Volume
Every broker listing is another copy of your number sold to another list.
Robocallers and scammers buy phone numbers in bulk from data brokers. Removing your number from those lists shrinks the pipeline. Complete members also get alerts when their number is being spoofed or used in voice phishing attempts.
Since you opened this page
What the numbers say, and what it means for you.
Every broker listing is another copy of your number sold to another list.
Scammers can place calls that display your number, turning your friends and family into targets.
Voice phishing uses details from your broker profile to sound legitimate.
On the record
Figures as published by each source. Full citations in the site record.
Three steps, and what lands in your hands at each one.
The free scan shows which sites list your phone number.
What you getThe exact sites feeding your number to call lists.
We submit removal requests so your number stops circulating.
What you getFewer copies of your number for sale, so lists go stale and calls drop off.
On Complete, we monitor for spoofing and vishing activity tied to your number and alert you.
What you getAn alert the moment your number is being spoofed, so you can warn the people it targets.
Every plan starts with the free scan. Complete carries everything on this page.
No. We reduce spam by removing your number from the sources spammers buy from, and we alert you to spoofing. Pair Task Force with your carrier's call filtering for the best result.
Numbers already sold before removal keep circulating for a while. Volume drops as lists go stale.
A caller making your number appear on someone else's caller ID. It is a sign your number is in a scam toolkit.
See exactly where you are exposed. It takes two minutes and costs nothing.