How to remove yourself from experience.com
What they publish
Public professional profiles (name, title, company, photo, bio, education), customer reviews tied to named professionals, plus visitor-tracking "identification pixel" data (names, emails, demographics) sold to profile owners
Removing yourself, step by step
0 of 5 done- Search for your profile at experience.com/search to capture the profile URL.
- Submit a deletion / do-not-sell request via https://requests.sixfifty.com/6385-4387, selecting deletion of personal information.
- Alternatively (or additionally) email privacy@experience.com with your name, profile URL, and a CCPA/state-law deletion request.
- Complete any identity-verification step they send.
- Re-check the profile after ~45 days.
Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.
How they confirm it
identity verification required ("we verify all requests"); typically email confirmation
If they ignore you
Follow-up citing CCPA/CPA/VCDPA with the 45-day statutory deadline; complaint to state AG; if you are the professional, claiming the profile gives direct control
Re-listing risk for this site: Medium — profiles are fed by enterprise customers (brokerages/lenders); a new employer integration can recreate the profile
Common questions
How do I remove myself from experience.com?
Use experience.com's opt-out page (requests.sixfifty.com/6385-4387). Or email their privacy address, privacy@experience.com. The guide above lists 5 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.
How long does experience.com take to remove my information?
up to 45 days (state-law window cited in privacy policy). That is what our research recorded; the site may take longer.
Will my information come back on experience.com?
Medium — profiles are fed by enterprise customers (brokerages/lenders); a new employer integration can recreate the profile. Check again in about 60 days.