They show up as impersonator accounts, "backup" profiles, giveaway scams and AI videos of you selling things you'd never sell, and your fans can't tell which one is real. We take them down, and an attorney steps in when a platform won't.


They made AI copies of his face and voice, built fake channels and accounts around his name, and used them to sell supplements and fake healing programs to the people who follow him. Creators with much smaller audiences get the same treatment. His case shows how far it goes when nobody stops it.
RemoveWise has been highly effective at removing stubborn infringing content, and very responsive every single time.
Your plan runs on the same process we used for him. Same reports, same follow-up, and the same attorney when a platform won't act.
Accounts that use your name, photos and bio, including the ones that say they're your second account.
Accounts that message your followers about prizes, meet-and-greets or investments, then ask them to pay.
Accounts that repost your content to look like you. When a copyright notice is the faster route, we use it.
Videos that use your face or a copy of your voice to sell something, or to say things you never said.
Facebook and Instagram ads that put your face on a product you never endorsed. We report the ad and the page running it.
We handle these privately and before anything else. We'll never ask you to send us copies.
When a fake account scams someone, they don't go looking for the scammer. They come to your comments and your DMs, and some of them stop trusting the real you.
Along with a photo ID and a list of your real accounts, so we can tell them apart from the fakes. Your manager can handle the paperwork with you.
We search Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and X for your name and face, and we take anything you or your followers send us.
Every report is written to the platform's own rules and filed as your authorized agent.
When a report comes back as "no violation," a licensed attorney sends the next notice.
We re-check every report and only count what's actually down. You get a report every month.
Month to month, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Not sure which one you need? The free scan will tell you.
For fake accounts and giveaway scams.
For when AI fakes of you start showing up.
For managers and agencies protecting five or more creators.
Joseph D'Andre, founder. A lot of reports fail because they don't show the reviewer what the policy asks for. Ours do, and when one still comes back as "no violation," I step in as a licensed California attorney.
You can, and for one account you should. Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and X all have impersonation forms. Creators come to us when the fakes keep coming back, when reports come back as "no violation," or when there are too many to keep up with.
Yes, on Creator Pro. We report AI videos and voice clones under each platform's own rules, and when a platform refuses, an attorney follows up with a notice based on your right to control your own name and likeness.
Tell us and we'll handle it privately, before anything else. We never ask you to send copies. We do need a photo ID first, which also confirms you're an adult. If the person shown is under 18, we'll connect you with NCMEC's free Take It Down service and the right authorities instead.
With five or more creators, every plan is 20% off, and 30% off with ten or more. You get one agreement and one invoice. Each creator still signs their own authorization and sends a photo ID, because the platforms require it.
Nothing is billed. Anything over the limit moves to the top of next month's list. If that happens two months in a row, we'll suggest the plan that fits.
Fake websites and stores, scam checkout pages, pirated courses or paid content, counterfeit merch, and domain disputes. Those are covered by our lane plans and Full Protection. We also don't take down genuine criticism, parody or commentary.
No. Creator plans run month to month, and you can cancel any month. If the work isn't meeting the bar in your first 30 days, you get every dollar back.
A signed authorization naming us as your agent, a photo ID, and a list of your real accounts. Your first sweep starts within one business day of getting them.
Typical vendor terms from public contracts and listings, October 2026.
Find out for free. We scan platforms, websites, ads, marketplaces and file hosts, and an attorney reviews what we find. You'll hear back within one business day.