Respond or Dispute a Listing

If you are named in a report, you have a standing right to respond publicly — free of charge, always. This page explains your options; the actual response form is linked from the specific listing.

Your options when responding

• I am the person named — provide your side of the story, with documentation if you have it.
• I represent the business named — respond on behalf of the business with relevant records.
• This is a case of mistaken identity — flagged for expedited moderator review.
• There is a specific factual error — request a correction; the original stays visible with the correction added alongside it.
• Private information was exposed — flag content that shouldn't have been published.
• The content violates the Community Content Rules — flag for a Content Rules review.
• The matter has been resolved — note the resolution, with documentation if available.
• I have new evidence relevant to this report — submit new information for moderator review.

What happens after you respond

A moderator reviews your response to confirm it's a genuine response from the named party, then posts it alongside the original listing. If you disagree with the outcome, you can file one structured appeal — see how corrections and appeals work.

You will never be asked to pay to respond, correct an error, or appeal a decision. No payment of any kind removes or suppresses a published listing — see our Governance commitments.

For the full walkthrough, read How to Respond If You Are Named in a Report.