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Realtor.com Support Team (Informational) Target Audience: Real estate agents, brokers, and homeowners

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Realtor.com uses sophisticated bot-detection software (such as or PerimeterX ) to protect its real estate data. You might be blocked for several reasons:

If you believe your block is a mistake—for instance, you have been locked out due to a security flag but are an active, compliant user—you should submit an unblock request. unblockrequest@realtor.com

Using automated tools or bots to collect property data .

If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us at support@realtor.com.

Certain "ad-blockers" or data-tracking extensions can interfere with site security protocols. How to Request an Unblock Realtor

Connect to a different Wi-Fi network or use a mobile hotspot to get a new IP address .

High-security websites often block known VPN servers to prevent malicious activity .

We’ve noticed some unusual activity on your account that triggered a temporary block. To protect both your listings and potential buyers, we need to verify a few details. Please reply to this email with the following: Using automated tools or bots to collect property data

Once you email unblockrequest@realtor.com , the support team will investigate your account activity. Possible outcomes include:

This article is provided for general informational purposes. For specific account issues, always refer to the official realtor.com Help Center or legal terms.

When you are blocked, the error page usually displays a unique Reference ID or Incident ID . Including this is critical for their tech team to locate the specific block.

Find your current IP address using a tool like ip4.me .

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