Intake
Open a case. It takes one message.
No forms, no accounts, no waiting room. Message the desk directly and a person — the same person who'd run your case — reads it and replies, usually within the hour.
Free first read. Confidential. A codename is fine.
What to send
Three things make a fast first read
You don't need to have it all — intake works with whatever you've got. But if you can, include:
- The links. Direct URLs to the posts, profiles or pages. Usernames help when links are gone.
- Two sentences of context. Who it hurts and why it's false, stolen, private or fake.
- What you can prove. "I have my ID", "these are my photos", "screenshots with dates" — just tell us what exists.
What comes back
Your first read, in plain words
- The rule or basis we'd citenamed
- Your realistic oddsgraded
- Timeline for your matterranged
- The exact pricein writing
And if the honest answer is "this won't come down" — that's the answer you get, free, with whatever fallback options exist.
Intake is confidential by default. We don't publish client names, we don't need your legal identity to give a first read, and where a platform's route allows it your name stays off the filing itself. When a route does require real details — copyright claims, for instance — you'll know before you approve anything.