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This is the last thing I am trying to edit and set-up. I have the "Accept appointments" as 'phone only' and my business location as 'mobile' but on the Square Online Appointments Page it is still showing my home address.

My services are all done remote and I do not want to give out my home address. I have everything toggled off for the Services list -> Location information when editing Appointments. How can I make the business (aka private home) address disappear??

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I have the same need. I was VERY disappointed to view my appointments site that I worked so hard to set up and find out that my home address has been published without my consent and no notification that the change had been made! I too followed all of the instructions for making my location "mobile" and toggled switches off and when I published my site my location was NOT visible. I don't know when it changed, but now my home address shows up on my appointments page! I just had to UN-publish my square appointments site because I can not have my home address showing up. I do not have a separate business address or PO Box. I hope Square fixes this very soon so I can book remote appointments again! This is not ok.

I am working on setting up my square website now and wondering if I need to change platforms because I work from home and do not want my home address publicly available. I also travel a lot for my business so I would like to have a mobile location but can't figure out how to do it in a way that keeps my primary home address private.

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What else I should do to keep my address private and offline? My stalker has in the past hired a private investigator to try and find me before. I would really appreciate your input, thanks for everyone's help!

We run our small business from home and are fairly very private people. Is there a way to not have an address for buyers to select as an option for when they selects pickup/delivery?

The only address we have is our home address and we always deliver items or meet buyers in a safe public location. We prefer to not have the private home address linked and local strangers knowing where we live, but this is seemingly unavoidable with a Square shop. We do use a P.O. Box for our shipping address with our labels on Etsy and our Facebook page shows that we are a "mobile" business with "My Page doesn't have a location" as the option for address we have selected. It only shows our town. We also don't feel comfortable using another businesses address for our meeting location since it's obviously not our place.

We would like an option for buyer to select either pickup or delivery and, once order is placed, we email them to figure out the details. Is there a way to do this or do we have to avoid pickup/delivery all together and just stick to shipping?

We're really happy to see you in our Seller Community! You can't remove your address from the pickup and delivery settings. What I recommend is to set up the services as shipping and state that the item will not be shipped.

Since this question was asked well over a year ago, has there been any discussion on making changes to listing our home addresses in the "pickup" option? Had I known that my exact home address would be listed on the website, I would have went with Shopify. They seem to protect their customers safety and security better than Weebly/Square. I will be sure to inform others that are beginning a home based business on our social media platforms. Nobody wants to only have shipping as an option, then have to refund local customers that inadvertently paid for shipping.

I completely understand your concern with this, however, the pickup address will need to be displayed for the customer so that they know where they are meant to pickup the order from before making the purchase.

We only have friends, neighbors and family pickup at our home, general public is met in a public space. I changed my address to a P.O. Box without adding a box number to avoid having our home address listed. Our second website will be listed through Shopify.

The issue is not for pickup, if you turn on pickup then yes I agree, the address should be displayed. However, I currently use only 'delivery' turned on but on the website under local delivery my home address is still displayed even though it's irrelevant for me to deliver to people in the zip codes I set. This is a HUGE security issue for me!!!!

The address is shown because your customers need to know where they are picking up an item (before making the purchase). Check out @RedOakResin suggestion here to use cross streets, though. This is the first time I have seen this as a suggestion, and I think it sounds like a great option if you do not want to display your full address.

I wanted to keep pickup on to allow the option, but give an address after since I am a small business working out of my home. I just put in a fake address / description saying address communicated after purchase.

Yes, it seems that is the work around everyone is doing. Unfortuantely, for me the address is pre-filled from a database of addresses but luckily, an address with just the street and not the house number was acceptable, so I was able to submit that.

I run my business from home and do NOT want my address public on the site. I do allow pickup, but want to give the general neighborhood and then provide specific address to individuals after purchase. This is important for safety. I tried using "exact address provided after purchse" but the system is insisting on an exact address in the setup. this is VERY frustrating.

I live in Bahrain and the address system here is messy, so identifying an exact address is pretty difficult. Previously I could hide an address using GPS coordinates but that doesn't seem to work any more either.

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