One address, one person, and one thing you should know before you use it.

It arrives. That address used to bounce every message sent to it, because this domain had no MX record and nothing was receiving mail on it. That was said plainly on this page for as long as it was true. It stopped being true on 25 August 2026, when routing was set up, and a reply to any mail we send lands in the same place.

There is no promised response time here and there is not going to be an invented one. What we can say is what happens: one person reads it, and that same person is the one who makes whatever change you are asking for. The two routes below need no mail at all, which is exactly why they exist.

The AI readiness check builds a page about any domain somebody points it at, using only that site’s public homepage and robots.txt, and publishes the result at a permanent address. Anybody can run it on a site they do not own.

So every scan page carries its own removal link, at /scan/your-domain.com/remove. Use it. It works immediately, it does not go through us, and it asks you for nothing: no reason, no proof of ownership, and no email address, because collecting personal data in order to process a request to stop publishing about somebody would be absurd. The page stops existing and leaves the sitemap.

This is the fastest route on the site by a wide margin, and it is the only one that cannot be slowed down by a mailbox.

If a listing here misuses a mark you hold, the policy is written down rather than decided case by case: we take the listing down and refund nobody. We are not a court and we will not adjudicate between you and the advertiser.

Send it to the address above, name the listing and the mark, and it comes off. You do not need a lawyer to write it and we are not going to ask you for one.

Same address, and it genuinely is for anything: a listing you want removed, a product we placed on a board ourselves that you would rather we did not, a category name that is wrong, a payment that did not turn into a listing, a data request under the privacy policy, or a page on this site that says something the code does not do.

One thing worth checking first, because it is the most common message and the answer is already published: being outspent is not a fault and it is not refundable. That is stated on the rules page before anybody pays, and writing to us does not change it. Everything else is worth sending.