Removal guide · America Phone Book

How to remove your listing from America Phone Book

  • Redact removes listings automatically

Look yourself up, press the small grey Remove Listing button on your row, and a page reading Removal request has been recorded! replaces the results. Nothing to fill in beyond the search, no email to confirm. The site says removals usually go through automatically within 24 hours. Every row is a listing of its own, and United States Phone Book, run by the same person, needs a separate click.

America Phone Book homepage screenshot

How it traces back to LookupUK.com. The America Phone Book profile separates what the sites say about their operator from what their shared code suggests.

At a glance

The whole job

About a minute
Method

A button in the search results

You enter

A surname, plus a two-letter state if you give a city

Email, account or ID

None

Receipt

The on-screen confirmation · no email

Stated timing

Usually within 24 hours, per the contact page

Bot check

Cloudflare sometimes shows a security check first

Twin site

United States Phone Book · a separate click

Three screens

Take the listing down

01

Search under the name the phone book used

Open americaphonebook.com and fill in First Name, Surname, City and State, then press Search. Only the surname is required, and a city won't run without its two-letter state. To look up a number instead, type all ten digits into Reverse Number.

The America Phone Book homepage, a bald eagle in front of the Stars and Stripes. A dark panel headed PLEASE ENTER YOUR SEARCH CRITERIA holds boxes for first name, surname, city and state with a Search button, a Reverse Number box underneath, and a row of grey category buttons below it.
A name and place, or a ten-digit number.
02

Press Remove Listing on every row that's yours

Each row of results gives a name, an address and a phone number, then a BACKGROUND link and a small grey Remove Listing button at the right. Check the address and number before pressing, since one name can belong to several people, and press the button once on each row that's you.

The Intelius link under the results goes to another company, whose records this removal doesn't touch.

An America Phone Book results page reading Here are your 1 results from our White Pages database. The single row's name, address and phone number are covered by black boxes, followed by a BACKGROUND link and a small grey Remove Listing button, which a green arrow points at. Beneath it, a line invites a search of records at Intelius.
The grey button at the end of the row.
03

Check the confirmation

The results give way to Removal request has been recorded! above an empty search form. That's the end of it. No email follows, so screenshot the page if you'd like a dated record.

The America Phone Book page after the click, with the words Removal request has been recorded! in large bold type above a blank search form.
The only receipt the site gives.

Afterwards

Making sure it's gone

Give it the day the site quotes, then repeat your search in a private window. If the row is still there, press Remove Listing again. For one that won't budge, lookupuk@gmail.com is the only other channel. The contact page asks people not to email removals, but the privacy policy invites a request that spells out what to remove and on which site.

Both privacy policies file this site under United States Phone Book for emailed requests, yet neither says one button clears both, so look yourself up there too with its removal guide.

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Last updated:

September 10, 2026 · Three step screenshots, taken on a walk in May 2026. The search form, the contact page and the empty results template were rechecked live today, and the template still tells visitors to click REMOVE beside a listing. The recheck swapped a 24 to 48 hour estimate, and a three-business-day figure the site never gave, for the contact page's own 24 hours.