Remove Image From Blackmail Site
[QUOTE=2me4Looking2;3735621]I use a google voice number for all of my texting and today I got a weird message telling me I can remove all of my information from online by going to [URL]guaranteedremoval.com[/URL]. At first I didn't think anything of it, but then I googled my number and sure enough it shows up on a [URL]predatorsalerts.com[/URL] site along with my SA profile pic and says I offer money for sex. The pic really is me, but my entire head is completely blurred and I've never used that pic anywhere online for it to show up in an image search. The one thing I find scary about this is that I have sent my real face pic via text, but I can guarantee that will now change. I'm very careful about my privacy, but it still doesn't sit very well to see that there even though it couldn't be traced back to my real identity.[/QUOTE]I wanted to follow up that I also submitted a remove request to Imgur and they took the picture down. The posting is still on the site, with the number, but the image is gone. Maybe if enough people request removals, Imgur will remove all of their content and block them. The entire site is a clear violation of the TOS.
This is the link to request removal. [URL]https://imgur.com/removalrequest[/URL].
In a browser, right click on the image from the site to get the direct imgur URL for the picture and give that to Imgur in the form. I'd also include a link to [URL]predatorsalerts.com[/URL] in the request.
Georgia woman convicted of running over 'sugar daddy'
Was this one ever on the site? She's off the market now!
[URL]http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/woman-convicted-of-running-over-sugar-daddy[/URL]