Abuse Reporting

1. What Can Be Reported

We accept abuse reports related to domains or services managed through Domaintico, including:

• Phishing or credential harvesting
• Malware distribution
• Spam operations
• Fraud or impersonation
• Intellectual property violations
• Other illegal or abusive activity

2. Where to Send Abuse Reports

Abuse reports

abuse@domaintico.com
Phishing, malware, spam, scams, impersonation.

Legal / Intellectual Property

legal@domaintico.com
Trademark or copyright concerns.

3. Information to Include

To help us investigate quickly, please include as much of the following as possible:

• The full domain name in question
• Detailed description of the issue
• URLs involved
• Date and time of the incident
• Screenshots (if applicable)
• If email-related: full email headers (not just screenshots)

4. Investigation Process

Once a report is received:

• We review the report for completeness and validity.
• We may contact the domain holder for clarification.
• We may suspend or restrict services if Terms or laws are violated.
• We cooperate with registries and authorities when required.

5. Response Time

We aim to review abuse reports as quickly as possible. Complex cases may require additional time, especially if registry or legal coordination is involved.

6. Limitations

Domaintico acts as a domain service provider. In some cases, hosting or content services may be managed by third parties. If abuse originates from external hosting providers, you may also need to contact the relevant hosting provider.

7. False or Malicious Reports

Submitting knowingly false abuse claims may result in restriction of access to our services.

8. Contact

For general support inquiries, please use our Support page.