How to report a page

Every creator page has a report link at the foot of it, including yours.

When to use it

• Somebody is pretending to be a person or an organisation they are not.
• A page is collecting for something that is not what it says.
• The page carries abuse, or content that should not be on it.
• A UPI ID that is not theirs.

What to write

What is wrong and how you know. A page pretending to be a temple fund is easier to act on with a sentence about which temple and why you can tell.

You do not need an account and you are not asked for your name.

What happens next

It reaches Kulhad, gets read by a person, and the page is looked at. What follows depends on what is found: nothing, a change asked for, or the page taken down.

You are not told the outcome. Somebody reporting a page has no standing to be told what happened to somebody else's account, and a report system that reports back is one people use to check whether their harassment worked.

What Kulhad cannot do

Get money back. Kulhad never held it and has no view of either account. A payment that went to the wrong place is something your own bank raises, and the faster you tell them the better.

If you have been defrauded, that is a police matter as well.

Reporting something about your own page

Use the email address on the help centre instead. Include your page name.