Remove what no longer represents you from Google and Bing.
When someone searches your name, the top results become your business card. If old articles, stale scandals, or information that's no longer true show up there, you have the legal right to ask for them to be removed from search. We do this every day.
What delisting actually means
It disappears from searches on your name
The link no longer appears in Google and Bing results when someone searches your name, across every name variant we file.
It applies across the European Union
Delisting covers searches made from the EU. The article stays on the publisher's site — which is why, when it's worth it, we go straight to the source.
Each link, a separate request
We file a request for each URL individually, with a written justification from a real person, tailored exactly to your situation — appeal rounds included.
We don't stop at the first refusal
We respond to Google's decisions with new arguments. On a final refusal, we can escalate: a correction request to the publisher and a complaint to ANSPDCP, Romania's data protection authority.
Honest triage — we tell you before, not after
Not every link can be delisted, and anyone who promises otherwise is lying to you. We check every link for free and tell you straight which ones are worth pursuing.
Strong odds, as a rule
- You were fully acquitted, and articles from the accusation phase still show up
- You were only a witness, or mentioned in passing in a case
- Tabloid articles about your private life: relationships, divorce, paparazzi
- Old convictions, served, with rehabilitation and a clean record
- Headlines that state clearly inaccurate things about you
- Old pages with personal data that's no longer up to date
Honestly: this usually won't work
- Matters of current public interest: public office, public money, corruption
- Your professional activity or current business
- Recent journalistic investigations or ongoing proceedings
- Cases where the public still has a real reason to know
If you're in this category, we won't take your money for requests that are lost from the start — we'll suggest the right alternative instead (correction, right of reply, monitoring).
How we work your case
We check everything — for free
We scan Google and Bing across every variant of your name, including the “omitted” results you don't see in a normal search.
We triage honestly
You get the full picture: what we'll file, what's uncertain, what has no chance — with clear explanations for every link.
We file the requests
A written justification for each URL, across every name variant, with appeal rounds included in the price.
We track the decisions
We check off the approvals, and challenge refusals with extra context, in a professional tone that works.
We escalate if you choose
Final refusal? As a separate service, we request a correction from the publisher and, where applicable, file a complaint with ANSPDCP.
FAQ
?What documents do I need?
?Do appeals cost extra?
?Can I request delisting for someone else?
?What happens if the article reappears?
Want to know what can be removed in your case?
Send us the links or just your name. Within 24 hours, you'll get a free, link-by-link check.
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