Remove Stolen Content & Fake Pages on Facebook
Copied videos, stolen product photos, impersonation pages and counterfeit sellers on Facebook and Marketplace — we file the right report with Meta and get it removed, typically within 24–72 hours.
- Copyright & trademark reports
- Fake page & profile removal
- Marketplace counterfeit listings
- Repeat-infringer escalation
What We Remove on Facebook
Facebook hosts more copied content than almost any other platform, spread across posts, Reels, Pages, Groups, Marketplace and ads. We handle every surface where your work or brand is being misused.
Stolen Videos & Reels
Your original videos re-uploaded to Pages, Groups or Reels without permission, often with your watermark cropped out.
Copied Images & Product Photos
Your photography, graphics or product shots used in posts, cover images and ads by people you never licensed.
Impersonation Pages & Profiles
Fake Pages using your name, logo and bio to mislead your customers, collect payments or run scams.
Marketplace Counterfeits
Marketplace and Shop listings selling counterfeit versions of your products or using your official images.
Infringing Ads
Paid ads that use your trademark, your creatives or your brand name to send traffic to copycat stores.
Scraped Written Content
Articles, course material and captions copied word for word into Pages and Groups.
How a Facebook Takedown Works
Case Review
You send us the infringing URLs or describe the problem. We verify your ownership, collect evidence and decide whether a copyright, trademark or impersonation report fits best.
Report Preparation
We draft a complete notice with the required legal statements, specific post and Page URLs, and proof of your original work or trademark registration.
Filing With Meta
We submit through Meta's copyright report form, trademark report form or the Brand Rights Protection tool, depending on the case, and log every reference number.
Confirmation & Follow-Up
We track Meta's response, push back on any wrongful rejection, and confirm that each post, listing or Page is actually gone.
Why Facebook Reports Fail
Meta processes an enormous volume of reports, and anything that is vague, incomplete or filed under the wrong category is usually closed without action. Many brand owners report a fake Page five or six times through the in-app "Report" button and never hear back.
Our notices are prepared for Meta's actual intake process. We pick the correct form, cite the correct rights, attach the right evidence and follow up through the case reference until the content is removed.
- Using the generic in-app "Report post" button instead of the rights-holder copyright or trademark form
- Reporting a whole Page when Meta needs the specific URLs of the infringing posts
- No proof of ownership — original files, publication dates or a trademark registration number
- Missing the good-faith and accuracy statements the notice must contain
- Reporting trademark misuse as copyright, or copyright theft as impersonation
- Giving up after the first automated rejection instead of escalating with additional evidence
Who This Is For
E-Commerce Brands
Businesses whose product photos, videos and brand name are being used by copycat Pages and Marketplace sellers.
Content Creators
Video creators and photographers whose work is re-posted on Pages and Groups with millions of followers.
Public Figures & Coaches
Professionals facing fake Pages that impersonate them to sell courses, request money or harass their audience.
Course & Community Owners
Educators whose paid material is shared freely in Facebook Groups.
Facebook Takedown FAQ
How long does Facebook take to remove reported content?+
In our experience, properly filed copyright reports are usually actioned within 24–72 hours. Trademark and impersonation reports can take slightly longer, especially when Meta asks for additional documentation, which we supply immediately.
Can you remove an entire fake Page, not just individual posts?+
Yes. Impersonation Pages are reported through Meta's impersonation and trademark channels, and persistent infringers can be removed under Meta's repeat-infringer policy. Where a Page mixes stolen content with original posts, we target the infringing posts first and build a record for full removal.
Do I need a registered trademark to remove copycats on Facebook?+
Not for copyright claims — your original photos, videos and text are protected automatically. A trademark registration helps considerably for name and logo misuse, and it is required for Meta's Brand Rights Protection tool.
What about Facebook Marketplace listings selling counterfeits?+
We report them through Meta's intellectual property channels with evidence of your rights and the specific listing URLs. Repeat sellers are flagged for account-level action.
Will the person who posted it know I reported them?+
Meta notifies the uploader that content was removed following a rights-holder report and may share the reporter's name and contact details with them. We file as your authorized agent, so our details appear rather than your personal information.
Every Facebook Case Includes
Full Facebook Sweep
We search Pages, Groups, Reels, Marketplace and ads for additional copies you may not have found.
Platform-Specific Notice
A report written to Meta's requirements, under the correct rights category.
Same-Day Filing
Reports go out the same day your case is confirmed.
Evidence Package
Screenshots, timestamps and ownership proof archived for your records.
Status Tracking
Every case reference and Meta response logged and shared with you.
Re-Upload Monitoring
Optional ongoing monitoring so new copies are caught and reported quickly.
Stop the Copycats on Facebook
Send us the links or let us find them. You pay nothing until your content comes down — $100 per successfully removed URL.