Is 192.com Safe?

This site had my whole household's individual names blasted on the net, which were then publish onto Yasni.co.uk, that's after we I filled in the 192.com form to take the details down. I believe 192.com obtained the details from the Full Electoral Register (We weren't on the Edited Electoral Register) The Electoral Service wash their hands of any complaints, as they legally pass the information onto companies that do credit checks. No permission, just blatant infringement of privacy. When/if they get the data right, you can be targeted for any number of craziness. You can complain and get it taken down but be seriously warned, fake your signature when you send anything to them in writing.

NOT HAPPY!! they have information on me even so check the opt out /Edited Electoral Register box and there is no way to contact them apart from sending a letter or me sending them a on-line contact request form with yep you guessed it more information on me including my email address for them to sell no doubt er NO I don't think so , I'll write them a letter and it won't be a nice one.

Appears to have obtained a database of personal Information and addresses from other publicly available sources, ie: the electoral register. It then requires registration to view the details of people who have their Information, unwittingly, In the public domain without their consent. Ethical Issues and definite privacy concerns.

"... using our special ID Check tool ... check where they live, who they live with ... The UK's Leading ID Check Tool ... we give you a complete profile on any individual that you find. This typically includes full name, address, age guide, other household occupants, length of residency and even a detailed image of their residence ..." 192.com appears to be aggressively marketing itself as a private investigation agency. Their marketing encourages suspicion, paranoia and distrust. The company is selling personal information relating to named individuals, that is its reason for existence; but it also promises to deliver images of that person's home address, and information on anyone else at that address. This company is providing material for stalkers and debt collectors alike.