How to report suspicious users

Suspicious users thrive in silence. A clear report helps you and the next person.

1. When to report

• Money or gift-card asks.
• Impersonation or stolen photos you can reasonably suspect.
• Harassment, threats, or sexual coercion.
• Any involvement of minors — leave immediately and contact authorities as required in your region.
• Phishing links or requests for codes and passwords.

2. What to save first

• Screenshots of profile and key messages.
• Usernames, dates, and payment details if any.
• Links they sent.

Save before you block if the app removes access to history.

3. How to report on most services

1. Open the profile or chat menu.
2. Choose Report.
3. Pick the closest reason and submit evidence.
4. Block so they cannot continue contacting you.

If you cannot find the button, that is useful information about the product — see legitimacy checklist.

4. If money left your account

Contact your bank or payment provider quickly. Report through local cybercrime channels when available. Do not send more money to “recover” funds — that is a second scam.

5. After you report

Tell a trusted friend if shame is loud. Review romance scam red flags. Tighten privacy settings.

6. On the FUCKTOK path

This informational site does not host member reports. After Continue, use the destination service’s tools. For the redirect itself, read what happens after Continue.