To opt out of CallerSmart, search your phone number on callersmart.com, copy your profile URL, then click Do not sell my personal data in the site footer (callersmart.com/data). Enter your name, email, phone number and profile URL, submit, and confirm any verification step. Removal is free and usually takes one to three days.
What CallerSmart Shows About Your Number
CallerSmart is a reverse phone lookup and caller ID service. Anyone who receives a call or text from an unknown number can look it up on the website or app and see a profile built from public records, carrier data and other users' reports. A CallerSmart profile can show:
- Your phone number and the name associated with it
- Location details such as city, state and sometimes address history
- Carrier and line type (mobile, landline or VoIP)
- A "Trust Factor" score and comments left by other users
The problem is the comments and score. A number that was reassigned to you after a telemarketer used it can carry negative reviews and a low Trust Factor, which makes people ignore your calls. And a name-to-number match is exactly what scammers need for targeted phishing — see what to do if your phone number is leaked.
Step 1: Look Up Your Number
Go to callersmart.com, choose the phone number search, enter your 10-digit number and click Search. Repeat for every number you use or have used recently, including old landlines and work lines.
Step 2: Copy Your Profile URL
Open the result and confirm it is yours from the name and location. Copy the page URL from your browser's address bar. Including it in your request helps CallerSmart find the exact record and avoids a back-and-forth.
Step 3: Open the Opt-Out Form
Scroll to the bottom of the CallerSmart page and click Do not sell my personal data. It leads to the privacy request form at callersmart.com/data. You do not need a CallerSmart account or the app.
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Step 4: Submit Your Request
Fill in your name and an email address, then in the message box list your phone number, the name shown on the profile, your city and state, and the profile URL. State clearly that you want the listing removed and your data not sold or shared. Complete the CAPTCHA and send the request.
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Data brokers can add anyone who contacts them to marketing lists. Use a masked email from Apple Hide My Email, Firefox Relay or DuckDuckGo Email Protection so your opt-out does not hand CallerSmart a fresh, verified address.
Step 5: Confirm and Verify Removal
Depending on the version of the form you see, CallerSmart may show an on-screen confirmation, send an email link, or ask you to confirm control of the number with a short code sent by text or automated call. Complete whichever step appears — an unconfirmed request may not be processed. Search your number again after three days. If it is still visible after a week, submit the form once more and keep a screenshot of both requests.
What the Opt-Out Does Not Do
Removing your CallerSmart listing hides the profile, but it does not stop spam calls, delete carrier records or remove your number from other reverse-phone sites. For calls, follow our guide on stopping robocalls and spam calls.
Remove Your Number From the Other Caller ID Databases
CallerSmart is one of several caller ID and reverse lookup services. Truecaller, Hiya, Sync.ME, NumLookup, SpyDialer and ReversePhoneLookup each keep their own database and need their own request. Then there are the 100+ people-search sites that publish your number alongside your address. Our step-by-step guide to removing your phone number from the internet walks through the full list.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I remove my number from CallerSmart?
Search your number on callersmart.com, copy the profile URL, click "Do not sell my personal data" at the bottom of the page, and submit the form at callersmart.com/data with your name, email, number and profile URL. Complete any confirmation step, then re-check in a few days.
Is the CallerSmart opt-out free?
Yes. CallerSmart does not charge to remove a listing, and state privacy laws such as the CCPA prohibit charging consumers to exercise deletion or opt-out rights. You also do not need to download the app or create an account.
How long does CallerSmart take to remove my information?
Most removals take effect within one to three days. CallerSmart does not publish a guaranteed deadline, so if your profile is still live after a week, resubmit once and keep a record of both requests.
Can I remove negative comments about my number on CallerSmart?
Removing the listing is the most reliable way to stop old comments and a low Trust Factor from showing. If you only want specific comments removed, say so in the message box and explain if the number was reassigned to you recently.
Will opting out of CallerSmart stop spam calls?
No. The opt-out removes your public profile but does not block calls. Register on the National Do Not Call Registry, turn on your carrier's spam filtering, and remove your number from the data brokers that sell it to marketers.
What is the fastest way to remove my phone number everywhere?
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