BlockShopper Opt-Out: Remove Your Info (2026)
BlockShopper is a real-estate data site that publishes property transaction records including buyer names, sale prices, and home addresses. If you have purchased or sold a home in the US, your name and address may appear on their site. This guide explains how to request removal of your listing from BlockShopper in 2026.
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Why opt out of BlockShopper?
BlockShopper aggregates publicly available property transaction records, but making this data so easily searchable creates real privacy risks. First, anyone can search your name and find out exactly where you live, when you bought your home, and how much you paid — without needing to visit a courthouse. Second, the publication of this information can attract unwanted solicitation from real-estate agents, lenders, and contractors who purchased the data. Third, for individuals in sensitive situations — domestic violence survivors, judges, law enforcement — having a home address easily searchable poses a direct safety risk. Removing your listing limits how easily this information can be found online.
Quick facts
| Type of site | Real-estate transaction / property data site |
|---|---|
| Data shown | Buyer/seller name, address, sale price, transaction date |
| Opt-out method | Email request to BlockShopper support |
| Typical removal time | 3–10 business days |
How to opt out of BlockShopper
- Locate your listing on BlockShopper. Visit blockshopper.com and search for your name or address to find your property transaction record.
- Note the URL of your listing. Copy the URL of your specific listing page so you can include it in your removal request.
- Draft a removal request email. Compose an email requesting removal of your listing. Include your full name, the address of the property, the approximate sale date, and the listing URL.
- Send your request to BlockShopper. Submit your removal request through the contact form on their website or via the email address listed in their privacy policy.
- Follow up if needed. If you have not received a response within five business days, send a follow-up message.
- Confirm removal. After the request is processed, search for your name or address on BlockShopper to verify the listing is gone.
Steps current as of 2026; if the broker has changed their flow, see their current privacy or opt-out page.
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What to expect after opting out
BlockShopper typically processes removal requests within three to ten business days. Because property records are public records sourced from local government databases, BlockShopper can republish your record if it re-queries those sources. However, most property transactions appear once and do not update frequently, so re-listing is less common than on other types of data broker sites.
Frequently asked questions
Why does BlockShopper have my property information?
BlockShopper sources data from public property deed and transaction records filed with county governments. These are public documents, but BlockShopper makes them far more searchable.
Is the BlockShopper opt-out free?
Yes. BlockShopper does not charge to remove listings.
How long does BlockShopper take to remove a listing?
Generally three to ten business days after you submit a request.
Can I remove listings for properties I no longer own?
Yes. You can request removal of any listing that contains your name, regardless of whether you still own the property.
Will BlockShopper re-publish my listing after removal?
It is possible if the site re-queries public records databases. However, property transaction records do not update frequently, so re-listing is uncommon.
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