Content Removal & Investigations
Discreet content removal for complex cases
Currently accepting a limited number of new matters
When a routine takedown is not enough, the next step needs careful judgment. We provide administrative content removal and research support for creators and studios dealing with persistent unauthorized publications.
A person responsible for your matter
Your engagement has a dedicated case manager. Automation supports copy discovery and repeat checks; a person reviews the findings, makes decisions, and controls correspondence. We accept new matters when we have the capacity to give them individual attention.
For creators, studios, and their representatives
We consider matters involving leaked recordings, offshore hosting, sites behind CDN or proxy services, mirror networks with a shared content library, paid file hosts, and repeated uploads. We agree on the performers, sites, and work included before starting.
What to provide
Begin with a name or alias, a reply email, and a short account of the problem. You may include an official creator profile and up to three example URLs, or share links later. Tell us whether notices have already been sent. Do not send identification documents, account credentials, or original intimate material.
A defined scope, a documented process
After rights verification and written authorization, we organize the relevant links, prepare notices, follow up with appropriate recipients, and document responses. Where a site remains unresponsive, our investigations team identifies the infrastructure and payment providers behind it and escalates up the chain. Our report distinguishes submitted requests, confirmed source removals, search removals, and unresolved items.
What an engagement cannot promise
A website removal and exclusion from search results are different outcomes. Neither ensures that every copy disappears. Hosts, platforms, and other recipients make their own decisions; we do not guarantee acceptance, removal, or a completion date. We provide administrative support, not legal advice or legal representation.
How to begin
- Send a confidential inquiry with the scope and a few examples.
- Review the proposed scope and fees with your case manager.
- Complete rights verification, a written service agreement, and written authorization before notices are sent.
- Receive updates and a documented account of actions, responses, and remaining issues.
Fees are set after a confidential review of the matter.
An inquiry is not an engagement or written authorization to act.
Questions about this service
Who handles my matter?
A dedicated case manager oversees the agreed work and correspondence. Automated assistance does not replace that person’s review.
Can you take a case after earlier notices failed?
Yes, we can review an unresponsive site or repeated publication. Prior notices and responses help us understand what remains to be addressed.
Can I begin under an alias?
Yes. Use your working name or alias for the initial inquiry. We discuss any additional information needed for rights verification before an engagement proceeds.
Does removal include search results?
Only when search removal is included in the agreed scope. Removing a source does not immediately update every search result, and removing a result does not remove the source.
How are fees determined?
Fees are set after a confidential review of the matter. The scope depends on the content, sites, prior steps, and follow-up work involved.
A considered next step
Tell us what is happening and what you would like addressed. Start with a brief account; sensitive supporting materials can wait.
Request a confidential review