The Fraudox blog
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When impersonators delete the evidence and bring it back
Impersonators often remove fake content after a warning, then restore it later. Learn how to preserve evidence, prove the pattern and stop repeat impersonation.
How to report an Instagram impersonation account
A practical guide to removing Instagram impersonation accounts: what evidence to capture, which report route to use, and how to prove the real account or brand is yours.
Phishing takedown checklist for brands
A practical checklist for getting a phishing page removed: capture the page, identify the host and registrar, prove brand ownership, file once, escalate on a schedule, and verify the URL is truly offline.
TikTok content theft takedown: what to collect before you file
TikTok reposts and cloned accounts are easier to remove when you can prove original ownership, copied media, dates, handles and monetisation or scam use.
Registrar abuse reports: when domain suspension is the right move
A registrar can suspend a scam domain, but it is not always the first or fastest layer. Learn when registrar abuse reports work and what evidence they need.
How to write a takedown notice that does not bounce
A takedown notice fails when it is vague, emotional or filed through the wrong channel. This template-style guide shows what to include so reviewers can act.
Fake social account removal: a brand playbook
Fake account removal works faster when the case proves impersonation, harm, ownership and platform fit. This playbook covers what to capture and which route to file first.
Marketplace impersonation: fake stores, counterfeit listings, and payment traps
Marketplace abuse is not only counterfeit products. Fake stores and seller profiles can impersonate a brand, steal trust and redirect buyers into payment traps.
Domain takedown vs hosting takedown: which one works faster?
A hosting takedown can remove a page quickly, while a domain takedown can disable the whole campaign. The right choice depends on evidence, abuse type and whether the domain itself is fraudulent.