Reporting Products or Pages

Budolinks allows users to report storefronts or product pages that may violate platform rules or appear unsafe.

If you encounter misleading, abusive, illegal, or harmful content, you can submit a report for review.

What can be reported?

You can report:

• creator profile pages
• public product pages
• unsafe or misleading links
• abusive storefront behavior

Only Budolinks page URLs are accepted in the report form.

Example:

https://budolinks.com/@username
https://budolinks.com/@username/product-name

Available report types

Current report categories include:

• Spam, fraud and phishing
• Copyright (DMCA)
• Hate speech
• Adult content without notice
• Illegal services
• Privacy and impersonation
• Other

Choose the report type that best matches the issue.

How to submit a report

Go to report page

Fill in:

• your name
• your email address
• the Budolinks page URL
• report category
• optional additional details

Please only include relevant information.

Do not include:

• passwords
• bank information
• private payment details

Reporting directly from a page

If you are currently viewing a Budolinks profile or product page, you can also report it directly from the page itself.

To submit a report directly from a page:

• you must be signed in to your Budolinks account
• select the appropriate report category
• provide additional details if needed

Requiring sign in helps reduce spam, abusive reporting, and fraudulent submissions while keeping the platform safer for creators and visitors.

What happens after reporting?

Budolinks reviews reports and may take action when content violates platform rules.

Possible actions may include:

• content removal
• visibility restrictions
• warnings
• account limitations
• account suspension

Not all reports automatically result in removal.

Report limits

To help prevent abuse and spam, report submissions may be limited daily.

False or abusive reports

Submitting intentionally false, misleading, or abusive reports may result in restrictions on future reporting access.