Please provide sufficient detail to allow us to assess the report and determine whether registrar action is appropriate.
Include the reported URL, the brand or service being impersonated, screenshots, defanged links where appropriate, and a concise description of the deceptive activity.
Provide affected URLs or hostnames, relevant timestamps, detection notes, and any indicators reasonably supporting the allegation that the domain is distributing or facilitating malicious content.
Submit the sending domain, full email headers, message body, and supporting evidence indicating that the domain is being used in connection with unsolicited or abusive messaging.
Identify the domain name and describe the suspected inaccuracy. Supporting materials are helpful where the issue involves impersonation, fraud, or invalid contact details.
A complete and well-structured submission helps reduce review time and follow-up requests.
Collect the domain name, relevant URLs, timestamps, headers, screenshots, and any supporting evidence before submitting the report.
Email the report to service@vmrack.com using a clear subject line, for example: [ABUSE] phishing report for example.tld.
We review the submitted materials, check available registrar records, and may request additional information where the initial submission is incomplete or inconclusive.
Depending on the facts presented, actions may include notice to the registrant, domain lock, DNS interruption, suspension, or escalation under applicable policy or law.
Use the designated mailbox for abuse intake and include enough detail in the subject line to support triage.
These general principles describe how reports are assessed and communicated.
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