Respect Network service
Policy-based removal of harmful Reddit posts, comments and threads, with Google cleanup to lock in the result.
12,480+
Negative Links Removed
3,250+
Positive Press Placements
850+
Interviews Published
420+
Major Media Features
Get harmful Reddit posts and comments taken down through Reddit’s Content Policy, subreddit rules and legal routes.
Each subreddit has volunteer moderators who enforce their own rules on top of Reddit’s platform-wide policy, so a strong case satisfies both. Anyone can click report. We choose the right category, cite the right rule and attach the evidence that gets the post reviewed properly.
What we remove
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We build each report around the Reddit Content Policy rule the post actually breaks, so it is reviewed on the right terms.
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Moderators apply subreddit rules alongside Reddit’s policy. We approach them professionally, with the exact rule and your evidence.
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Posts that expose addresses, phone numbers or other personal details are a clear Reddit policy issue, and we report them as one.
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Reddit threads rank well in Google. We also work on the search results so a removed or reduced thread stays out of sight.
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Once a thread is down, we help rebuild what people see when they look you up.
Where we deliver
How it works
We review the post, the subreddit and its rules, and how the thread ranks in Google, then pick the strongest violation to lead with.
We capture the content and context, pinpoint the exact rule or policy involved and prepare documentation, including proof of ownership for copyright claims.
We report in the most relevant category, contact moderators directly, escalate to Reddit admins when a Content Policy violation is documented, and file a DMCA notice where you own the material.
We track every response, handle legal options for provably false content, and push the removed thread out of search results.
We combine Reddit’s own policies with legal pressure, so your case is built to be acted on.
Reddit and its users are protected for what they post, so we go through the policy route and, where needed, a legal order against the poster. Results depend on the platform and the facts, and we confirm the strongest route after your free review.
Typical scenarios
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A founder is targeted by repeated abusive comments and a post that exposes personal details.
→ We document the content, report it under the harassment and personal information categories, and escalate to Reddit admins if moderators do not act.
Our goal: Offending posts removed under Reddit’s Content Policy
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A damaging thread sits on page one of Google for a company’s name.
→ We find the strongest rule or legal angle, pursue removal, and prepare Google de-indexing and ranking content to lock in the result.
Our goal: Thread taken down and cleared from search results
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A post reuses a business’s original photos and written content without permission.
→ We confirm ownership, prepare a DMCA notice with the required statements, and follow up on any counter-notice.
Our goal: Infringing material taken down through a valid DMCA notice
Pay-for-results guarantee
Eligible US cases can be handled on a payment-on-removal basis. We may ask for an escrow or deposit, and clients outside the US pay through escrow or a deposit. Social media and YouTube removal is our guaranteed removal service, so it requires upfront payment. Terms are confirmed in writing before we start.
FAQ
Yes, where the post breaks a Reddit rule or the law. We assess it for free, then pick the strongest route, whether that is a Content Policy report, a moderator request, a DMCA notice or a legal order against the poster.
We cannot guarantee removal. Payment on removal is available to eligible US clients; we may ask for an escrow or deposit, and clients outside the US pay through escrow or a deposit. Every decision is the platform’s or the court’s, so we assess your case first and confirm the strongest route and the terms in writing before we start.
Defamation alone is a hard category on Reddit, which is why we look for the stronger angle first: harassment, doxxing, threats, impersonation or copyright. Where none applies, we build the legal route against the poster and use it to seek removal or Google de-indexing.
Use the three-dot menu under the post, choose Report and pick the category that best matches Reddit’s Content Policy. You can also message the subreddit moderators with the specific rule and your evidence. We prepare and submit both for you.
If the content violates Reddit’s Content Policy and not only a subreddit rule, we escalate to Reddit admins with documented evidence. Doxxing, threats and harassment get the most attention at that level.
Yes, there are routes for it. A court order declaring the content defamatory can support a request to Google to de-index the URL, and we also build search results that keep the thread out of sight.
Deleting a post leaves it showing as [deleted] with your username removed, and the URL and comments stay. Deleting your account leaves your posts and comments up, also shown as [deleted]. If you need more than that, contact us for a review.
Avoid these mistakes and your report is far stronger: do not threaten legal action in public, because it makes you look defensive and the community tends to side against organizations. Do not ask the poster to delete it, since direct contact can prompt more posts. Do not organize mass reporting, which violates Reddit’s policies and can get your account banned. Do not ignore a ranking thread, because the longer it ranks, the harder it is to clear.
Still have a question? Talk to our team
Platforms
Each platform has its own rules, reporting tools and escalation routes. Choose the one where the content lives.
Facebook Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of harmful Facebook accounts, pages, videos, posts and groups, including fake profiles and impersonation. 
Instagram Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of fake Instagram accounts, harmful posts, reels and stories. 
YouTube Video RemovalPolicy-based removal of harmful YouTube videos and channels, with Google cleanup to lock in the result. 
TikTok Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of harmful TikTok videos, fake accounts, harassment and brand misuse. 
X (Twitter) Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of fake accounts, harassment, private information and infringing posts on X. 
LinkedIn Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of harmful LinkedIn posts, fake profiles, comments and false claims. 
Medium.com Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of harmful Medium.com articles, plagiarized posts and impersonating accounts. 
Quora Content RemovalPolicy-based removal of harmful Quora answers, questions, Spaces posts and fake profiles. Send us the post or thread links. We review them confidentially, free of charge, and tell you the strongest route to getting them taken down.
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