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Report online abuse

Do you wish to report cybercrime?

Fill in the form below and report the crime, we will take action immediately and, if required, inform the competent authorities. This way we can fight any online abuse and cybercrime which may cause harm or damage to our users.

Some examples of online abuse

Inappropriate content

Violent, inappropriate or offensive content and images. Material which promotes, encourages or is involved in child abuse and exploitation within a website.

Phishing

You’ve received phishing emails or you’ve been taken to a website which asks you to enter personal information.

SPAM

Unwanted junk mail, and unsolicited advertising.

Malware and viruses

Website involved in the distribution of viruses and malware, or which promotes, encourages or engages in hijacking and tampering computers or networks.

Cyber-bullying

Use of the internet to bully or harm others.

Violation of copyright/trademark

Someone has copied your content.

Unauthorized payments

You have received a phishing email requesting payment for services you do not recognize.

Other security issues

Other security issues from those listed above.

Name and Surname (required)

E-mail (required)

Message

Type of abuse (required) - Inappropriate content Phishing email Phishing website SPAM Malware and viruses Cyber-bullying Violation of copyright/trademark Unauthorized payments Other security issues

URL of the website with inappropriate content

URL of the website you are trying to navigate

URL of the website after the redirect

URL of the website with Malware and/or Viruses

URL of the Cyber-bullying website

URL of the website with violation of copyright/trademark

URL of the website

Email attachment (in .eml, .txt, .pdf, .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .docx or .msg format) with a maximum size of 5MB

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Transparency Report

In accordance with Article 15 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 October 2022 on a Single Market For Digital Services and amending Directive 2000/31/EC (Digital Services Act – DSA), this report concerns the moderation of content carried out by the given service provider, including measures taken as a result of the application and enforcement of its terms of service.

Transparency Report for the year 2025