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Does your service cover websites that scrape arrest records and create pages based off that? I had a public intox arrest that was since expunged/sealed, yet the
by opteryqthrow 5y ago
Does your service cover websites that scrape arrest records and create pages based off that? I had a public intox arrest that was since expunged/sealed, yet the record persists on a lot of pages deep in the Google index. Would definitely pay for the removal of these listings.
- IG_Semmelweiss 5y agoI dont think it will be deep in the google index, if one knows where to look https://www.judyrecords.com/ https://www.judyrecords.com/
- wrongnameta 5y agoThey disabled search on the site due to some concerns from state AGs, so it's useless at the moment.
- beyondd 5y agoWe submit complaints to the FTC and state attorney generals offices for non-compliant data brokers all the time. They don't move very fast, but its so great when they finally take action. I highly recommend anyone experiencing pushback from data brokers to submit complaints to the FTC and your state attorney general's office immediately. It does help. We have a little more information about this on the Optery Help Desk here: https://help.optery.com/en/article/coverage-limitations-for-dishonorable-data-brokers-like-peekyou-radaris-persopo-blockshopper-and-others-13ykn8r/ https://help.optery.com/en/article/coverage-limitations-for-...
- beyondd 5y agoOptery isn't designed for this. There are probably some "reputation management" companies out there that handle this situation. I've heard they can be in the $1,000/mo range in cost, but I don't know for sure as that's not our expertise. If you have an official government document or statement that provides evidence of the expungement / seal, I'd recommend contacting the sites directly over email and sending them the evidence, and I would expect that most of them would remove the information without too much trouble.