What we will take down, what we will not, and what happens to the history.
Ask and we stop publishing the listing. You do not have to give a reason, you do not have to prove the product is yours, and it is not a negotiation.
What follows is what happens when you ask, what we keep afterwards and why, and how to stop our crawler without removing anything.
Send us a message with the domain. That is the whole request.
It stops being published, immediately and completely. It leaves the table, the search, the category pages and the API, its page stops loading, and anyone watching it stops hearing about it.
What we recorded, unpublished. Deleting the entry outright would take the whole history with it: every check, every price, every change, years of it about a product, destroyed in order to remove a person. The law asks that the data stop being used, not that the archive be burned.
So your listing goes, and what is left is not published anywhere. We also keep your request, because a dated note saying we were asked and we complied is the thing either of us would need later.
We hold business profiles only. The one personal-shaped thing we ever store is an address used to verify a claim, it is never displayed, and it is deleted after twelve months. Personal accounts, photos and personal life are out of scope permanently.
Data and privacy is the full notice, with what is kept and for how long.
If the problem is our requests rather than the listing, say so and we will stop fetching your site. That is a separate thing from removing the listing, and you can ask for either or both.
Ask and we will publish it again. Nothing was thrown away.