ClubSet.com is a free people-search site that publishes your name, phone numbers, addresses, relatives and public records. You can remove yourself in about five minutes: find your profile, open the opt-out link at the bottom of the page, submit the profile URL with an email address, then click the confirmation link ClubSet emails you.
What Is ClubSet?
ClubSet.com is a people-search engine that aggregates public records, phone directories, property data and social profiles into a single page about you, viewable by anyone for free. It belongs to the same family of low-profile people-search sites as Pub360, Verecor, NewEnglandFacts and HomeFacts — sites that share a near-identical layout, the same "Control Profile" removal flow, and often the same underlying data supply.
That matters for two reasons. First, if you are on ClubSet you are almost certainly on its siblings too. Second, removal from one does not remove you from the others: each domain needs its own request.
What Information Does ClubSet Expose?
- Full name and known aliases or maiden names
- Current and previous home addresses
- Phone numbers, including old landlines and mobiles
- Email addresses
- Approximate age and date of birth
- Relatives, household members and associates
- Public and court record references
- Neighborhood and property details
Why This Combination Is Risky
Name plus address plus relatives is the exact set of facts used to answer bank security questions, pass a "verify your identity" phone script, or build a convincing phishing message. Published together on a free page, it turns a stranger into someone who sounds like they already know you.
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Step 1: Find Your Profile
Go to clubset.com and search your full name with your city or state. Scan the results for the listing that matches your age and known addresses — there may be several similar names, and you only control the profiles that are actually yours.
Step 2: Open the Full Listing and Copy the URL
Click through to the full profile. Copy the complete URL from your browser's address bar. The opt-out form is keyed to that exact link, so a search-results URL will not work.
Step 3: Open the Opt-Out Page
Scroll to the very bottom of the profile page and click the Control Profile link, or the Do Not Sell My Info link in the footer. Either route lands on the removal form; the Control Profile link usually pre-fills your profile URL.
Step 4: Submit the Removal Request
Fill in the form:
- The profile URL you copied
- Your full name as it appears on the listing
- An email address — use a dedicated opt-out address, not your main inbox
- The CAPTCHA
Submit the request. Do not pay for anything: removal from ClubSet is free, and no legitimate people-search site charges to delete you.
Step 5: Confirm by Email
ClubSet emails a verification link. Click it — this step is what actually triggers the removal. Check your spam folder if nothing arrives within a few hours. Unconfirmed requests are simply discarded, which is the single most common reason people believe an opt-out "did not work."
Step 6: If the Form Fails, Email Support
ClubSet's form sometimes returns an error. If that happens, email customer-support@clubset.com with your full name, the profile URL and a clear request to delete the record and stop selling your information. Keep the sent message — a dated request is useful if you later need to escalate under your state's privacy law.
Step 7: Re-check in 30 Days
Search your name on ClubSet again a month later. People-search sites rebuild profiles from fresh public records, and reports of relisting on this family of sites are common. Removal is not a one-time task.
Do Not Stop at ClubSet
ClubSet is one site among hundreds. The same records are live on Spokeo, BeenVerified, Whitepages, Radaris, PrivateReports, Pub360 and dozens more, each with its own form and its own confirmation email. A free PrivacyOn exposure scan shows you every broker publishing your data right now — no card, no signup.
How Long Does ClubSet Removal Take?
Most confirmed requests clear within 48 hours to two weeks. The listing usually disappears from search results on the site before Google drops the cached page, so give search engines another one to three weeks to catch up. If the page is gone from ClubSet but still showing in Google, you can submit the dead URL through Google's outdated content removal tool.
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Opting out of ClubSet takes five minutes. Opting out of the full broker ecosystem takes 20 to 40 hours, and then starts over as sites relist you. PrivacyOn files and re-files removal requests across 100+ data brokers and people-search sites, monitors 24/7 so new listings get removed automatically, adds dark web monitoring, and covers up to 5 family members from $8.33/month. Run the free scan first and see exactly where you are exposed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ClubSet opt-out free?
Yes. ClubSet's removal process is free, and you should never pay a people-search site to delete your own record. If a site asks for payment to remove a listing, that is a red flag worth reporting to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
How long does ClubSet take to remove my information?
Typically 48 hours to two weeks after you click the confirmation link in ClubSet's email. Without that click, nothing happens. Google may keep showing a cached version for another one to three weeks after the page is gone.
Will my ClubSet profile come back?
It can. ClubSet rebuilds listings from public records, so a move, a new vehicle registration or a property filing can trigger a fresh profile within a few months. Re-check every 30 to 90 days, or use PrivacyOn's continuous re-removal so new listings are filed against automatically.
Does removing myself from ClubSet remove me from other sites?
No. Each domain is a separate request, including ClubSet's close siblings Pub360, Verecor, NewEnglandFacts and HomeFacts. That is why most people eventually use a removal service: the same personal record is republished across hundreds of sites.
Is it safe to give ClubSet my email address to opt out?
Use a dedicated email address created only for opt-outs. The confirmation step genuinely requires a working inbox, but there is no reason to hand a data broker your primary address. Never provide a Social Security number, a photo of your ID or a payment method for a free removal request.
What if ClubSet ignores my removal request?
Re-submit with a screenshot of your original request, then email customer-support@clubset.com citing the first request date. If you live in a state with a comprehensive privacy law, file a complaint with your attorney general; everyone can file with the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.