Contact

We keep it simple — everything reaches us at one inbox: contact@scamfluencers.org. Use the subject-line hint for your topic below so we can route it quickly.

This is the one most people are looking for. If you are the subject of a profile and believe it is inaccurate, unfair, or based on fabricated evidence, you have a right of reply.

The fastest route is to flag the profile directly (the report button is on every profile page) and email us the details with “Dispute” in the subject line. Tell us which profile, what specifically is wrong, and — where you can — point to evidence. We review every dispute and correct or remove content that is demonstrably false. We won't remove a listing simply because it's unflattering.

One exception is handled with priority: this site lists public-facing online creators only. If you are a private individual — someone with no public online audience — a profile about you is against our rules regardless of its content. Tell us and it comes down.

If you own the copyright in material posted here and believe its use goes beyond criticism, commentary, and reporting, email us with “Copyright” in the subject line, the exact URL, and proof of ownership. See the copyright section of our terms.

Access, correction, export, or deletion of your personal data — email us with “Privacy” in the subject line. See the privacy policy for what we hold and how deletion works.

Spotted an error in an existing entry, or have evidence to add? The best place is the site itself — attach evidence to the profile, or use “Suggest an edit” on the profile to propose a change for moderator review. For anything that doesn't fit, email contact@scamfluencers.org.

Media, partnerships, or anything else: contact@scamfluencers.org. We're an independent, community-run project and we aim to reply to genuine enquiries, though we can't promise a response to everything.

Moderation and disputes are handled by volunteers. We prioritise removal requests for false or harmful content. Please be patient — and please don't send threats; they don't speed anything up and they don't change what the evidence shows.