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WeInform

People Search
Runs TruthRecord too
Daniel's Law lead defendant

A people-search site run by We Inform LLC, a Florida company with no named humans anywhere in its paper trail - its member of record is another LLC and both business addresses are rented mailboxes. One California registration covers WeInform and its twin TruthRecord, and it names the WeInform opt-out as the official channel for both, though neither site says a single submission clears both listings. The same LLC is the lead-captioned defendant in the consolidated Third Circuit appeal over New Jersey's Daniel's Law, the case that will set the liability standard for the whole people-search industry.

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WeInform overview

At a glance

Quick facts

Privacy Risk

LimitedModerateSubstantialExtensive

Data published: Substantial
Re-listing frequency: Recurring
Complaint record: No public record
Opt-out friction: High
Operator opacity: Obscured
Prior data incidents: Major breach

Each broker is scored 1 to 4 across the six dimensions above; higher means more exposure, and the overall gauge is their average.

A confirmed prior data leak holds the overall rating at Substantial or higher; a major or repeat breach forces Extensive, regardless of the other five dimensions.

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 · public-records reports
Operating entity: We Inform LLC (Florida, 2020)
Named principals: None · member of record is "WEI LLC"
Sister site: truthrecord.org · same filing and same form, separate request
CA registration: #544252 · registered Aug 25, 2021
CPPA registry: Registered · 2024-2026 cycles
Litigation: Lead defendant · Daniel's Law appeal (3d Cir. 25-1555)
Opt-out: On-site form + email verification
FCRA covered?: No · the site disclaims consumer-reporting use

Background

Operator paper trail

WeInform is a straightforward people-search storefront - type a name and a state, and its listings surface ages, family connections, addresses, and phone numbers, with criminal records, property information, and civil judgments in the reports behind them. The operator is We Inform LLC, a Florida company incorporated in June 2020, and its single California data-broker registration covers two storefronts at once - WeInform and its twin TruthRecord.

Operating entity: We Inform LLC
Incorporated: June 12, 2020 · Florida L20000162756
Member of record: "WEI LLC" · resolves to no named person
Registered agent: Registered Agents Inc. (commercial service)
Registration address: 5379 Lyons Rd #887 Coconut Creek, FL 33073 · a Pak Mail store
Mailing address: 7860 W Commercial Blvd #829 Lauderhill, FL 33351 · a PostNet store

No human being is named anywhere in We Inform LLC's paper trail. Its member of record is another LLC - an entity called WEI LLC that resolves to nothing - its registered agent is the commercial service Registered Agents Inc., and both of its business addresses are rented mailboxes. The Coconut Creek address on its filings is a Pak Mail shipping store, and the Lauderhill address its support uses today houses a PostNet print-and-ship store. That structure is why the operator-opacity score above reads Obscured rather than Fully disclosed, while stopping short of Hidden, since the company itself is on the record even though its people are not.

How far the operation extends past its two storefronts is a question of infrastructure rather than filings. Redact's ownership research groups We Inform with the shared-platform family behind PrivateReports, PublicSearcher, and SealedRecords - the cluster security researchers attribute to MC2 Data - and TruthRecord, WeInform's registry-confirmed twin, shares an IP address, codebase, and payment-processor payee ID with truthviewer.com, whose payee record names that family's Private Records LLC even though no filing ties the company to that site. No corporate filing we can cite links We Inform LLC to MC2 Data - the connection is shared plumbing. Both weinform.org and truthrecord.org are on the fifteen-brand list researcher JayeLTee pulled from MC2 Data's 2024 leak, so WeInform sits inside that incident even though the corporate link is undocumented.

WeInform's terms set a seven-day trial at $14.95, or $1.00 in a second offer variant, converting to $49.55 billed monthly until canceled - the identical offer its sister storefront TruthRecord runs on the same backend. The site serves empty pages to ordinary fetch tools, so that page was read through a render proxy. Its Marketing Partner page shows it also monetizes through affiliate referrals.

One registration, two storefronts. The California filing's website field literally reads "http://www.weinform.org--www.truthrecord.org", so everything on this page about the operator applies equally to TruthRecord. Whether a single removal request clears both listings is a separate question, and neither site answers it.

Data Published

Data types

7 categories

WeInform's about-copy claims it searches over 12 billion public records from thousands of sources, and its listings surface names, ages, and family connections before any payment. Because the site serves empty pages to fetch tooling, this list comes from Google-indexed snippets of its own privacy page plus what opt-out guides document seeing in its listings.

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

Full names and ages
Names of family members shown in listingsSensitive
Current and past addressesSensitive
Phone numbers
Criminal recordsSensitive
Civil judgmentsSensitive
Property informationSensitive

Addresses and phone numbers are the fields on trial. The Daniel's Law suits against this operator allege exactly this data - protected persons' home addresses and unlisted phone numbers - stayed published after removal notices. If you're a covered New Jersey judge, prosecutor, or law-enforcement officer, your removal notice carries a statute behind it.

Contact

Contacts & links

From registry filings

Operating entity: We Inform LLC
Mailing address: We Inform LLC, ATTN: WeInform 7860 W Commercial Blvd #829 Lauderhill, FL 33351
Support: support@weinform.org · (855) 879-0159
Phone hours: Sun-Sat · 8am-11pm EST
Help form: weinform.org/contact_us_for_help
Website: https://www.weinform.org/
CA data-broker registration: #544252 · covers weinform.org + truthrecord.org

Both addresses are mail-store boxes. The Coconut Creek address on the filings is a Pak Mail store and the Lauderhill mailing address is a PostNet - neither is an office you can visit. The email, phone, and help form are the channels that reach a person.

Network

Sister brands

One pair, one platform

The registry-confirmed pair is weinform.org and truthrecord.org - one California filing and near-identical about-page boilerplate, though each domain takes its own removal request. Around that pair, shared infrastructure ties the operation into the platform family behind PrivateReports, PublicSearcher, and SealedRecords, plus two further domains, weinform.net and truthviewer.com.

Start here, then check the other storefront. California lists the WeInform opt-out as this registration's official channel, which makes it the right place to begin. Nothing either site publishes says one request clears both listings, so look TruthRecord up afterwards and file separately if it is still there. Suppression certainly does not reach the wider family, so PrivateReports, PublicSearcher and SealedRecords are their own jobs.

Named on the 2024 MC2 Data leak list. Researcher JayeLTee found fifteen brands linked to users in the exposed database, and both weinform.org and truthrecord.org are on it, as DataBreaches.net lists in full. The shorter Cybernews investigation names five brands and leaves both out. No filing ties We Inform LLC to MC2 Data, so the corporate link stays undocumented even though the leak list puts both brands on MC2's backend.

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Reputation

Trust signals

No footprint

WeInform has no review footprint at all - no Trustpilot page exists, no BBB profile was found, and its SmartCustomer listing sits at zero reviews. For the scorecard above, that absence reads as "No public record" rather than a complaint pattern - there's simply nobody on the record, for or against.

TrustpilotNo review page existsNo listingAs of 2026-08Check Trustpilot ↗

Better Business BureauNo profile found for We Inform LLCNo listingAs of 2026-08

SmartCustomer (formerly Sitejabber)Listing exists · zero reviews0 reviewsAs of 2026-08View listing ↗

The only public grievance record is litigation. Daniel's Law plaintiffs allege the operator kept publishing protected persons' home addresses and unlisted phone numbers after removal notices - that's the closest thing WeInform has to a complaint file.

Litigation

Litigation history

Lead Daniel's Law case

Most people-search brokers are somewhere in the Daniel's Law defendant pile. We Inform LLC is on top of it - the consolidated appeal that will decide the law's constitutionality and liability standard for the whole industry carries its name.

Atlas Data Privacy Corp. v. We Inform, LLC (consolidated Daniel's Law appeal)

Active

D.N.J. 1:24-cv-04037 · Third Circuit No. 25-1555 · Filed March 20, 2024

Statute: New Jersey Daniel's Law
Role: First-named defendant · caption covers ~40 consolidated broker appeals
District ruling: Law upheld Nov 2024 · 758 F. Supp. 3d 322
Status: N.J. Supreme Court certified questions argued Mar 17, 2026 · decision pending
Statutory exposure: $1,000 liquidated damages per violation

The Daniel's Law wave began in March 2024, when Atlas Data Privacy Corp. - as assignee of claims from roughly 19,000-20,000 covered New Jersey judges, police officers, prosecutors, and their family members - filed around 150 lawsuits against people-search operators that kept publishing protected home addresses and unlisted phone numbers after removal notices. We Inform LLC is the first-named defendant, so the consolidated litigation carries its name. Judge Harvey Bartle III - an Eastern District of Pennsylvania senior judge sitting by designation in New Jersey - upheld Daniel's Law against the defendants' First Amendment challenge on November 26, 2024, treating it as a privacy regulation rather than applying strict scrutiny. That ruling is reported at 758 F. Supp. 3d 322. The defendants appealed, and the Third Circuit consolidated roughly 40 broker appeals - Thomson Reuters among the appellants - under Atlas v. We Inform, No. 25-1555, hearing argument on July 9, 2025. The court then certified two questions to the New Jersey Supreme Court - whether Daniel's Law requires a mental state (negligence, recklessness, or intent) before liability attaches, and which standard governs which remedies. The state court heard argument on March 17, 2026, and its answer is pending.

Beyond the Daniel's Law matter, we have not found an FTC enforcement action, state Attorney General action, or data-breach litigation naming We Inform LLC, weinform.org, or truthrecord.org as a party as of the last-updated date below. Both brands are on the fifteen-site MC2 Data leak list, but the class actions over that leak named MC2 Data, LLC alone and were dismissed in 2025.

FAQ

Q & A

Common questions

Is WeInform a data broker?

Yes. WeInform is a people-search site whose listings expose names, ages, family connections, addresses, and phone numbers, with criminal records, property information, and civil judgments in its reports. Its operator, We Inform LLC, registered with the California Attorney General in August 2021 (registration #544252) and appears in the CPPA's Delete Act registry for the 2024 through 2026 cycles.

Who owns WeInform?

We Inform LLC, a Florida company incorporated in June 2020 - and that's where the trail ends. No person is named anywhere in its filings. Its member of record is another LLC ("WEI LLC"), its registered agent is a commercial service, and both of its business addresses are rented mailboxes at shipping stores. The same LLC operates truthrecord.org under the same California registration.

How do I remove my information from WeInform?

Use the opt-out form at weinform.org/api/helper/optOutLight/search. Search your name and state, click REMOVE on your record, and submit the verification form with a working email - the removal doesn't process until you click the link they email you, and the site's stated window for that email is 48 hours. Our WeInform removal guide walks through each step. Check truthrecord.org afterwards and file its removal separately, because nothing either site publishes says one request reaches both.

Does opting out of WeInform also remove me from TruthRecord?

Nobody has confirmed that it does, so treat them as two requests. The removal service DeleteMe reports that one submission covers both weinform.org and truthrecord.org, and the operator's California registration does list both domains on a single filing, but neither site says so anywhere and we have not seen it verified. Look yourself up on truthrecord.org after you submit here, and file its removal if the listing is still there. The wider platform family is separate again, so PrivateReports, PublicSearcher and SealedRecords each need their own opt-out if they list you.

What is the Daniel's Law case against We Inform?

New Jersey's Daniel's Law lets covered judges, prosecutors, police officers, and their families demand removal of their home addresses and unlisted phone numbers. In March 2024, Atlas Data Privacy Corp. sued around 150 people-search operators on behalf of roughly 19,000-20,000 covered persons, and We Inform LLC is the first-named defendant. The district court upheld the law in November 2024, the Third Circuit consolidated about 40 appeals under Atlas v. We Inform (No. 25-1555), and the New Jersey Supreme Court heard the certified liability-standard questions on March 17, 2026. A decision is pending, with $1,000 in liquidated damages per violation at stake.

Is WeInform covered by FCRA?

Not by its own account. WeInform's privacy policy states it doesn't provide consumer reports and isn't a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and it says its reports aren't for employment, credit, insurance, or tenant-screening decisions. That's a self-description, not a ruling - if a report was used against you in one of those decisions anyway, the FCRA may still give you rights. The disclaimer also doesn't change what a listing exposes - your address, phone number, and family connections still surface in a name search, which is why removal is worth doing.

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Last updated:

August 11, 2026 · Opt-out confirmed from a real walkthrough - the working form is the platform's optOutLight flow at /api/helper/optOutLight/search, though it answered HTTP 429 for hours before accepting the request. Profile otherwise drafted August 4, 2026 from registry filings, court records, and opt-out guides.