Reporting a collaboration post

If a collaboration post looks wrong, report it. Reports are how we find the things automated checks miss.

When to report

• Scam — asks for money, bank details or free work under false pretences

• Misleading — the terms, pay or brand are not what they claim to be

• Impersonation — pretending to be a brand or person they are not

• Offensive — hateful, harassing or explicit content

• Spam — repetitive, irrelevant, or advertising something unrelated

Choose Other if it does not fit, and say what is wrong.

What happens next

Our team reviews the report and may remove the post or restrict the account. We do not monitor every post in advance, so a report is often the first we know.

You will not be told the outcome of someone else's case — but the report is read.

What reporting is not

It is not a downvote. Reporting a post because the rate is lower than you would like, or because the brand is not a good fit for you, makes real reports harder to find.

Something more serious

If your complaint is about your personal data, impersonation of *you*, or conduct in a collaboration you are part of, use our grievance process instead. That gives you a reference number and a formal response within set timeframes.