Company Won't Delete My Data - How to make a subject access request, send a right-to-be-forgotten letter, stop emails meant for someone else, and take it to the data protection regulator if they ignore you #1012477

You asked a company to close your account and got a chat reply, a policy link and silence. Or an old employer still emails your personal address. Or strangers' messages land in your inbox. The law gives you more leverage than most people realise, and most people never use it because nobody shows them what to write. Company Won't Delete My Data is a plain-English guide for ordinary consumers and employees, mainly in the UK and EU, to asking for what data-protection law generally lets you demand and to escalating calmly when you are ignored. Unlike books for software teams building compliance systems, or guides to scrubbing people-search sites, this one is about you writing to a company and following it through. Inside, you'll learn: Template letters, a deadline table, a glossary and an FAQ are included. General information, hedged by country, not legal advice.