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Something wrong with a listing?

We publish what sellers list and what registries say. When either is wrong, we want to know, and buyers deserve to see it.

Last updated 2026-08-28 · questions: nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com

01What to report

  • a domain listed by someone who does not own it, or a stolen domain;
  • a listing that infringes your trademark or other rights;
  • impersonation of a person or company;
  • abusive or unlawful content in a listing or an inquiry;
  • a number on the site you believe is wrong.

02How to report it

Email nikola.roganovic032@gmail.com with the domain, the profile link, what is wrong, and how we can verify it (a registration number, a registrar confirmation, a court or UDRP reference, whatever applies). Include a way to reach you.

03What happens next

We aim to acknowledge reports within a few business days. We may de-list or hide a listing while we look into it, ask the seller to respond, and re-run ownership verification, which settles most ownership disputes on its own: whoever controls the domain's DNS can prove it in minutes.

proven.domains cannot transfer a domain, reverse a payment, or decide who legally owns a name. Those are matters for the registrar, a UDRP proceeding, or a court. What we can do is stop publishing a listing and correct the record.

04If you are the seller

If your listing was removed and you believe that was wrong, reply to the notice we sent and include your verification evidence. Verified ownership carries a lot of weight here.

proven.domains is a listing and verification service. It is not a broker, payment processor, registrar, or law firm, and nothing here is legal advice. How it works