Impersonation shows up as a matching set. I handle the whole set.
Fake websites
Clone sites spun up on Wix, Gamma or Squarespace, copying your brand to fool your customers.
Fake emails
Pitches sent to your customers from a look-alike address wearing your name and reputation.
Fake social profiles
Accounts using your name and photo to message your audience and trade on your trust.
Fake ads
Paid promotions run in your name to intercept the customers who were looking for you.
Three steps. No forms, no phone trees.
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Email me what you've found
Even if it's just a suspicion. A weird email a customer forwarded, a site that looks like yours, a profile using your name. Send whatever you have.
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I assess it the same day
And I'll tell you straight: either it's something you can fix yourself with my free guide, or it's worth handing to me. No pressure either way.
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I run the takedowns, send you proof
Evidence preserved, the right reports filed with the right teams, follow-up until removal, and a plain-English summary of what I did.
This happened to me first.
A scammer cloned my website and used a fake Gmail with my name to pitch my clients. I know exactly what that knot in your stomach feels like, and I know the process that fixes it, because I learned it the hard way on my own case.