To report extortion on Facebook, click on the three dots “…” on the upper right corner of any post by the perpetrator. Click “Find Support or Report Photo.” Tell them “someone is blackmailing me on Facebook.” This will alert Facebook to the problem.

However, perpetrators often work in teams to create new fake accounts and continue the Facebook blackmail, or move to new social media platforms to harrass you. It takes a professional company to make them stop.

Once we take over your case, you will no longer have to deal with the blackmailers. We typically resolve the issue in a few days, and in some cases, we can do it in a few hours. Our experts know how to stop extortion on Facebook.

We work under a strict non-disclosure agreement. Your privacy is of paramount importance to us. We will not discuss your case with anyone but you.

No. They will simply reach out to your family, friends and employers and show them your private photo or video. They hope to scare you into paying them to make them stop. But they won’t ever stop, of course, unless you take real action.

Probably not. Facebook Sextortionists usually operate overseas, beyond the jurisdiction of the FBI or your local police department. Law enforcement focuses on crimes in their own jurisdiction, and typically will not have the time to handle this Facebook blackmail situation for you.

We work with Facebook, YouTube and other online platforms to get private images taken down quickly, often within minutes of them being posted.

When it comes to extortion on Facebook, we know what to do. We have a high success rate in keeping our clients’ private material offline. We know how to locate criminals and contact police in their overseas jurisdictions. We have helped thousands of people just like you.