Online blackmail and sextortion: you have more power than they want you to think
If someone is threatening to publish images, videos or information about you, you do not have to navigate it alone. Contact ContentRemoval.com for a discreet assessment of the content and a clear plan for the online removal work. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services first.
- A confidential assessment of the threat and published URLs
- Evidence and report references organised for the next step
- Removal requests for published content where appropriate
Free assessment · Covered by NDA · Reply within 8 to 12 hours
Right now
Do this in the next ten minutes
- Do not pay. Payment confirms the threat works and the demands continue.
- Do not delete anything. Screenshot every message, profile and payment demand with the URL and time visible.
- Stop replying, but do not block yet. Silence de-escalates; blocking can trigger publication.
- Talk to us before you take any action.
One specialist handles your case from start to finish. Everything is confidential.
How our blackmail & sextortion response · confidential service works
Assess
Free confidential review of the content and what can be achieved.
Remove
We handle the removal work until the content comes down, with status updates throughout.
Protect
Verification across search engines, plus optional monitoring so it never comes back.
Typical timelines: simple platform takedowns often complete in days; publisher and legal escalations can take several weeks. You get a realistic estimate in your assessment.
Recent results
Anonymised outcomes from real cases. Every case is different; your assessment gives you an honest estimate for yours.
Why us?
Completely confidential
One specialist handles your case from first message to final verification. Nothing is shared.
Move at your own pace
We explain every option plainly and act only on what you approve.
Removal at the source
We work to take content down where it is hosted, then clear it from search.
Watched afterwards
Optional monitoring flags re-uploads and copies so they can be dealt with quickly.
- A confidential assessment of the threat and published URLsRemoved
- Evidence and report references organised for the next stepDe-indexed
- Removal requests for published content where appropriateRemoved
- Platform account and impersonation reportingDe-indexed
- Search-result follow-up for identified contentRemoved
- Clear scope, updates and verificationDe-indexed
Gone where it lives, not just hidden
Source removal takes the page down from the site hosting it. De-indexing clears it from search when the host will not act. We assess both for every link and tell you which is realistic before any work starts.
What clients say
Kayla Itsines
Founder, Sweat.com · Brand Protection
"Frankie & his team at Content Removal relentlessly protected our brand in the 7 years leading up to our first exit."
First: do not pay, do not engage, do not delete
Do not send money or additional material. Preserve the relevant messages, usernames, URLs and payment demands, then report and block the account using the platform controls. Secure compromised accounts and ask someone you trust for support. If you have already paid, you can still seek help; contact your payment provider promptly.
Our role is to help assess and address the online exposure. A threat, a published post and a Google result each need a different response. Tell us what exists and what has already been reported so we can review the next steps with you.
What we actually do
We assess the target URLs, organise the evidence and handle the removal work within the agreed scope. For leaked content, that can include the original page, identified reposts and search results. You receive a record of what has been submitted and what has changed.
For intimate-image threats, specialist victim-support organisations can help alongside our work, and you never need to send intimate images to us. Do not download or forward explicit images of a child. Our sextortion guide links directly to the appropriate support resources.
You can contact us after an unsuccessful report as well as at the start. Share the response you received so the assessment considers the work already attempted. We do not promise to control the offender, but we can help you understand and address the published content.
Confidentiality is the default
Tell us the safest way to contact you and provide only the details necessary for the assessment. We handle enquiries discreetly under our privacy policy and applicable legal obligations. We are not an emergency service or a substitute for law enforcement.
If your case involves a child or an immediate threat to safety, contact the appropriate authorities and specialist support. For professional help with published content or search visibility, book a confidential assessment and we will explain the proposed work before you commit.