I'll be the first one to critique whocalled.us, and tell you all the ways it could be much better. But that is a different issue than whether or not Google shou

I'll be the first one to critique whocalled.us, and tell you all the ways it could be much better. But that is a different issue than whether or not Google should completely remove it from its search results. That page you linked to is mostly useless, and I would prefer to remove it from the index. But if I search that same phone number on Google, the #1 result is an empty page, "Be the first to comment:" (http://www.callhunter.com/numbers/2104495665 http://www.callhunter.com/numbers/2104495665). There are plenty of pages that have a lot more information. Try this one (http://whocalled.us/lookup/6023888058 http://whocalled.us/lookup/6023888058). It is a messy site, with profanity, and plenty of noisy data. But how is that "Pure Spam" as Google insists? I'll gladly reorganize the site if there's a significant problem with how it's structured. But Google has indexed this website in this same form for many years, and it continues to index its competitors. Why delete it now? They might've detected something I have not found yet, but why not tell me so I can fix it? They provide me with no specifics about why whocalled.us is "Pure Spam".