Abuse Contact Finder: Where to Report Scam and Phishing Websites

Find where to report a scam or phishing website: the host's and registrar's abuse form or email. Free, by notolens.

Found a fake website, a phishing page or a scam shop? Click the icon on that tab to see who is hosting this website, which registrar manages its domain, and where each of them takes a report. What it shows for the site in the current tab: - The hosting provider and its report form or email. For a provider such as Cloudflare it opens the right form and names the category to pick, so a Cloudflare abuse report starts on the right page. - The domain's registrar and its contact email, form or phone number, for domain abuse such as a phishing or lookalike address. - A note when the site is already on hold or no longer online, so you go to the registrar. - Links to report the page to Google Safe Browsing, Microsoft and Netcraft, so browsers warn other visitors. You can also type any domain or IP address, including names written with lookalike letters from other alphabets. It never sends anything for you. It shows the contacts; you open the form or write the email. To report a fake website well, include the full address of the page and what it does. Lookups run in your browser. The site's domain and IP addresses go only to public DNS, the domain's registry and abuse-contact services; notolens receives nothing. The extension reads the current tab only when you click its icon. Abuse Contact Finder is a free tool from notolens, which monitors domain registrations, trademark registers, app stores and search ads for brands.