Report Blackmail Online

Call us now!
We Can Help You Locate Criminals & Stop Blackmail Online

We Can Help You with Blackmail Online Scams

Stop Online Blackmail Before it's Too Late

People who have been the victim of blackmailing often feel frustrated and helpless. They may feel that the legal system and police won't help them, and they may be reluctant to come forward or seek cyber blackmail reporting.

Everyone has the right to protection from harm. We can help you protect your family and your reputation. Contact us today. We're here to help.

We Provide Investigative Services That Match Your Needs & Your Budget

We offer immediate, 24/7 assistance from our team of digital investigators.

Types of Online Blackmail We Can Help You With:

Skype Blackmail

TikTok Blackmail

WhatsApp Blackmail

Snapchat Blackmail

We Offer Online Blackmail Help

Sometimes you just want peace. But someone is harassing you online. This is so frustrating!

It's important to remain calm and take some time to assess the situation.

Scammers rely on psychological manipulation tactics to get what they want. They leverage fear and shame to apply pressure to victims. Blackmailers want victims to feel alone and helpless.
Victims are extorted with their own personal information. This might include financial information or dealings, records of their online activity or the nature of their personal relationships.

Remember that the internet blackmailer is trying to take advantage of you and that giving in to their demands will only make the situation worse. Trying to handle the issue yourself can only make things harder. Stay calm and let the professionals handle it.

FAQ

What do I do if someone is threatening to blackmail me?

If someone threatens to blackmail you, it's important to handle the situation carefully and take appropriate steps to protect yourself. Here are some recommended actions you can consider:

Stay calm: It's natural to feel anxious or upset when faced with a blackmail threat, but try to remain calm and composed. Avoid panicking or making hasty decisions.
Evaluate the threat: Assess the credibility and seriousness of the threat. Consider the person's motives, the information they claim to have and their ability to carry out the blackmail. Sometimes, people make empty threats to manipulate or intimidate you.
Don't engage or negotiate: Avoid engaging in any further communication with the blackmailer. Responding or negotiating with them may encourage their behavior or give them additional leverage over you. Maintain a position of strength and refuse to give in to their demands.
Preserve evidence: Keep records of all interactions, including messages, emails or any other forms of communication with the blackmailer. These records can be important evidence if you decide to involve law enforcement later.
Inform a trusted person: Share the situation with someone you trust, such as a close friend, family member or legal advisor. They can provide emotional support and help you make informed decisions.
Report online blackmail: If you believe the threat is genuine or you feel unsafe, consider reporting the blackmail to the police. Provide them with all the relevant information, evidence and details about the threat. They can offer further guidance on how to report blackmail.
Strengthen your online security: Review and enhance your online security measures. Change passwords regularly, use strong and unique passwords for each account, enable two-factor authentication and be cautious about sharing personal information online.
Inform the relevant parties: If the blackmailing involves sensitive information that could impact other people or organizations, such as your workplace or social connections, consider informing the relevant parties about the situation. They can take necessary precautions or support you during this time.

Remember, every situation is unique and it's important to trust your instincts. Seeking professional legal advice can provide you with personalized guidance based on the specific circumstances you're facing.

What do I do if a scammer has my nudes?

If a scammer has obtained your intimate photos or nudes, here are some steps you can take:

Cease all contact: Immediately stop communicating with the scammer and block them on all platforms. Do not engage in any further conversations or negotiations.
Don't give in to demands: Scammers often try to extort money or other favors in exchange for not sharing the sensitive material. It is strongly advised not to comply with their demands, as giving in to their requests may not guarantee that they won't use or distribute the images anyway.
Inform the police: Find out how to report blackmail to your local law enforcement agency. Provide them with all the details, including any evidence you have. They can guide you on the legal actions to take and investigate the matter further.
Notify the platform: If the scammer has contacted you through a specific online platform or social media website, report the incident to the platform administrators. Cyber blackmail reporting allows them to take action against the scammer, such as suspending or banning their account.
Seek professional advice: Consider consulting with a lawyer or legal professional who specializes in online privacy and harassment issues if you need advice about how to stop blackmail. They can provide you with guidance tailored to your specific circumstances and help protect your rights.

Should I pay the blackmailer's fee?

NO! Never pay an extortionist. It doesn't stop their harassment; it only escalates it. They may have hundreds of blackmailing victims, but once you pay, they know they've found a lucrative target. They'll demand more money, upping the ante with more threats. They don't really have a price they're looking for to leave you alone. They will try to squeeze out every last cent possible.

Can you stop this from happening?

We have helped thousands of people seeking online blackmail help. We have more than a 90% success rate in unmasking the extortionist and preventing the leak of private information.

Do you keep all of this strictly confidential?

Yes. We protect every detail of your case with a non-disclosure agreement. Your information is only used to resolve your case and we will NEVER discuss it with anyone.

About Digital Investigation

Our expert team includes digital forensics engineers, forensic data analysts, social engineering experts and cyber law lawyers. We use proprietary technology to identify anonymous users and gather valuable evidence for our clients. We know how criminals think and how to counter the tactics they use.

10+ Years, 750+ Customers and 90%+ Success Rate

Our team includes experts in digital forensics, social engineering and cyber law.

Blackmail cases are one of our specialties. We track down cyber criminals anywhere in the world with our advanced proprietary technology. Our success rate is more than 90% in keeping extortionists from leaking our clients' sensitive data.

Our high success rate carries over to cyber-harassment cases. No matter how much effort these criminals put into hiding their identities, we can unmask them. Thanks to our proprietary technology and solid experience, we can identify the harassers and document powerful digital evidence against them. We can make the harassment and bullying stop.

We do it all quickly and discreetly. Your information and reputation are safe with us.