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SecretInfo

  • People Search
  • 15-brand shared backend
  • On the 2024 MC2 leak list
  • Paid plans file this opt-out for youBeta

The second storefront of The People Searchers LLC of Boynton Beach, Florida, whose homepage is byte-for-byte identical to People Searcher, and one California data-broker filing covers both. It sells the same five-day trial converting to $49.97 a month, and it's one of the fifteen brands researcher JayeLTee found on a backend exposed in 2024, whose admin accounts were @mc2data.com addresses. Despite being one product, it runs its own opt-out form and its own billing line.

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SecretInfo overview

At a glance

Quick facts

Redact's exposure rating

Substantial
LimitedModerateSubstantialExtensive
Data published
Editorial estimate
Re-listing frequency
Editorial estimate
Complaint record
No public record
Opt-out friction
Moderate
Operator opacity
Obscured
Prior data incidents
On the 2024 MC2 leak list

Our editorial assessment from public sources as of October 8, 2026, and our own opt-out testing as of October 8, 2026. Each dimension is scored 1 to 4, higher means more exposure, and the overall gauge is their average, unless a confirmed breach holds it higher. It is an opinion, not a finding about the company's conduct or legal compliance. Dimensions marked "Editorial estimate" are estimated from the kind of service offered rather than observed on this site. How we score

On the 2024 MC2 leak list: a security researcher listed SecretInfo among the sites with users on the exposed server. We found no filing showing who ran that server. Being on the list still holds the overall rating at Substantial or higher.

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

People search · background reports

Operating entity

The People Searchers LLC

Headquarters

Boynton Beach, FL

Twin storefront

peoplesearcher.com · identical site

2024 exposed server

One of 15 brands · @mc2data.com admin accounts

CA registration

The People Searchers LLC · CPPA

Pricing

5-day trial ($1.00 or $14.95) → $49.97/mo

Cancellation line

(866) 409-0140 · differs from its twin

Opt-out

Its own request page · an emailed link confirms it

FCRA covered?

Says it isn't a CRA · the site disclaims consumer-reporting use

Background

Background

One product, two brands

SecretInfo is the same site as People Searcher, not a sister site in the usual sense. Fetch secretinfo.org and peoplesearcher.com and you get byte-for-byte the same 3,927-byte JavaScript shell, and one California data-broker filing by The People Searchers LLC names both domains. What makes it worth its own page is that the shared product doesn't come with a shared opt-out.

Operating entity

The People Searchers LLC

Address

4781 N Congress Ave, Suite 2135 Boynton Beach, FL 33426

Twin domain

peoplesearcher.com (same CPPA filing)

Homepage

Byte-identical to its twin · 3,927-byte JS shell

Server admin domain (2024)

@mc2data.com (no filing ties The People Searchers LLC to MC2 Data)

Own billing line

(866) 409-0140 · twin uses (833) 634-0750

The operator is The People Searchers LLC, an active Florida company formed in June 2020 and based at 4781 N Congress Ave in Boynton Beach. It's the same entity, the same address, and the same corporate paper trail described in full on the People Searcher profile. Its California data-broker filing lists both secretinfo.org and peoplesearcher.com as its websites.

The site itself gives nothing away. Every page, the privacy policy included, renders as an empty JavaScript shell to anything that isn't a browser, and the terms refer to the operator only as "SecretInfo", and the legal name doesn't appear in the text we could read. The homepage carries the standard FCRA disclaimer for this category, warning that the site isn't a consumer reporting agency and must not be used for employment, tenant, credit, or insurance decisions.

Where the two brands differ is billing and removal. SecretInfo's terms give a different cancellation phone number, (866) 409-0140 rather than its twin's (833) 634-0750, and it runs its own opt-out form at its own URL. Neither site's opt-out page mentions the other, and neither says a submission covers both. That's the whole reason this brand carries a full page rather than a pointer to its twin.

SecretInfo also appears on the fifteen-brand list that security researcher JayeLTee built from an exposed backend whose admin accounts were @mc2data.com addresses, where every user record carried a brand ID mapping to one of fifteen sites. He wrote that he didn't know if MC2 Data owns all these websites. DataBreaches.net published the enumerated list. No filing we can cite links The People Searchers LLC to MC2 Data, LLC. What connects them is the shared backend's @mc2data.com admin accounts.

Two brands, two removals. SecretInfo and People Searcher are one product on one registration, but each runs its own opt-out form and neither says it clears the other. Treat them as two separate removals until one of them says otherwise.

Data Published

Data types

12 categories

Sensitive: elevated identity-theft, doxxing, or safety riskStandard public-record field

The product is identical to its twin's, drawing on a claimed "over 12 billion public records from thousands of sources."

  • Full names and aliases
  • Address historySensitive
  • Phone numbers
  • Relatives and associatesSensitive
  • Criminal recordsSensitive
  • Court and arrest recordsSensitive
  • Sex-offender registry statusSensitive
  • Marriage and divorce recordsSensitive
  • Property recordsSensitive
  • Civil judgments, liens, and bankruptciesSensitive
  • Social and dating profilesSensitive
  • PhotosSensitive

Contact

Contacts & links

Its own channels
Operating entity

The People Searchers LLC

Mailing address

4781 N Congress Ave, Suite 2135 Boynton Beach, FL 33426

Cancellation phone

(866) 409-0140

Operator support email

support@peoplesearcher.com

Opt-out

secretinfo.org/api/helper/optOutLight/search

Website

https://www.secretinfo.org/

Check which number you're calling. The operator's registered support address is support@peoplesearcher.com, but SecretInfo's own terms give cancellation as (866) 409-0140 while its twin gives (833) 634-0750. If you're cancelling a SecretInfo charge, use SecretInfo's number.

Network

Related sites

One filing, two storefronts

The People Searchers LLC's California data-broker filing names two websites, and they're the same website. Around that pair sit the fifteen brands found on one leaked backend in 2024, whose admin accounts were @mc2data.com addresses, several of which run this same site design. They're filed with California under five LLCs, and no filing documents common ownership.

Not to be confused with PublicSearcher or PersonSearchers. publicsearcher.com is on Infomatics LLC's filing and personsearchers.com is on Private Records LLC's. All three run a near-identical template, which is exactly why the names aren't evidence of anything.

Owned or operated by The People Searchers LLC21 entities in this network · Boynton Beach, FLExplore the full map
peoplesearcher.com

Reputation

Trust signals

No footprint at all

SecretInfo has left essentially no public review trail. The empty trail reflects a brand that operates behind a twin, with no listing anywhere for customers to find, so don't read it as a clean record.

SmartCustomer (formerly Sitejabber)Listing exists · nobody has reviewed it0 reviewsAs of 2026-08Check SmartCustomer ↗
TrustpilotNo business profile existsNo listingAs of 2026-08
PissedConsumerNo listing foundNo listingAs of 2026-08
BBBNo profile under SecretInfo · operator rated B with 21 complaintsNo brand profileAs of 2026-08Operator profile ↗

The complaints exist, just under the other name. The operator's BBB file carries 21 complaints and its twin brand draws one-star reviews about being billed after a trial. Read the People Searcher profile for that record. It describes the same billing system.

Litigation

Litigation history

Operator is a defendant

No case names SecretInfo. Its operator is a named defendant in New Jersey's Daniel's Law wave, and the outcome there applies to this brand because it's the same company.

Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. The People Searchers, LLC

Active

Docket checked August 5, 2026.

D.N.J. 1:24-cv-04045 · New Jersey Daniel's Law · Filed March 20, 2024

Statute

New Jersey Daniel's Law (N.J.S.A. 56:8-166.1)

Defendant

The People Searchers LLC (operator of both brands)

Judge

Harvey Bartle III (E.D. Pa., sitting by designation)

Constitutional appeal

3d Cir. No. 25-1557 · docketed Mar 31, 2025

Current posture

Answer filed Oct 3, 2025 · in discovery

Atlas Data Privacy, as assignee for New Jersey judges, prosecutors, and police officers, alleges the operator kept publishing protected home addresses and unlisted phone numbers after nondisclosure requests. The district court rejected the defendants' facial constitutional challenge to Daniel's Law in November 2024; this defendant's own motion to dismiss was granted in part and denied in part in August 2025, and the case is in discovery. SecretInfo isn't separately named, but it's the same company's product.

MC2 Data breach exposure

Not a party

August 2024 · 2.3M customer accounts · 15 brands on one backend

Researcher

JayeLTee · brand-ID mapping across 15 sites

This brand's status

On the enumerated 15-brand list

Corporate link to MC2

None documented in any filing we can cite

Class actions

Three in S.D. Fla., naming MC2 Data, LLC only · dismissed Feb 2025

secretinfo.org appears on the fifteen-brand list JayeLTee derived from brand IDs inside the exposed database, published in full by DataBreaches.net. The class actions that followed (Bujok, Jones and Smart, all in the Southern District of Florida) named MC2 Data, LLC as defendant rather than The People Searchers LLC, and were dismissed on February 6, 2025 after a settlement notice, with no class certified. So this brand sits inside the incident without having been a party to the cases about it.

We found no FTC action, no state attorney-general action, and no case naming secretinfo.org or SecretInfo as a party.

FAQ

Q & A

Q & A
Is SecretInfo the same as People Searcher?

Effectively yes. The two homepages are byte-for-byte identical, both domains sit on one California data-broker filing by The People Searchers LLC, and both sell the same five-day trial at the same price. The differences are the brand name, the cancellation phone number, and the fact that each runs its own opt-out form.

Does opting out of People Searcher remove me from SecretInfo?

Assume not. Each site has its own opt-out page, and neither page says a submission covers the other. Since the two even bill through different phone numbers, treat them as separate systems until one of them tells you otherwise. Submit on both and keep both confirmation emails.

Who owns SecretInfo?

The People Searchers LLC, an active Florida company at 4781 N Congress Ave, Suite 2135, Boynton Beach. Who controls that LLC is unsettled. Florida's record names another company, DMXH LLC, as authorized member, and no filing we can cite goes further up the chain.

What does SecretInfo cost?

A five-day trial at $1.00 or $14.95 depending on the offer, converting to $49.97 a month until you cancel. The terms state service fees are non-refundable, so cancelling before the trial expires is the only reliable way to avoid the charge. Cancellation runs through (866) 409-0140, not the number its twin brand publishes.

Was my data in the MC2 leak?

Possibly, if you were listed here before August 2024. Researcher JayeLTee found the exposed database's user records tagged to fifteen brands, secretinfo.org among them. Opting out now removes your listing going forward; it does nothing about data already copied off that server.

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Last verified October 8, 2026.

SecretInfo's opt-out fact was updated to its current one-page form, seen on this date and not submitted. August 5, 2026 · Drafted from the site's own terms and opt-out pages (read through a render proxy - it serves a JavaScript shell to automated readers), the operator's California data-broker registration, and the CourtListener docket for the Daniel's Law case against its operator.

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