I think it's a good idea, but there's more than just "trust" to consider. Here's the question: Does crowdshield pay these data-brokers some kind of "discount r

I think it's a good idea, but there's more than just "trust" to consider. Here's the question: Does crowdshield pay these data-brokers some kind of "discount rate" to delete stuff? Data-broker companies are very slimy and to be able to do this in bulk, I think, would require paying off these low-lifes or perhaps some kind of legal threat. I am inclined to suspect that the data-brokers would merely temporarily remove names for crowdshield and then just bring them back after some time interval. That way both the data-brokers and crowdshield "get paid" over and over again. Is that how it works?