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How to Opt-Out of Experian

14/05/2018

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Experian has a numerous different products that could potentially contain data collected from you. Some of the easier ones can be opted out through a link, while with others you will need to send an email or make a call as well.

Here are the link services:

  1. Partner Programs
  2. Targeted Advertising  (Audience IQ) 
  3. OmniActivation Strategic Services

Each of these work similar to Oracles opt-out links by offering an opt-out cookie for their numerous internet based advertising products.

As previously mentioned, if you want to get rid of all information that has already been compiled on you offline there are a few different outlets you will need to reach out to. This is information that Experian collects through telemarketing, targeted ad services, and email. To have them suppress this information you will need to reach out to optout@experian.com. Like the other emails mentioned, you should provide the exact details you want to be suppressed.

If you would like to be removed from  Experian and their partner’s permission-based email database send an email to  unsubscribeall@experian.com from the email address you would like to opt-out from.

Read our full article on how to opt-out of Facebook’s third-party Data Brokers here.

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