Someone copied my website
Someone copied my website, here’s what to do right now
You’ve discovered that someone has copied your website. You need to act quickly to protect your business, customers and reputation.
The TLD Project helps you create and send the reports needed to have the fraudulent website investigated and removed.
A service by Unlimited Application Ltd – registered in England, No. 15913087.
Step 1:
Create a free account
Step 2:
Add your domain
Step 3:
Lookalike web addresses found
Step 4:
Start a takedown case
Step 5:
Send takedown reports
£54 a year*
£60.80 including tax – per core website address.
Comes with a 3-month trial and a 100% money back guarantee.
Your web address data stays private. We never share or sell it.
Gather evidence and report the copycat website for takedown
It is unsettling, but website copying can affect any business. The important thing now is to record what you have found and start the correct reporting process.
1. Gather evidence
Take screenshots of the copied website, including the browser address bar. Save any fraudulent emails, adverts, messages or customer reports linked to it.
You may not need this evidence in the first report, but it strengthens your case if a registrar, host or other provider asks for more information.
2. Subscribe to The TLD Project
One subscription gives you two practical tools:
- Website takedown reports for fraudulent and copied domains
- Domain monitoring to help spot future threats earlier
Your account includes unlimited takedown reports, alongside ongoing monitoring of your business domain.
Start the web address takedown now
Removing a copied website means identifying the registrar, hosting provider and registry behind the web address, collecting the right technical details, and preparing reports in a format each provider will accept.
For most small businesses, that is unfamiliar and time-consuming. The TLD Project does it for you.
Add your domain
When you add your domain, The TLD Project starts scanning and monitoring for impersonations. It lists possible candidates, and you can start a case for the current attacker directly.
Start a case
Open a case against the offending web address. Add a brief statement of what’s happening and how it affects your business. The reports include the technical detail and wording you need, no jargon, no guesswork.
Send the takedowns
Send reports from your own domain to strengthen your case. Copy the report into an email client, such as Outlook, add the recipient copy and paste the subject line, then send it directly.
Fast, affordable, simple
You do not need an expensive security service to deal with a copied website.
You need a clear, practical way to take action.
The TLD Project makes it simpler to report fraudulent websites and protect your business online.
Report the fake web address now
Send us the fake web address and a member of our team will personally investigate it, free of charge, while we finalise The TLD Project release.
You’ll receive the takedown reports for your case and 3 months of free service.
Please note: we cannot guarantee that every website can be removed or that a particular outcome will be achieved.
