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Vermont Secretary of State · Registration 352771 · Status: EXPIRED

Infogroup Inc.

This captured Vermont registry record for Infogroup Inc. is marked EXPIRED. It aggregates recorded filing fields, including opt-out disclosures, prior-year breach reporting, minors-data disclosures, and contact information; it does not independently verify current provider practices or request outcomes.

Legal context: 9 V.S.A. § 2446 sets the annual registration and disclosure framework. Vermont's 2026 Act 138 was signed on June 16, 2026; its substantive sections take effect January 1, 2027. Verify the live registry and provider route before relying on this snapshot.

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Registry contact

Address
1020 E. 1st Street, Papillion, NE, 68046, USA
Vermont Registration ID
352771

What Infogroup Inc.'s Vermont filing tells you

Infogroup Inc.'s captured Vermont registry entry shows a status of expired. Treat that status as a filing record, not proof that the company currently operates, has stopped operating, or deleted data. The entry may describe an earlier filing, so verify the live Secretary of State record and the provider's current request route before relying on it. Act 138 (2026) amended the framework; its substantive sections take effect on January 1, 2027.

Infogroup Inc. disclosed that it does permit consumers to opt out. The stated scope: Opting out of the Infogroup database will cause Infogroup to stop using the applicable consumer's data in our proprietary database that helps our customers send or tailor ads and content to the consumer, including though email, direct mail, or online display marketing. Infogroup can suppress the applicable consumer's data for all uses, or we can suppress it for only mailing, telemarketing, Internet searches, or print directories, or any combination thereof, as may be requested by the consumer. It also allows an authorized agent to submit the request on your behalf, which is what lets a tool like OfflistMe prepare the request for you to send.

To review a removal request, check Infogroup Inc.'s current provider route and the captured registry contact at privacyteam@infogroup.com. Cite the CCPA § 1798.105 or GDPR Article 17 only if that authority applies to your circumstances. Keep a dated copy for your records. OfflistMe can generate an email draft using the recorded contact: you review it and send it from your own account. The broker may still request matching information or verification.

Credentialing & access controls

Infogroup has consistently and historically monitored our purchasers through credit checks, security reviews, and the negotiation of terms and conditions between Infogroup and the applicable purchaser.

Infogroup Inc.'s own registry note

No.

Recorded from the captured Vermont Act 171 registration filing data.

Opt-out disclosure

Permits opt-out?

Yes

Opt-out method

In order to opt out of Infogroup's proprietary database, consumers may send an email to Infogroup, containing their first and last name, along with their current address. We also recommend that consumers provide us with other addresses where they may have lived during the past five years, which may help us to opt them out even if we have not yet acquired their current address information. Consumers may also opt out of emails Infogroup sends to them via a link in the footer of the email.

Scope

Opting out of the Infogroup database will cause Infogroup to stop using the applicable consumer's data in our proprietary database that helps our customers send or tailor ads and content to the consumer, including though email, direct mail, or online display marketing. Infogroup can suppress the applicable consumer's data for all uses, or we can suppress it for only mailing, telemarketing, Internet searches, or print directories, or any combination thereof, as may be requested by the consumer.

Third-party authorized agent allowed?

Yes. If a consumer wishes to opt out of online targeting by third party ad platforms & ad networks, we recommend they initiate this request through the opt out pages offered by the NAI, the DAA’s AboutAds program, and the DMA’s AdChoice program. Additionally, if an Infogroup customer provides us with information for a customer of their own who has requested their information be removed from distribution, we will honor that request.

Activities not subject to opt-out

Infogroup compiles its consumer database from third-party providers whose opt-out practices are out of our control. Once the data is in Infogroup’s possession, however, we place no restrictions on a consumer’s ability to opt-out.

Risk disclosures

Security breaches (prior year)

0

Collects minors’ data

Yes (per registry disclosure)

Infogroup allows customers to select for purchase data containing the information of households that have children of specific ages, but we do not output the date of birth for those children. At a household level, Infogroup outputs the presence of a child in a “bucketed” age group {0-3, 4-7, 8-12 and 13-17}. A ‘Y’ indicator in any of these fields indicates that here is at least one child in the household in that age group.

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FAQ

What does Vermont's registry record say about Infogroup Inc.?+

The captured Vermont registry entry identifies Infogroup Inc. as a data broker record under the annual-registration framework in 9 V.S.A. § 2446. Registration ID: 352771. Status in this record: EXPIRED. Verify the live Secretary of State record before treating the status or contact fields as current.

Does Infogroup Inc. allow consumers to opt out?+

Per Infogroup Inc.’s Vermont registry disclosure: Yes. Method: In order to opt out of Infogroup's proprietary database, consumers may send an email to Infogroup, containing their first and last name, along with their current address. We also recommend that consumers provide us with other addresses where they may have lived during the past five years, which may help us to opt them out even if we have not yet acquired their current address information. Consumers may also opt out of emails Infogroup sends to them via a link in the footer of the email.. Third-party authorized agent allowed: Yes. If a consumer wishes to opt out of online targeting by third party ad platforms & ad networks, we recommend they initiate this request through the opt out pages offered by the NAI, the DAA’s AboutAds program, and the DMA’s AdChoice program. Additionally, if an Infogroup customer provides us with information for a customer of their own who has requested their information be removed from distribution, we will honor that request..

Has Infogroup Inc. experienced security breaches?+

The captured Vermont filing reports zero breaches in its prior-year field. That is not an independent finding about all historical or current incidents.

How do I remove my data from Infogroup Inc.?+

Review Infogroup Inc.'s current provider route and the captured registry contact at privacyteam@infogroup.com. Cite CCPA § 1798.105 or GDPR Article 17 only if it applies to your circumstances. You can use OfflistMe to generate a pre-filled request draft for $9, then review and send it yourself.

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Entries marked ACTIVE in this captured Vermont dataset. Each is a separate registry entry; status, legal obligations, and current request routes should be checked individually.

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