Reputation
Trust signals
A thin record. The BBB has a file on Addresses.com and hardly anyone reviews it anywhere else.
FAQ
Q & A
Who owns Addresses.com?
Intelius, LLC. The footer says the personal information on the site comes solely from Intelius, it carries an Intelius copyright line, and addresses.com is one of the 22 domains on Intelius, LLC's California data-broker filing.
How do I remove my information from Addresses.com?
Through Intelius. The site has no opt-out form. Its footer's Exercise My Data Privacy Rights link and the Remove My Listing link on its help page both open Intelius' privacy center, which sends you to PeopleConnect's Suppression Center. Follow our Intelius removal guide, then search your name here again a few days later.
Someone found me by searching my street address. Will suppression stop that?
PeopleConnect says its tool covers name searches on its people-search sites. PeopleConnect also says your name may still appear in address reports after suppression. After you suppress, search for your name here. Then email privacy@intelius.com and ask for the address report and anything else that remains.
Is Addresses.com connected to the post office?
No. It's a commercial people-search site run by Intelius, LLC, and nothing on it claims any postal or government connection.
Has Addresses.com had a data breach?
None documented. Have I Been Pwned lists nothing for addresses.com, and PeopleConnect's 2023 breach notices concern TruthFinder and Instant Checkmate customers only. We checked on September 10, 2026.
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September 10, 2026 · Rewritten from a same-day read of addresses.com (homepage, footer, help page, name results and profile pages), where each search box actually sends you, Intelius' privacy center and Suppression Center pages, and California's current registry file. The BBB, Trustpilot and SmartCustomer pages were opened in a real browser. No breach turned up on Have I Been Pwned or in PeopleConnect's 2023 notices.