Fake websites are not just a problem for online shops. Lookalike SaaS logins, clinic booking pages, charity appeals and personal sites all exist to borrow your name. What the fake site is after changes with the type of website; how you get it taken down mostly does not.
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Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and independent stores
Warning signs
How the pack handles it
We report to the registrar and host first, then to the browser blocklists so the fake checkout is flagged while removal is pending.
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Software, online courses, communities, subscription services
Warning signs
How the pack handles it
The site is reported as phishing to Google Safe Browsing, Microsoft SmartScreen, Netcraft and APWG, alongside the registrar and host.
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Agencies, consultancies, clinics, estate agents, trades, solicitors
Warning signs
How the pack handles it
We report to the registrar and host with the copied content as evidence, and to Action Fraud where deposits or fees have been taken.
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Registered charities, appeals, community groups
Warning signs
How the pack handles it
We prioritise browser blocklisting alongside the registrar and host reports, and the Action Fraud report gives you a reference for supporters and your bank.
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Authors, coaches, artists, speakers
Warning signs
How the pack handles it
Your copyright in your photos and text supports the hosting and DMCA reports, even without a registered trade mark.
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Company sites, brochure sites, portfolios
Warning signs
How the pack handles it
The same nine report targets apply to any fake site, and the drafted reports adapt to what the site is doing.
Paste the address of the fake site. We identify the registrar, the hosting provider, whether it is hiding behind Cloudflare, and who to report it to.
Start a takedown
Paste the address of the fake site. In about 20 seconds you will know who registered it, who hosts it and who can take it down. No account and no card are needed.