Report abuse on a site we host

Did you find a site on dropthehassle.app, or on a domain we host, that is phishing, spreads malware, infringes your rights or is otherwise illegal? Tell us. You do not need an account.

Last updated: 30 September 2026.

How to report

• Use the form at dropthehassle.com/report-abuse.
• Or email info@dropthehassle.com. That is the only contact address, including for abuse reports.

What to include

• The full address (URL) of the page.
• What is wrong, in a few sentences.
• Evidence if you have it: a screenshot, the date and time you saw it, or the message that linked to it.
• If it is about your copyright or trademark: who you are, which work or mark it is, and why you think the use is not allowed.
• How we can reach you, if you want to hear back. The form does not ask for your email address, so email us if you want a reply.

What we do

• Every report reaches a person on our team, who reviews it.
• If a site breaks the law or our terms, we take it offline. Its files stop being served on every address of that site.
• An anonymous site that nobody has claimed yet is taken offline automatically when it is reported from three different networks within 24 hours. A claimed site is only taken offline after a person has looked at it.
• Taking a site offline does not cancel the domain. The owner of the domain stays the owner.

What we keep about your report

We store the address you reported, what you wrote, and your IP address. We use the IP address to recognise repeated reports and to count reports from different networks. See our privacy statement.

Something else?

For anything that is not about a site we host, email info@dropthehassle.com.