BIGDBM
Doing business as: PublicNSA LLC dba BIGDBM
BIGDBM appears in the California Privacy Protection Agency registry snapshot used by OfflistMe. The filing reports consumer personal information.
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Registry contact
- Primary website
- https://bigdbm.com; https://optout.bigdbm.com
- Privacy contact
- privacy@bigdbm.com
- Phone
- 3365587717
- CCPA rights portal
- https://optout.bigdbm.com/; https://bigdbm.com/privacy-policy/
- Registered address
- 9499 Collins Ave, Unit 509, Surfside, FL, 33154
What the BIGDBM registry record reports, and why review matters
BIGDBM appears in the California Privacy Protection Agency registry snapshot used for this page. A registry record is evidence of a filing, not an endorsement, a current-status guarantee, or a determination that the company has a record about you. Review the live provider route and the law that applies to your request; a registry entry alone does not establish that a deletion request will be granted.
BIGDBM's 2024 registry disclosure reports 380,900 deletion requests. It also reports 380,772 complied in full (100%) and 128 denied (0%). The same filing reports a median response time of 3 days; this historical figure is not a current SLA or a guarantee for your request.
The snapshot records BIGDBM's URL as a privacy-request route. Verify that the route is current, accepts the request type you need, and explains its information requirements before submitting. If the form is slow, broken, or asks for more identification than you are comfortable providing, review the provider's current written-request route at privacy@bigdbm.com and confirm that it fits your request. OfflistMe can prepare a draft for your review; you send it from your own inbox.
BIGDBM's own registry note
BIGDBM is a U.S.-based, U.S.-compliant data company. We do not collect, process, or distribute non-U.S. data, including data subject to GDPR.
Privacy and security are core to our operations. BIGDBM is committed to honoring all privacy and opt-out requests promptly and accurately. Our opt-out and suppression process is fully automated, enabling fast response times and consistent enforcement across our data ecosystem.
This automation is directly integrated with our internal opt-out database to ensure records are suppressed at the source. Additionally, we can support agencies and partners that require opt-out processing at scale through secure, programmatic workflows.
From BIGDBM's California Data Broker Registry record; wording may be normalized from the source export.
2024 deletion-request statistics
Total delete requests
380,900
Complied in full
380,772
Denied
128
Median response (days)
3
Opt-out of sale requests
293
Source: California Data Broker Registry snapshot captured 2026-08-11; figures shown here refer to the 2024 reporting year. The CCPA response period is scope- and request-dependent.
How to opt out
- 1
Open BIGDBM’s recorded rights portal, confirm that it accepts the request type you need, and follow the current provider instructions.
- 2
If the CCPA applies and the request fits its scope, review whether Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.105 or § 1798.120 is the appropriate right; do not assume either provision applies to every record or provider.
- 3
Provide only the information the current route reasonably requires for matching or verification. Do not send a government-ID scan unless the provider specifically requires it after you have reviewed the purpose and secure channel.
- 4
If the CCPA applies, a covered, verifiable request generally has a 45-day response period, subject to extensions, exceptions, and the request type. Preserve the notice and the provider response.
- 5
If the provider does not handle a request that appears to fall within the applicable law, preserve the evidence and consider the current California Privacy Protection Agency complaint or enforcement channel.
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FAQ
Is BIGDBM a registered data broker?+
BIGDBM appears in the OfflistMe snapshot of the California Privacy Protection Agency data broker registry captured 2026-08-11. The live registry may change; a filing is evidence of registry context, not a finding that every record, request, or provider practice has the same legal treatment. If the CCPA applies, a covered, verifiable request generally has a 45-day response period, subject to extensions and exceptions.
What data does BIGDBM collect?+
Per the 2024 registry disclosure, the record reports consumer personal information for BIGDBM.
How do I remove my data from BIGDBM?+
Open https://optout.bigdbm.com/; https://bigdbm.com/privacy-policy/, confirm the current route and request scope, and submit only what the provider requires. Or use OfflistMe to prepare a user-reviewed request draft that you send from your own inbox.
How long does BIGDBM take to respond?+
In its 2024 registry disclosure, BIGDBM reported 380,900 deletion requests with a median response of 3 days. That historical statistic is not a current SLA; the CCPA generally uses a 45-day response period for covered, verifiable requests, subject to extensions and exceptions.
Other California registry snapshot records
Each entry below is a recorded CPPA registry entry. Current registration status, provider routes, legal scope, and request outcomes can change; review each route separately.