Yes. Most of our cases involve content posted by someone else. Reddit removes posts and comments that violate its Content Policy, such as harassment, sharing personal information, impersonation or non-consensual intimate media, as well as content that infringes copyright or is unlawful. We identify which grounds apply to your case and file the request for you.

Pricing depends on how many threads, comments and copies are involved, with discounted pricing for projects involving multiple threads or comments. After a free case review, you receive a fixed written quote, so you know the exact cost before you pay anything.

Many removals are completed within days. Cases that need legal review, moderator negotiation or cleanup of multiple reposts can take a few weeks. Your quote includes an estimated timeline, and we keep you updated throughout.

Yes, for the removals we agree to in your quote. We only take on cases we believe we can complete, and if we cannot complete the agreed removal, you receive a full refund.

Content Policy reports to Reddit are anonymous to the poster. Some legal requests, such as copyright notices, can be shared with the person who posted the content, so we explain how each type of request works before anything is filed.

Yes. Google and Bing can keep showing a deleted post’s title, snippet or cached copy for weeks. As part of every project, we submit outdated-content removal requests so the result disappears from search engines.

Reddit bans subreddits and suspends accounts that exist to harass, impersonate or expose people. When a community or account is targeting you, we document the pattern of violations and escalate it to Reddit.

We tell you before you pay. Alternatives include pushing the result off the first page of Google with a search result suppression campaign or, for serious defamation, working with an attorney toward a court order.

Usually not. Most Reddit removals are based on Reddit’s own policies and copyright law. If your case requires a court order, we will tell you and can coordinate with your attorney.

Reposts can happen in active communities. Our privacy monitoring service alerts you to new mentions of your name or business so reposts can be addressed quickly.

No. Reddit’s harassment rules protect people from targeted abuse, not from criticism. Opinions and personal stories about a bad experience are generally allowed. We look for a Reddit rule or legal ground that applies. If none does, we tell you before you pay and recommend search result suppression instead.

Yes. Every post and comment has its own link and is reviewed on its own merits, so we can target the specific comments that name or expose you even when the rest of the thread stays up.

Moderators enforce their community’s rules, but Reddit’s admins enforce the sitewide rules. When moderators don’t act on a clear violation, we escalate the case to Reddit directly.

Yes, when it impersonates your business, exposes employees’ personal information, uses your copyrighted material or makes false statements of fact. Honest reviews and discussion of a company’s products or practices are allowed on Reddit, so for those, suppression is usually the better route.

Yes. Reddit’s Take It Down Act process for people in the U.S. covers intimate imagery that is digitally altered, AI-generated or a lookalike. It requires a direct link, a contact email and your signature, and we prepare the request with you.

Reddit allows anonymous accounts and discloses account information only through formal legal process, such as a subpoena in a lawsuit. If identifying the poster matters to your case, we can coordinate with your attorney.

Reddit says it requires its commercial data licensees to stop using or displaying content once users delete it. AI search summaries also draw on search results, which is why we clear Google and Bing as part of every project.

Yes. Pay-after-removal and payment plan options are available, and we go over which options fit your project when we send your fixed quote. We accept all major credit cards and Zelle.

No. We are a content removal and reputation company, not a law firm, and we don’t give legal advice. When a case needs legal action, such as a court order, we work with partner attorneys or with your own lawyer.

Just the links to the posts, comments or profiles, plus any context about why the content is false, private or harmful. You do not need to contact Reddit or the poster yourself.