Impersonation takedowns for small businesses

Someone impersonating your business? I get fakes taken down.

Fake websites. Fake emails pitching your customers. Fake social profiles. I find the right door, file the right report, and follow it until the fake is gone.

Incident log — June 17, 2026 (my own case)
12:58 PM Abuse report filed: clone site impersonating my business
1:26 PM Platform confirms removal. Site gone.

28 minutes, report to takedown. Real timestamps, my own impersonator. Read the full story.

Email the rescue desk What a rescue includes
How it works

Three steps. No forms, no phone trees.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. I run the takedowns and 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.

Why me

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.

Read the full story
JD Caron, founder of Brand Rescue Desk.
JD Caron — Brand Rescue Desk
Being impersonated right now?

Send it to the desk.

Email whatever you've got, even one screenshot. I reply the same day and tell you straight what your situation needs.

Email the rescue desk