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Content Removal
Remove a Fake Website.
Start with the facts.
Map the right route for websites that imitate, misrepresent or defraud. A fraudulent site can exploit a brand, impersonate a person or mislead customers. The response may involve host, registrar, platform or legal pathways.
- Free first assessment within 1 business day
- Fixed quote before any work
- Confidential — no passwords needed
PriceCustom case scope
What we assess
A real route,
or an honest no.
Each platform, host and publisher has its own rules. We only file on a ground that genuinely fits — that's what gets content removed.
Fraudulent identity use
Copyright misuse
Host or registrar abuse policy
Usually stays online
Criticism, disagreement or an inconvenient truth on its own.
Before you send it
Four things
to do first.
- 01Save the exact link and a dated screenshot
- 02Don't edit, comment on or share the content
- 03Note who posted it and since when
- 04Gather proof that it's yours or about you
Useful evidence
- Website URL and captures
- Brand or ownership documentation
- Trademark or business context
- Customer harm or impersonation indicators
Only send what you're allowed to share. We never ask for passwords.
How it works
Four steps.
No surprises.
You know the price before we start, and you can follow every step.
- 01
Free first assessment
Send the link and a few lines. Within one business day a specialist tells you whether there's a legitimate route — platform rules, privacy law, copyright or the publisher.
- 02
A fixed quote
If there's a route, you get one clear price before any work starts. No route? We say so, and you owe nothing.
- 03
We file and follow up
We prepare the evidence, file with the right party and handle every reply, escalation or appeal.
- 04
Follow it live
The link in your email shows the status of your case and every update. No account or password needed.
Before you start
Clear
expectations.
Not sure this is the right service? Describe it anyway — we'll point you to the right route.
Free guideHow to Respond to a Fake WebsiteRead itWho can take a fake website down?+
Usually not the site owner — they're the problem. The routes are the hosting provider, the domain registrar, the platform it runs on, and for phishing in Belgium also Safeonweb (the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium) and, for .be domains, DNS Belgium's procedures. We find out who hosts and registered it and file with each.
The site copies my brand. Does that help?+
Yes. Trademark or copyright misuse gives hosts and registrars a clear ground to act, often faster than a general fraud report. Proof that the brand or content is yours matters most.
Can this always be removed?+
No. Criticism, disagreement or an inconvenient truth on its own usually stays online. We only take on a case when there is a real route — and tell you for free when there isn't.
What does it cost?+
Custom case scope. Every case is scoped first; you get a fixed quote before anything is filed, and you decide whether to go ahead.
How fast is it?+
You hear from us within one business day. After filing, the platform, host or publisher sets the pace; we follow up until there's an answer.
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