Reporting a problem
What we can act on, how to tell us, and what happens once you have.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-01
Emergencies go to the police first
If someone is in danger right now, call the emergency number for the country you are in. Across the European Union that is 112.
Report it to us afterwards as well, but do not wait on us first. We cannot send anyone to an address and the police can.
What is worth reporting
Anything that suggests a profile is not what it claims to be, or that someone is being harmed:
- Photos that do not match the person, or that appear on other profiles elsewhere.
- Any request for a deposit or a fee through gift cards, crypto, or a transfer service.
- Threats, blackmail, or attempts to pressure someone after contact.
- Any sign that a person is not there by choice, or any suggestion that someone is underage.
- Contact details or prices that changed after you agreed them.
How to report
Every profile page has a report link. It opens a short form, it takes about a minute, and the advertiser is not told who reported them.
Include specifics if you have them. What you were told, what you were asked to send, and where. A report saying something felt wrong is still worth sending, but a report with details can be acted on immediately.
What happens next
Reports go straight to our moderators. Serious ones, particularly anything involving a minor or a sign of coercion, are looked at before anything else and the profile is suspended while we check.
We do not tell you the outcome for other people's accounts, because we are not allowed to share their data with you. That silence is not us ignoring you.
Removing your own information
You can ask for your account and your data to be deleted at any time, and you do not have to give a reason. Details of how are on our privacy page.
If you only used the site to browse and never registered, we hold nothing tied to your name.