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If you believe abusive activity is originating from our services, please report it immediately to our dedicated abuse desk at [email protected] Our abuse desk operates 24/7 with continuous email monitoring. We aim to respond to all abuse reports within 24 hours and investigate/remediate cases within 48 hours. We prioritize cases involving active attacks, CSAM, and law enforcement requests.

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What to Include in Your Report

The more detailed information you provide, the faster we can investigate and take action.

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Abuse Categories We Handle

We investigate and respond to all types of network abuse including:
  • Spam
  • Phishing/Fraud
  • Hacking
  • Brute Force/Login Attacks
  • DDoS Attacks
  • Malware
  • Port Scanning
  • Web Scraping of non-publicly available information
  • Copyright Infringement/DMCA Violations
  • Hosting Violence/CSAM/Illegal Content
Other abuse report types may be accepted at our discretion.

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Our Investigation Process

When we receive an abuse report, we log it with a ticket number and acknowledge it within 24 hours. We then identify which service or infrastructure is involved and investigate to verify the activity. If confirmed, we take corrective action directly or require our downstream customers to address it with their end-users. We keep the reporting party updated throughout and confirm when the issue is resolved. Enforcement depends on severity. Minor issues get warnings. Serious abuse leads to suspension, null-routing, or service termination. Repeat offenders face permanent bans and IP revocation. For illegal content like CSAM, terrorism material, or violent extremism, we restrict services, permanently ban the customer and their fingerprint to prevent re-registration, and reserve the right to contact local law enforcement.

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Law Enforcement & Regulatory Cooperation

We cooperate fully with properly authorized law enforcement requests from United Kingdom authorities and from jurisdictions friendly to the United Kingdom, including the United States, European Union member states, Canada, Australia, and other Five Eyes countries. All requests must meet appropriate legal standards with proper authorization such as court orders, warrants, or requests issued under the UK Investigatory Powers Act 2016.