Protects your career
Clients and employers should only see the real you when they look you up.
When a LinkedIn profile or company page pretends to be you or your business, we report it through LinkedIn's official tools.
Where fake LinkedIn profiles show up
We match each profile to the LinkedIn rule it breaks.
From the profile and through LinkedIn's own forms.
We look for fake staff profiles and fake job posts.
Send us a link to the profile or page and tell us what it is doing. We will reply within one business day.
On LinkedIn, your name is your career. A fake profile can contact your clients, pose as your staff, or post fake jobs in your company's name. We find what breaks LinkedIn's rules, report it the right way, and keep you updated.
We only report LinkedIn profiles, pages, and posts that break LinkedIn's rules or the law. A real person who once worked with you can keep their own honest profile.
People check LinkedIn before they hire you, work with you, or apply for your jobs. A fake profile gets in the way.
Clients and employers should only see the real you when they look you up.
Fake staff profiles and fake job posts can make your business look like a scam.
Fake recruiters ask for money or personal details. Removing them protects real people.
Fakes can copy your work history and photo. Reporting them limits how far that goes.
These are the LinkedIn problems people bring to us most, and the official route we use for each one.
Profiles that copy your name, photo, or work history.
How we do itLinkedIn's fake profile report, with proof
Pages that copy your company name or logo to look official.
How we do itPage reports, plus LinkedIn's trademark form
Profiles and job ads that use your company name to trick job seekers.
How we do itJob scam and fake profile reports
Posts or comments that harass you or make false claims about your work.
How we do itReports under LinkedIn's community policies
Your own articles, photos, or slides posted as someone else's work.
How we do itLinkedIn's copyright report form
Someone changed your login and is messaging your contacts.
How we do itLinkedIn's hacked account steps, guided by us
Six clear steps. At each one, you know what we are doing and what you will get.
You send the link. We check what it copies and which LinkedIn rule it breaks.
You getA free profile check
Your real profile, company records, and screenshots of messages or job posts.
You getA tidy evidence file
From the profile or page, and through LinkedIn's forms when that works better.
You getA list of every report sent
A short note for your team and a page post, so job seekers know what is real.
You getA ready-to-post warning
If LinkedIn says no, we add proof and use the next official route.
You getUpdates as things move
Removed profiles can linger in Google. We ask Google to refresh them.
You getA search clean-up check
An accounting firm learned that a fake "hiring manager" profile was offering jobs in its name and asking people to pay for training.
Job seekers shared the messages, and the firm confirmed no such person worked there.
Fake profile and job scam reports, with the proof attached. LinkedIn removed the profile.
A former employee's honest profile listed the firm correctly. It stayed, and we did not report it.
This is an example to show how we work. It is not a real client.
| Item | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Fake hiring manager | Offering fake jobs | Removed by LinkedIn |
| Scam job posts | Asking for payment | Taken down |
| Former employee profile | Worried the firm | Kept, it was honest |
| Company page | No warning | Scam warning posted |
A fake profile can put your work and your clients at risk. Here is what working with us feels like.
One contact who knows your case and answers your questions.
If a profile belongs to a real person, we tell you, even if you wish it was gone.
You always know what we reported and what LinkedIn said.
Anyone can report a fake profile on LinkedIn. Here is why busy people and firms still ask us to do it.
We report fake profiles and pages on LinkedIn and other platforms every week.
A fake executive and a fake job post need different reports and proof.
We look after your own profile and your company page together.
Your case stays between you and the small team working on it.
We know which LinkedIn policy fits and what proof it asks for.
Fake recruiters often come back. We look for new ones and act quickly.
Your own account, yes. You can close it in your LinkedIn settings, and LinkedIn gives you a short time to reopen it if you change your mind. Someone else's account is only removed if it breaks LinkedIn's rules, such as a fake profile. LinkedIn makes that decision, not us.
We find out why, then add stronger proof, such as company records or a link to the real person's profile, and use the next official route. If LinkedIn still says no, we tell you honestly and help you warn clients and job seekers on your own page.
It depends on LinkedIn and on how clear the case is. A plain fake profile with good proof is sometimes removed within days, and harder cases take longer. Nobody can promise a date, because LinkedIn decides. After your free check, we give you an honest idea.
Yes, if they break LinkedIn's rules, for example harassment, hate, scams, or sharing private details. A fair post that criticises your work usually stays. In that case, we help you reply in a calm, professional way.
Usually, in time. Google needs to visit the page again before it drops it. We can speed that up with Google's outdated content removal tool, so the old profile stops showing for your name.
Yes. When something breaks no rule, it will not be removed, and we will say so. We can help your real profile, your company page, and other true content rank higher, so the harmful result is seen less.
Yes. We only share details with LinkedIn when a report needs them, and only with your permission. We never ask for your LinkedIn password.
Reputation problems rarely come alone. These services work well together, and all of them use the same honest methods.
Our full service to watch, fix, and protect how people see you.
02Get harmful content taken down when it breaks the rules or the law.
03Get back into an account that was wrongly blocked or banned.
04Push bad search results down to page 2, where few people look.
05Fix what people see when they search for you.
06Protect your name online before problems start.
07Know quickly when someone posts or reviews you online.
08Reputation services agencies can offer under their own name.
09Fast help when bad news or a complaint starts to spread.
10Get your good news featured on trusted news sites.
11Fix the info box Google shows next to your name.
12Improve what AI chat tools like ChatGPT say about you.
Send us the link to the fake profile or page and get a free, honest check of what can be reported. No cost and no obligation.