Fix inaccurate public facts
Use trader rights when a profile has the wrong name, address, phone, website, source label, service area, or context that changes how the business is represented.
Request a listing review
Use this route for corrections, privacy requests, wrong-profile reports, takedown notices, and disputed public evidence.
Separate the wrong business from yours
Wrong-profile and merge requests need source links that show which reviews, credentials, or company records belong to a different trader.
Challenge imported evidence without deleting history
Imported reviews can be disputed when they attach to the wrong profile or source. The review path stays source-named until the evidence is corrected.
Ask for suppression without claiming the profile
Takedown, privacy, fraud, and account-deletion requests stay separate from owner claim so acquisition pressure does not decide listing visibility.
Claim and rights stay separate
Control of a profile is not the same thing as correcting the public record.
We keep this boundary explicit before the form: claiming is for account ownership and workspace control; trader rights is for correction, removal, privacy, source-evidence, and complaint-routing review.
- Do not use claim if the goal is correction, removal, privacy review, or a wrong-profile dispute.
- Name the exact public profile and source record that needs review.
- Separate owner-supplied statements from public source evidence and regulator meaning.
- Use evidence links where possible so the operator can audit the decision trail.
What to expect before you submit
The request should arrive with enough context to review, not just a complaint label.
Requests are triaged by risk and evidence quality. Urgent harm, wrong identity, legal-rights requests, and regulator routes are reviewed before cosmetic profile copy.
Submitting a request does not automatically remove a public record. We may annotate, suppress, remove, correct, or keep the listing depending on verifiable evidence.
Include profile URLs, source pages, company records, regulator references, screenshots, complaint references, or a clear explanation of the business relationship.
Approved requests can lead to correction, annotation, suppression, removal, account action, or clearer complaint routing. Rejected requests should explain the missing evidence.