Reporting Abuse and Submitting a DMCA Request

Two separate forms, for two separate problems. Both are linked in the footer of any DJfindr page.

Report Abuse

For content or behaviour that breaks our terms — abusive messages, an offensive profile or post, impersonation, fraud, or anything harmful.

The form asks for:

• Full Name and Email — so we can follow up
• Entity — the profile, post, or account involved
• Abuse URL — the exact page. The single most useful field on the form
• Explanation — what's wrong. Be as detailed as you can

A report that names a page and describes the specific problem gets acted on. One that says "this DJ is a scammer" with no URL usually can't be.

Submit DMCA Request

For material on DJfindr that infringes copyright you hold — most often one of your mixes uploaded to someone else's profile.

The form asks for:

• Full Name and Email
• Infringed Content URL — the page hosting the material
• Additional Details — what the work is and why it's yours
• Copyright Holder's Full Name, Email, and Address

If you own the work yourself, the copyright holder details are your own. If you're acting for someone else, they're theirs.

Requests go to our legal team at DJfindr LLC, 30 N Gould Street, Suite R, Sheridan, WY 82801 and [email protected]. We review each one and act in line with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Which form to use

See Reporting a Problem With a Client for anything happening inside a booking.

Your own uploads

The same rules apply to you. Only upload mixes you own or have the right to stream and share. If someone files a DMCA request against something on your profile, the content comes down while we review it — and repeat cases can affect your account.

What happens next

We review every submission. We don't share the outcome of a report about someone else, but you'll hear from us if we need more from you.