More than 5.5 million scam and identity theft cases were reported in 2023 alone. Most of these incidents occur because scammers and identity thieves can easily obtain people’s data from data brokers like Bandsintown.
We created this streamlined Bandsintown opt-out guide to show you how to remove your data from this platform and protect your digital privacy.
Bandsintown provides a platform that helps people find live music concerts. Artists also use the platform to connect with their supporters. Bandsintown is a bustling hub of over half a million artists, 66 thousand promoters, and 45 thousand venues.
More than 80 million people use this platform. Bandsintown’s operation is powered by the data of its users’s data. Having your data on this platform can spell trouble, as it is an easy target for scammers and identity thieves.
I’m sure you don’t want your data to fall into the hands of cybercriminals; opting out is the only way to prevent that.
If you're a Bandsintown fan, you would need to provide the following when signing up to use the platform:
Accessing the website and using their services also gives them access to your IP address, device type, location, and more. Most of the information they have about users is given to them by the users.
You give them your details when you contact customer support, fill out forms, or engage in their online posts. Bandsintown also gathers people’s personal information from:
Bandsintown allows users to browse music concert information, access ticket links, and receive recommendations based on their location and music taste. This is through emails, push notifications, or its website and mobile app.
They use your personal information to achieve the following:
Bandsintown can also sell or share your personal information. You really can’t do anything about that because it is backed by the law. The only thing you can do at this point is to request the removal of your data from the platform.
Opting out of Bandsintown has many benefits, including:
If at any time you are no longer interested in getting notifications from Bandsintown, you can choose to opt out using any of these two methods:
To unsubscribe from Bandsintown emails manually, follow these steps:
NOTE: You should take note of the following after sending an opt-out request mail:
PurePrivacy can automate your opt-out process. You don't have to go through the labor-intensive manual process to remove your data from Bandsintown and other data brokers.
When you use PurePrivacy, here are more additional features you will enjoy:
PurePrivacy will send opt-out requests to all data brokers holding your data. This means you don’t have to fill out a series of opt-out forms to remove your data from all data brokers. The process is automatic, so your involvement is not required.
PurePrivacy will ensure you no longer give out sensitive information on social media. It will analyze your social media accounts and recommend the best settings to protect your privacy and data.
Bandsintown Insider is a paid subscription that gives fans more benefits, such as earlier ticket sales and unique artist postings, without paying for the tickets.
To unsubscribe from Bandsintown emails, click on the "Unsubscribe" link at the bottom of any Bandsintown email.
You can contact Bandsintown by emailing [email protected]. You can expect to get a message from them when you reach them using this channel.
No, PurePrivacy does not require you to be a security expert. It simplifies things by analyzing and suggesting actions you can take with a single tap to enhance your privacy.
Bandsintown needs a few days to confirm your identity before processing your request. It may take a week or more to remove your data from their system completely.
Your data privacy is important, and you should do everything within your power to protect it. About 33 percent of US residents have been victims of identity. I’m sure you don’t want to wait until it happens to you before you opt out and secure your data. Use PurePrivacy to remove your data from Bandsintown and other data brokers to protect your personal information from misuse, abuse, scammers, and identity thieves.