Report a card
If a DateCard is abusive, sexual, harassing, impersonating somebody, or involves a minor, tell us here. A person reads every report.
What to report
Send us a card if it is:
- Impersonating someone — using another person’s photos, name, or identity, including your own.
- Nudity or sexual content — explicit photos, or text meant to be pornographic.
- Harassment or hate — targeting, threatening, or degrading a person or a group.
- Involving a minor — any card that appears to belong to, or depict, someone under 18. We treat these as urgent.
- Spam or a scam — a fake card fishing for money, contacts, or clicks.
- Otherwise illegal — anything unlawful, including non-consensual images.
Serious violations get the card taken down. You do not need an account to report one, and you do not have to tell us who you are.
Tell us about it
Thanks — we’ll take a look.
Your report has been sent to a real person. If it breaks the rules, the card comes down. If you left an email address and we need more detail, we’ll be in touch.
What happens next
Every report is read by a human — there is no automated moderation queue and no bot deciding anything. We look at the card, weigh it against the rules above, and act. Reports are reviewed within 24 hours, and anything involving a minor or a threat to someone’s safety is handled immediately.
Cards that seriously break the rules are taken down: the card and its photos are deleted and the link stops resolving. Urgent cases — anything involving a minor, or a threat to someone’s safety — go to the front of the queue.
We do not tell the card’s owner who reported them.
Rather send an email?
That works too. Write to us with the card link and what is wrong with it, and it lands in the same place:
If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first — we cannot respond at that speed.