Every opt-out request that goes through leaves a receipt.

Removal work happens out of sight. This is the proof you can inspect, and exactly what it does and does not prove.

Proof of submission only — never a stronger deletion claim.

An example Submission Receipt.

A fictional example — shows the format, not customer data.

Example

Submission Receipt

DBR-7Q4M2K
StatusRequest submitted
Direct action
Example suppression workflow
Covered brands
Example brand A · Example brand B
Submitted
Example date · 10:42 a.m. PT
Method
Broker suppression form
Evidence
Post-submission screenshot
Next request
Subject to broker eligibility

Proves the request was submitted — not that it was deleted.

Three evidence levels, kept separate.

Later evidence adds context; it never rewrites an earlier receipt.

  1. Request submitted

    Left the system with acceptable post-submit evidence.

  2. Confirmation handled

    A broker message arrived and was completed safely.

  3. Broker confirmation received

    The broker acknowledged the request or its outcome.

Your receipts stay private.

Redacted previews only. Originals are never published — there’s no public proof wall.

A receipt does not prove

  • The broker matched every record variant
  • Legally exempt data was deleted
  • The source public record disappeared
  • The data will never return
  • Spam, scams, or identity theft will stop

Opt-out work you can inspect.

$30 a year. Requests to every site we cover, four times a year, and a receipt for each one that goes through. Full refund within 60 days.

See the $30/year plan