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The SimpCity forum rarely acts on reports, but the files behind its threads live on Bunkr, Cyberdrop and Gofile. Here is how to remove them at the source and delist the thread from Google.
HotLeaks hides behind Cloudflare with no working contact. Here is the escalation that removes your content: Google delisting, a Cloudflare abuse report, and the host behind the WHOIS record.
Direct notices to NudoStar are unreliable, but nudostar.tv has a registrar you can pressure. Here is the route that works: Google delisting, the registrar (NameSilo), and the host.
NotFans has no dependable DMCA inbox and refills from a Telegram channel within days. Here is the escalation that works: Google delisting, the host via WHOIS, and ongoing monitoring.
Prothots hides behind Cloudflare and answers no one. Here is the escalation that removes your content: Google delisting first, then the host through a WHOIS lookup.
Camwhores.tv mocks and doxxes people who submit reports. Do not hand it your details. Here is the safe path: delist from Google and file with the host, never the site.
DirtyShip has no reliable DMCA contact, reposts within hours, and mirrors across sibling domains. Here is the escalation that works: Cloudflare, the host, and Google delisting.
InternetChicks has no working DMCA inbox and hides behind Cloudflare. Here is the escalation that removes your content: Cloudflare abuse, Google delisting, and the host.
LeakedZone rarely answers takedown emails. Here is the route that works: find its host with a WHOIS lookup, file there, and remove the URLs from Google.
Report a Bunkr album at abuse.bunkr.ru or [email protected] with every file URL, then take down the forum post and Google result that carry it.
Email [email protected] in English with exact URLs on all 25 hostnames. It removes most pages within about a week; Google delists the rest.
EroThots takes DMCA notices by email. Here is the address, what to send, and the extra steps that get your leaked OnlyFans content off the site and out of Google.
Thothub has a DMCA form, but it often ignores requests and restores content. Here is how to file it, and the escalation that actually gets your leak down.
Kemono accepts DMCA notices but rarely acts on them. Here is the escalation that actually removes Patreon, Fansly and OnlyFans leaks: Cloudflare, Google, and the host.
Coomer rarely answers DMCA emails. Here is the escalation that does work: Cloudflare, Google delisting, and the host, filed across every Coomer domain.
Picazor answers most DMCA requests within 24 hours. Here is the exact email, the details they need, and how to keep the content from coming back.
LeakGallery removes content in about 24 hours if you file a proper DMCA notice. Here is the exact email, the details they ask for, and how to stop it reappearing.
Get stolen content out of Google results: copyright removal form, intimate images, outdated content tool. Procedures, timelines and limits explained.
